967 Locomotives and 12 174 Cars Taken to France
American forces in France boasted vast materiel and rail assets as of Nov 11, including 967 standard gauge locomotives and 13,174 standard gauge freight cars, plus 250 locomotives and 873 foreign cars. The AP notes extensive rail construction, port berths, and stockpiled rations to sustain war effort, with millions of pounds of meat beans and other supplies promised to allies amid ongoing mobilization.
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America
United States
Argonne
Department of Light Railways
Europe
Novil
Associated
Bertihs
Bordeaux
Montoir
St. Nazaire
Engineer Corps
Calais
Fess
Channel
Waterloo Woman Sees Bishop Uncle In Local Theatre
Mrs F J Stillman of Waterloo, a niece of Bishop Samuel Fallows of Chicago, claims she saw her uncle appear during a moving picture film dedication in Waterloo. The scene startled her as Fallows spoke to her before resuming his Chicago duties, leaving her convinced the moment was real.
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F.J. Stillman
Locust Street
Samuel Fallows
Chicago
Bishop Fallows
Waterloo
Rehearing Requested by Waterloo in Damage Suit
A petition for rehearing will be filed by the city of Waterloo in the case of J. W. Hearn versus the city. The supreme court affirmed a $2,500 verdict for the plaintiff for injuries alleged from a sidewalk incident on June 3, 1916. A plumbers’ bond may relieve the city if the appeal fails. Burr Brown, city attorney, and McGoy led the defense. Rudolph and Tuthill represented the plaintiff.
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Waterloo
J. W. Hearn
Supreme Court
District Court
Burr Brown
H. McGoy
C. d., Rudolph
J. S. Tuthill
Silver dollars melt away from treasury vaults
Washington November 21 The Associated Press reports that over 150 million silver dollars have been melted into bullion for export to India and other oriental countries. The treasury’s stock in vaults dropped from 490 million to about 338.363 million dollars in six months. Also reported today is cotton ginning data up to November 14 totaling 8,651,005 running bales, including 127,812 round bales and 24,145 Sea Island bales, versus 8,571,115 running bales a year earlier.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Treasury
Sea Island
Census Bureau Today
Rebuilding Health After Illness With Father John’s Medicine
An old advertisement touts Father John’s Medicine as a safe tonic to restore strength after illnesses like grip or pneumonia. It claims pure nourishment free from drugs and alcohol and cites a New York professional’s declarement of recovery after typhoid pneumonia.
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Father John
New York
John
Waterloo Campaign Appeal: Public Support Needed for War Work
The Courtier argues Waterloo residents should fund continued war work despite postwar fatigue. It notes that troop demobilization increases the need for support, entertainment, and morale services for soldiers awaiting homeward orders, urging citizens to contribute to keep men connected to home and uplifted during the transition period.
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Waterloo
Europe
Dean's Kidney Pills touted in Waterloo testimonials
Heard in Waterloo reports say Dean's Kidney Pills relieve back pain and kidney symptoms. Local user CG B Campbell, a retired farmer, credits Doan's with improving nocturnal urination after two years of trouble. Sold 60c at Wangler Bros Drug Co and other dealers. Milburn Co Buffalo referenced.
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Hwidney
Waterloo
Dean
Waterloo Citien
CG. B. Campbell
Lafayette St
Doan
Wangler Bros. Drug Co
Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad
Prominent druggist testifies to Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root selling well for years and aiding kidney liver and bladder ailments. Swamp Root claims to neutralize uric acid and relieve rheumatism. sample bottle offered by mail from Kilmer Co. Waterloo Daily Courier and Reporter. Large and medium bottles sold at drug stores.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Waterloo Daily Courier and Reporter
Best Way to Wash the Hair with Canthrax Shampoo
An advertisement touts Canthrax as a simple inexpensive shampoo that cleanses the hair and scalp, removes dandruff and dirt, and leaves hair clean, quick-drying, and fluffy. It instructs dissolving a teaspoonful in hot water to make a full cup of shampoo liquid for easy application.
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Jose
Mayor Simpson Appeals for Thanksgiving Fund Drive
The city's chief urges residents to donate toward a relief fund to support men remaining at home. An honor roll will list those meeting the full amount, with additional contributors noted for surpassing their apportionment.
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Snompson
Sprinkling Coal With Water Increases Heat
A report by Fuel Administrator Fred Li Northey urges sprinkling coal with water to boost heat, reduce soot, and improve humidity. The method moistens air, saves cleaning, and makes heat more efficient, especially with softer coal. The suggestion aims for a healthier, more comfortable home environment.
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Fred Li
Northey
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