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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1917

Page

3

H B Cropper Chosen Waterloo Red Cross Leader

H B Cropper was elected chairman of the Waterloo chapter of the American Red Cross at the first annual meeting held at headquarters on Fifth street east. Officers include Mrs J F Simpson as vice president and Miss Gladys Johnson as secretary. The report shows 5025 members in the society proper with 751 in four branches and 34 working auxiliaries. War relief work, civilian relief and fundraising activities are described with notable totals for surgical dressings, hospital garments, and knitted items shipped to headquarters.

H.B. Gropper Waterloo American Red Cross Society Fifth Street East J. F. Simpson Gladys Johnson Tressa McElhinney Trumbauer Mr Cropper C. L. Chambers B.F. Swisher H. M. Reed Jackson Mc Coy W. W. Marsh EB. L. Johnson J. A. Townsley L. A. Link Misses Johnson Martian Chapman Helene Balliett Langlas Simpson Johnson Cropper Messrs Reed P. L. Killings War Relief Department Nnen Red Cross Cedar Falls France Marian Chapman Civilian Relief Committee Bat

Burlesque at Waterloo Excites Large Waterloo Crowd

The Aviators showcased at the Waterloo theatre with two burlettas, featuring a stylish chorus and a lively lineup. Hawaiian dancer Aloha and comic turn Charles Neil drew praise, while Babe Notworthy and Gladys Sears added notable acts.

Waterloo Theatre Penny Aloha Pep Anna Harry Scranton Archie Bell Babe Notworthy Brunetta Aloha Gladys Sears Charles Neil

Pledge Cards Pass Nine Million Mark in Food Drive

Washington noting the food administration neared its 10 million goal with 9,119,417 pledges signed by American housewives. The update shows an increase of over 280,000 since the last tally. Pennsylvania leads with 750,000, followed by Iowa at 517,000 and Missouri at 500,000.

Washington, D. C The Food Administration Dara Pennsylvania Iowa Missouri

Operation Averted Woman Declares Cure After Plant Medicine

Mrs. Tros. McGonigal of 2432 Hartville Street Philadelphia recounts severe long standing female troubles and pain. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with stopping monthly cramps and curing her after three bottles, allowing her to avoid an operation. The letter invites publication to encourage others.

Philadelphia Lydia E. Pinkham

Nothing Untoward Among Waterloo Boys at Deming

Waterloo recruits describe a 12 mile hike in 2 hours 20 minutes with minimal fatigue and strong spirits at Deming New Mexico. They report intensive morning drills and classroom periods, cold mornings, a Hallowe en initiation, and travels to nearby towns with mentions of Hurley Central Silver City Tyrone and a guard duty schedule guarding ambulance and field hospital property.

Camp Cody Deming N. M Hudson Waterloo Altho Hurley Central Silver City Continental Divide Tyrone Leutenant

Pape's Diapepsin Stops Food Souring And Indigestion

An old advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick, harmless antacid that neutralizes stomach acids to stop souring, relieve indigestion, and aid digestion. It promises relief within minutes and claims the product costs fifty cents for a large case at drug stores.

Pape

Bankers and workers await payday amid busy mail rush

The daily scene centers on the cantsen where mail is handed out as the smallman arrives. Tomorrow is expected to bring payday since many are broke. The Couriers are well read and share the same paper, with possible more news to come. Lawrence F. Adair notes the piece must be censored before printing.

Genernl Altho Hoe Andquarters 60 Ag Lawrence F Adair

German Prof Adolph Wagner Dies in Berlin

Amsterdam reports the death of Dr. Adolph Wagner former professor of jurisprudence and political economy at the University of Berlin. He resigned his chair in January 1916 and held honorary degree from the University of Wisconsin. He was a member of several international societies.

Amsterdam Adolph Wagner University of Baerlin Berlin Tees University of Berlin University of Wisconsin

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HB. Cropper Mary of Activities F. C. Platt Department the War Relief Department Ape Cold Dr. King Ally Beve Awheuser-Busch BORAX Bendry Seid Teale Wagner B. B Leath’s Bath East Fourth Streen New York Fourth Street M. G. Kolman
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