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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1917

Page

2

Delaware County Backs Mr Cloud For Congress

Delaware county Republicans back A M Cloud as a candidate for Congress in Iowa's Third district. Report from Howard Sh Rann notes cloud's entry follows dissatisfaction with the present congressman and that Independence meeting was not packed. Delaware county support solidifies after exploratory talks in Black Hawk and Dubuque counties.

A.M. Cloud Delaware County Congress Iowa Cloud Waterloo Howard Sh. Rann Manchester Press Sweet Rann Black Hawk County Dubuque Ndt Distri Mr. Cloud

Appeals to Release Small Coin hoards for War Savings

Raymond T. Baker director of the mint urges Americans, especially children, to stop hoarding pennies nickels and dimes and invest in war savings certificates and war saving stamps. He declares the penny should pass and receptacles in homes will be made superfluous.

Raymond T. Baker Mint United States

Dandruff remedy claims liquid argon dissolves flakes

An advertisement touts four ounces of liquid argon to moisten and rub into the scalp at night. It promises complete dissolution of dandruff within days with repeated applications, stops itching, and leaves hair fluffy and shiny. Argon is advertised as inexpensive and available at drug stores.

Government urges coin release for war effort

Government appeals to the public to release pennies nickels and dimes from private hoards to meet wartime needs. The piece notes coin-collecting toy banks and small savers, cites the mint operating 24 hours, and promotes war bonds as a better savings method with up to four percent interest. It ends by urging readers to look to the Want page.

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