How's Your War Song Coming
London reports a flurry of war songs as Britain seeks another Marseillaise. Recruits favor martial tunes like Marseillaise and Faust choruses, while dialect and regional songs reflect wartime sentiment and identity.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1914
Page
14
London reports a flurry of war songs as Britain seeks another Marseillaise. Recruits favor martial tunes like Marseillaise and Faust choruses, while dialect and regional songs reflect wartime sentiment and identity.
Fort Dodge reports Fred Hecht of Douglas township killed a large grey timber wolf after a fifteen minute fight. Hecht suffered severe arm and chest cuts from the claws, the wolf measuring over three and a half feet. two farm dogs had previously fought the wolf as the predator hunted on Hecht’s Meld and near Lizard Creek.
A marketing style remedy claims four ounces of liquid argon dissolves dandruff overnight. Repeated use supposedly removes all signs of dandruff, stops itching, and makes hair look richer and silkier. It warns against certain hair treatments as harmful.
Ruth Cameron presents a humorous dialogue in which Alphonso the Wise and a traveler’s wife debate advice. The author-man’s wife asserts people rarely heed counsel while others wonder if advice is worth offering and when to withhold it. Observations on advisers and reception end with a French proverb.
Waterloo residents report many recoveries from chronic and nervous diseases using Naprapathy under Bruce Galloway. Case summaries claim deafness, rheumatism, goiter, and gall bladder relief after several weeks of treatment without drugs or surgery. Office at 222 1 2 W Fourth St. hours and phone provided.
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