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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1918

Page

2

Price of restitution for German perfidy warned

The article reflects on postwar German state expectations, suggesting a divided, reduced Prussia and a looming federation of states. It argues south German distrust of Prussians and widespread morale collapse, warning that consequences will extend beyond monetary losses.

South Germany Bavaria Baden Wurttemburg Saxony Schleswig-Holstein Danmark Hamburg Berlin Prussia Prussa

Tribute to Harold F. Parr A beacon in ecclesiastical life

An obituary tribute portrays Harold F. Parr as a man of rare worth and deep influence. Colleagues recall a mind of vast thought and eloquence, with a future in ecclesiastical leadership seen even at age thirty.

Parr Jas Waterloo Harold B. Parr Srold E. Parr Harold F. Parr Baginning

War memorial trees proposed for highways by forestry group

Des Moines Capital reports the General Federation of Women's Clubs backs memorial trees on motor highways to honor fallen soldiers. Charles Lathrop Pack, head of the American Forestry Association, calls for a Victory Oak or Victory Elm as fitting tributes and urges state cooperation to teach forestry’s value to future generations. Ida Grove Record-Era urges securing woman suffrage as domestic reconstruction. Sioux City Tribune notes Pershing treasures a Christmas box from his son, including candy, a jackknife and socks.

Des Moines General Federation of Women's Clubs American Forestry Association Charles Lathrop Pack Highway Association Ida Grove Sioux City Tribune Gen. Pershing

The Thyroid Gland and Myxedema A Medical Discussion

A health column explains thyroid function and the consequences of under secretion. Myxedema is linked to metabolism changes, with symptoms including dry thickened skin, enlarged face and neck, and fatigue. Treatment centers on thyroid extract, with cautions about heart disease and long course. Dr Currier offers public Q and A but not individual diagnoses.

Currier Bright A. R Indina

SIDE TALKS about a war worker’s bad day and service woes

A townswoman vents on a citybound ride about slow shops, puzzled clerks, faulty charges, and rude elevators. Despite her wartime volunteer work and committees, the narrator questions whether her public spirit matches her impatience and high standards.

I’s F’s R’s

Fifty Years Ago Notes From Waterloo Chronicle

ANovember 26 1868 issue notes editor excuses for sparse local news due to moves and new carrier trials. It references court adjournments, famine era Balkan casualties, and firings of commerce amid war weariness. News includes a Waterloo stamp of social life with weddings and a grand charity ball.

Thurasay

Macedonian Greeks and Serbs Griev e Entente Delays

Saloni ki report notes Greek and Serbian residents in eastern Macedonia fear Bulgars were not crushed after armistice. About 42 090 Macedonians were deported with heavy losses, while residents accuse Entente powers of indulgence and call for Balkan methods to punish Bulgarians.

Saloniki Associated Press Macedonia Ferdinand Bulgaria Reuter

Jack Frost Ignites Early Frosts Against Mother North Wind

Jack Frost defies his mother and spreads frost before it is time, ruining the landscape. Old Madam North Wind chastises him and bans work until next year, teaching patience and respect for classical timing.

Jack Frost Jack North Wind Gil Old Madan Dale Madam North Wind Ron Dia North Wing

Women Find Relief From Headache With Pink Pills

Mrs. Joseph Vandegrift of West Grove Pennsylvania shares relief after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for fainting spells dizziness and constant headaches. She notes doctors offered no help until the tonic rebuilt her strength and improved her condition. The pills claim to build blood and aid nervous disorders with anemia. Free books on nervous diseases and eating habits are offered by the company.

Joseph Vandegrift West Grove Dr. Williams Dustyard

Bulgar Generals Install Reign of Terror in Macedonia

Bulgarian forces enter Macedonia as friends under an arrangement with former King Constantine of Greece. They establish a reign of terror described in reports, signaling harsh rule and fear among local populations.

Macedonia Constantine Greece

Stearns' Electric Paste touted as cure for rats and pests

An advertising notice argues rats and mice waste over two hundred million dollars of food yearly and promotes Stearns' Electric Paste as the most effective extermination, claiming a small box costs only a few cents and will clear homes of rats and mice as well as cockroaches and waterbugs.

Stearns U.S

Nervous Prostration Solved by Pinkham Remedy

A West Philadelphia woman describes long struggle with nervous prostration and multiple ailments. After using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained health and resumed housework. She urges other women with nervousness backache headaches and functional disorders to try the remedy and contact Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. for guidance.

West Philadelphia Lydia B Pinkham Lydia E Freans West Philadelphia Lydia E. Pinkham

Evaporation Drives Cloud Formation Explained

The text explains how evaporation lifts water from natural bodies into the atmosphere. Clouds form when the water vapor condenses, creating visible masses in the sky.

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