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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1918

Page

7

Interest Aroused In Iowa Election 1918

Des Moines reports a sudden surge of voter interest on the eve of the 1918 Iowa election. The president's call for Democratic congressional support has mobilized Republicans and intensified partisan activity as Democrats seek to expand their influence in the state legislature and in the Second and Sixth congressional districts. About 20,000 Iowa soldiers abroad are expected to vote.

Des Moines Iowa Congress Horace Boies General Assembly Senate Schrup Dubuque Caswell Denison C. E. Cameron Alta State Fair Board van Austine Gilmore City House

Iowa Journalist Encounters British Power Figures in London Luncheon

Des Moines Capital reporter Lape Young Jr describes English Speaking Union events in London on October 14. Maj Evelyn French runs the group while Arthur Balfour serves as president. Balfour’s remarks condemn the war’s cruelty alongside Irish channel outrage. Lord Northcliffe hosts lunches at the Times building, showcasing influence and ceremony. Marriage licenses listed for Arthur Grimm and Elsie Strempke, both of Hudson and Fairbank to Waterloo residents.

Lape Young, Jr Des Moines London England Balfour Lord Northcliffe Times Westminster Abbey London Times The Daily Mail

Danderine Promises to Stop Hair Loss and Dandruff

An advertisement claims Danderine wipes out dandruff and stops hair loss after several applications. It asserts the scalp becomes irritation free and hair roots reconditioned, with a small bottle available at drug stores for a few cents.

California Syrup of Figs Ad Targets Parents

An old fashioned laxative pitch urges mothers to switch from castor oil and calomel to California Syrup of Figs for children. It claims the fruit laxative gently cleanses liver and bowels, sweetens the stomach, and can be used by all ages with directions on the bottle. Counterfeits warned against.

California California Fig Syrup Company

Democratic World repudiates Wilson appeal over congress

Washington dispatch reports the New York World, a Democratic administration organ, repudiating President Wilson's push to retain Kitchin at Ways and Means and Dent at Military Affairs. The editorial argues for a Republican Congress to curb sectional favoritism, set tariff policy by voters, and ensure sound reconstruction practices. The piece urges voters to decide without presidential interference.

Washington, D. C New York World Organization of Congress Congress Kitchin North Carolina Ways and Means Committee House Dent Alabama Wilson South

Cambrai Plate Glass Survives All Shocks Citizens See War Looted Helmets

From Cambrai front reports British engineers posted along streets warn that burning building fronts may topple as wreckage lies everywhere. A gleaming plate glass window in a shop front survives intact. British tommies don German helmets found in abandoned stores with a chaplain distributing them to troops.

George T. Bye Reciprocal News Services Cambrai Canal de ‘Escaut

Nashua Youth Dies of Pneumonia in France

Lawrence Fang son of Mr and Mrs A A Fang Nashua Iowa died October 5 in France from pneumonia after only a few months in service. He is survived by his parents three sisters and three brothers Norbert brother stationed at Camp Dodge is home on brief furlough.

Nashua

Tall bands replace bagpipes in Scotland

American sailors stationed in Scotch ports introduce ragtime dances in Scotland, changing local musical scenes as tall bands take the stage replacing traditional bagpipe performances.

Scotland London

Sailors and Scot Girls Danced to American Airs at Naval Base

Sailors with Y M C A help staged gatherings where they danced with Scotch lassies to American tunes in a naval base hall. An American sponsored revue toured Y M C A huts and tied together social events for service members and local partners.

Shere Cacanetor Naval

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Arthur EB. Grimm Hudson Elsie E. Strempke Fairbank Frank R. Siberling Waterloo Lorene Watkins Chilpten Pilla Galomel Castor OL Arants Louis Heel Avant Shoe Shop Marsh-Place Building Horlick Porter Claude R. Porter Harding Charles A. Rawson Republican State Central Committee France Belan Bellans Shara
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