New Vision of Duty from Pershing on Thanksgiving Day
American commander in France pays tribute to fallen and wounded, praises Lafayette debt repayment, and honors soldiers who beat the invader. He urges gratitude to God, respect for mothers and widows, and a renewed sense of duty as victory ends a brutal campaign.
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France
Pershing
Lafayette
Avery
Tfis
Whoops for Joy Over Wholesome Boys in Service
A wartime column from Grundy Center recounts the 1919 shift to duty and morale as paraded by soldiers overseas. Letters praise the unselfish, fearless nature of the men, who bring hope to families and communities while influenza and tragedy strike nearby.
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T. Houser
George E. Pike
Germany
Grundy Center
Spo
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Einert Bottenid
Chicago
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Cedar Streets
Marriage Of Grace Dunkelberg And Edward Hunter
Grace Dunkelberg daughter of Dr and Mrs R A Dunkelberg and Edward Hunter were married on Thanksgiving day in Des Moines. Hunter, a cadet at Eberts field near Little Rock Arkansas, had been instructor in manual training and taught in several public schools. Grace is a Waterloo native, graduate of East High and Iowa State Teachers College, and has worked at Waterloo Bank and Trust. They will reside at the Dunkelberg home in Waterloo until January. Other items note society events and club meetings with speeches on wartime efforts and women’s work, two gold stars for aviator Charles W Chapman and naval Ensign Ellis J Hofman, and upcoming meetings at Memorial Hall.
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Grace Mac Dunkelberg
R. A. ‘Dunkelberg
Walnut Street
Womat Club
T. A. McManus
Wcc. A
Marian Chapman
Red Cross
Ada Palmer
Social Welfare League
F. l. Marquis
County Council of Defense
Flng
Club
Charles W. Chapman
Ellis J. Hofman
Navy
Iowa
Waterloo
Among the Churches Entertain Brethren Group
Cherek of Brethren Plus Ultra class members enjoyed an oyster supper at the home of O V T Wagner yesterday. The evening featured games a short musical program with songs by Miss Beith Whittle. Sacred Heart St Elizabeth circle met with Mrs T F Cantry and Mrs Edward Mullany. The circle planned to complete its work schedule.
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Brethren
Ultraclass
Ovt Wagner
Miss Beith Whittle
Sacred Heart
St. Elizabeth Circle
T. F. Cantry
Edward Mullany
Democratic Party in Germany Would Seize Big Estates
The Berlin Tageblatt editor-in-chief Theodore Wolff described a new German Democratic party formed to support a republic and democratic reforms on a socialist economic basis. He said the party aims to rally middle classes against reactionaries and oppose Bolshevism, with strict limits on militaristic leaders and a push to socialize certain industries while preserving private property with compensation.
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Associated Press
Berlin
New German Democratic Party
Wilson
Theodore Wolff
Berlin Tageblatt
Herr Wolff
Sferr Wolff
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Gustave Stresemann
Progressive Party
Hugo Preuss
Germany
National Assembly
Walther Schuecking
Marburg University
Gerlach
Fishbeck
Max Weber
National Liberals
Herr Wolfs
Prince Schoenacht Carolath
M. J. Junck
Dr. Witting
National Bank of Berlin
Empire
Recognition for Waterloo garden worker Mrs Cadwallader
Mrs. Chester Cadwallader, longtime Waterloo garden advocate, will be named city garden supervisor and paid by a coalition of civic and commercial groups aided by funds from the Iowa State College program. The move honors her eight years leading school garden work, with plans to expand to east Waterloo and formalize a salary to sustain her efforts.
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Waterloo
Woman’s Club
Iowa State College
Ames
Washington, D. C
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Prof
Cunningham
Iowa
Keokuk
German Helmets Dumped By Quitting Foe Frontline Souvenir Craze
Verdun October 31 AAP correspondent reports American troops capture a flood of German helmets camouflaged with stripes and colors. Soldiers discard the gear as they retreat, while many Americans mail or stash the helmets as wartime souvenirs. helmet and equipment losses spur a brisk trade in battlefield loot.
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Verdun
Associated Press
Rhine
Americare
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The Homely Man Is Shown As A Painter and His Lady
Donald Macbeth overhears clubmen gossip about his homely look and scar. He plans to let Marguerite Morton end their engagement as she prepares to marry another man, then attends her theatre performance where she smiles at him, signaling a possible reconciliation.
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Donald Macbeth
Uro
Jan Vining
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Donald
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Iit
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Optimism Rises as Waterloo Businesses See Postwar Boost
Waterloo merchants report a broad upturn in sales after the war's end. Clerical and clothing trades show immediate gains as shoppers plan for Christmas and merchants forecast a strong spring and summer 1919 with larger stock orders.
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Courier
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