Water loo Evening Course Item Surfaces In Daily Report
The Waterloo Daily Reporter prints a period piece discussing influenza precautions and treatment, urging rest, warmth, and doctor supervision. It cites Surgeon General Blue and notes emphasis on nasal spray as a preventive measure while warning about serious fever cases.
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Iowa
Black Hawk County
Waterloo
Spain
Switzerland
France
England
America
Althe
New York
Blue
Dovers
West Leads in Liberty Loan Quotas Across Midwest
The New York World reports the West again tops in liberty loan participation with Iowa filling its 147 million quota, South Dakota 31 million, and Upper Michigan exceeding its target. Utah shows eight honor flags as Minneapolis district counties oversubscribe. Baltimore and New York City surpass past totals, underscoring regional zeal and a nationwide stride.
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New York
West
Iowa
South Dakota
Upper Michigan
Utah
Minneapolis
Hirty
Idaho
Baltimore
New York City
New York Federal Reserve District
The Dullest Sermon From a memory of three tedious talks
The writer recalls three notably dull sermons from different sects. A Bad Lands pastor in a tiny pulpit rambled through wells and cisterns with slow cadence, a Gangan tuaites preacher dissected Jonah with erudite but arid logic, and an Anti Erastian gathering featured a protracted, stomach turning defense of a sect scheme that provoked the same reaction in the audience.
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New Dispensation Sect
Atraham Lincoln
Rostrem
Water of Salvation
Trenton
Gangantuaites
Jonah
Side Talks on Women Work and War Time Roles
A Dubuque Telegraph Herald editorial and related Iowa papers discuss women's economic independence and the value of homemaking. The pieces defend home duties as essential rebuilding labor, praising mothers as skilled managers, decorators, cooks, accountants, and educators while noting the broader wartime context and societal recovery.
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Dubuque
A Walk in Paris During Wartime Sunday Strolls
A wartime Sunday in Paris unfolds with crowded boulevards, the Jardin de Paris theaterguignol, and a universal language of love as locals, soldiers, and visitors mingle. Statues line the Seine and sites like Concorde Notre Dame and the Pantheon evoke history, art, and resolve amid barricades and wartime quiet.
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Jardin de Paris
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Place de Concorde
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Gardren
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Reims
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Sister of Mercy
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New York
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Hotel de Fille
Rames
Michelet
Bailly
The Sandman Story by Mrs Fla Walker
A October afternoon finds Adele under a tree admiring goldenrod by a fence. She gathers a big bunch to take home, and in moonlight a talking goldenrod shares its past and dreams, recalling gold mine paths and the long labor of men in ancient times.
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Marshalltown Times-Republican
Sandman
Mrs. Fla. Walker
Adele
Peritonitis as medical topic and health Q A
Medical discussion on peritonitis forms acute and chronic with tuberculosis, causes, and treatments. It notes past opium therapy, rise of antisepsis, and surgical approaches. Includes miscel laneous health Q A about breast tumors and guidance from Dr Currier in the Courier.
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Alonzo Clerk
New York
Bellevue Hospital
Currier
Adjire
Tler, Courier
Goldenrod grows from dust and toil along a sunlit path
A folk tale recounts weary slaves toiling along a dusty rocky path. A Fern Fairy helps a plain ugly plant become a bright green goldenrod, bringing life and comfort to the journey. The plant thrives and earns its name after a dream and a dust-dusted reward.
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Fairy
Ileilers
Adelie
War Calendar Highlights From 1927 1914 1916
Odds and ends from the World War era note British figures on prisoners captured, Russian and Turkish fronts see renewed offensives, and Allied actions near Peronne. Entries span October 1914 to 1916 and 1927 summaries of military activity and movements.
Eye of Bird of Prey Most Perfect Organ
San Angeles Times notes the eye of the bird of prey as the last perfect organ of sight. It highlights the owl's night strike on mice and pursuit of bats, while mentioning the exceptional strength of the talons in larger birds and the osprey’s powerful feet.
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Niles
Tiak Hight
Audubon
San Angeles Times
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