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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1918
Page
2
The issue cites Mrs. Rose Pastor Stokes facing legal penalties for actions against the government, arguing wealth does not shield her from law. The sugar allotment increase and looming political shifts provoke reader speculation about aviation plans and congressional dynamics led by Champ Clark and others.
The armistice accelerates a peaceful settlement with Allied powers ready to appoint delegates to a broad peace conference. Germany and its allies face occupation and reconstruction while demobilization and disarmament proceed. Observers expect a three month window for final consensus and signing.
The Des Moines Register condemns Mrs. Rose Pastor Stokes the Socialist agitator and criticizes her actions as a threat to public order.
The Cedar Rapids Republican argues that divided control of Congress will require wisdom and compromise. It praises the voter chosen balance, stating both parties must agree on essential appropriations and that a coalition-like governance may curb extravagance and foster prudent measures.
The article discusses Addison's disease including skin bronzing and its relation to the sympathetic system. It notes historical views by Brown and others on suprarenal glands and pigment deposition, and mentions Dr Currier answering public letters.
The piece argues that mind control is highly valuable yet underused. It links worry jealousy and anger to wasted energy and suggests starting small to gain broader control, noting each victory makes the next easier.
Next Sunday representatives of First Presbyterian church will visit homes in pairs to deliver greetings and extend church outreach. The program aims to make home visits a permanent feature of the church effort with a church dinner planned after the morning service.
A Massachusetts reader from Whitman reports nervous run down condition and fatigue improved after using Vinol. Cleveland and other testimonials claim restored strength and energy, praising Vinol as a beneficial tonic for worn out adults.
An old advertisement touts Miller's Antiseptic Oil as fast relief for influenza colds sore throat and pneumonia. It promises deep chest and throat penetration easing breathing and pain with a few drops on sugar for prompt relief. Sold by Hansen Hansen and C J Miller with bottles priced 50 cents to 1.00.
An old remedy claims quick relief from cold symptoms including coughing and sore throat. The ad touts Dr. King's New Discovery as soothing irritation and promoting recovery with a half century of popularity.
The ad promotes Dr King's New Life Pills as bowel trainers that cleanse the system with ease and comfort. It claims regulation of the diet will relieve torpidity and urges purchase for 25 cents.
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