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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1917

Page

2

Women’s Christian Temperance Union Opens Iowa Meet

The Iowa Women’s Christian Temperance Union annual meeting opens at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church with Mrs. Ida B. Wise-Smith chairing. Delegates from various groups are welcomed by officials including Mayor W. R. Law. About 500 attendees expected. prizes for city window displays offered by local merchants and WWCTU.

Iowa L. D. Carhart G. N. Sherman Lucile W. Shadle Mary Isabella Smith George Welker Margaret C. Munns Culla Wayhinger Indiana Union M. E. Patterson

Kaiser Thanks Navy for Success in Riga Gulf Action

Amsterdam dated October 23 reports Emperor William telegraphing Prince Leopold of Bavaria commander on the northern front in Russia with thanks for the success of well trained troops in capturing Oesel Moon and Dago islands in cooperation with the navy. The emperor also congratulated the admiralty staff chief calling naval operations proof of readiness.

Amsterdam Constantinople William Leopold of Bavaria Russia Fatherland Oesel Moon Dago Islands Admiralty

Record in Holiday Trade Seen To Surpass All Past Years

F A Fenton, secretary of the Retail Merchant's association, reports from Waterloo merchants and farmers that October business is already double last year in many cases. Despite war, money is plentiful and employment ample, with a broad circulation of liberty bond funds aiding ongoing war prep and boosting holiday trade expectations to break records. Thrify shoppers seek sales and bargains, extending dollars as far as possible.

Waterloo F. A. Fenton Retail Merchant's Association Conservation Movement

German Propaganda Triggers Canning Scare

Washington Oct 23 Justice Department officials say a misrepresentation campaign urging households not to can surplus foods is German propaganda. The government lacks authority to seize household canned goods and has never planned to do so. The Food Administration promotes canning to reduce strain on commercial food supplies.

Washington, D. C Department of Justice The Food Administration

Print paper production shows slight increase

Washington D C Oct 23 Production of American news print paper for the nine months ending Sept 20 totaled 950,847 tons, up from 923,197 tons in the same period last year, the federal trade commission announced today. Figures are based on reports from 36 companies operating more than 56 mills.

Washington, D. C Federal Trade Commission

Rev Wieneke in Army Work to Aid Soldiers

Rev Baer Wieneke head of St Patrick's Cedar Falls seeks temporary leave to work at national cantonments under Knights of Columbus. Local congregation regrets departure but sees his skill in aiding soldiers. Also notes funeral of Barney Smith, five miles of model road completed in Black Hawk county, sewer project in Lincoln park, and various local society and civic items.

Cedar Falls Baer Wieneke St. Patrick’s Catholic Church J. J. Keane Dubuque Knights of Columbus Barney Smith St. Patrick’s Church Wieneke Hugh Legoria Phinney Bernard James Rockford Ill Joan Rock Island St. Bernard’s Marvin Thomas Black Hawk County Hudson Dewar Dunkerton la Porte Ci Ile W. A. Edgar Cedar Rapids Lincoln Park W. A. Robinson Camp Dodge H. H. Seerley Hook and Needle Club R. Shipman Rock Rapids James Edwards Cedar Heights W. PF. Noble Mesdames Jameson C. M. Parker Joseph Miler Geo. Wyth O. E. S. Kensington Tremont Nathan Enlow Clarksville Greenwood Cemetery Association M. Hansen State Street Anna Gregor

Potato Week Moves On Despite Low Local Interest

Waterloo housewives appear to overlook Potato Week as national officials urge reduced wheat use and increased potato dishes. Government food officials note available potato recipes on request while producers report no spike in demand and plan to support the national effort led by Herbert Hoover.

Altho United States Waterloo Produce Menoday Department of Agriculture Washington

Potato shortages spur frugal meals and shipping limits

A report notes shipping potatoes abroad impractical due to high moisture in potatoes versus wheat and urges housewives to use two white potatoes per dish and rely on potatoes for sustenance as the season continues. MARriage licenses list Andrew Condon and Cora Betts of Waterloo, plus Stephen Raynond and Jennings of Waterloo.

Marivage Andrew Condon Waterloo Cora Betts Stephen BE. Raynond Liste EK. Jennings

Enrollment of Physicians for War Work

Chicago October 23 The eighth annual session of the clinical congress of surgeons opened with a proposal to enroll every physician and surgeon in the United States for war work. More than 2 500 surgeons prominent in this country and in Great Britain and France are listed as participants.

Chicago United States Clinical Congress of Surgeons Great Britain France

War veterans care discussion at national clinic

Attendance at a clinic session planning how the United States may best care for its men injured during the war. The event aims to outline medical support, rehabilitation, and long term assistance for veterans.

United States

Kuehlmann Holds Vienna Talks With Czernin

Dr. von Kuehlmann, German foreign minister, arrived in Vienna and held two long conferences with Count Czernin, Austro Hungarian foreign minister, before returning to Berlin.

Amsterdam von Kuehlmanna Vienna Count Czernin Afen Miinistear Berlin

Idaho Seeks Aid to Save Apples and Potatoes

Boise reports Southern Idaho faces huge losses from frost threatening apples and potatoes as freight cars are unavailable. Telegrams were sent to the food administration in Washington requesting aid to move the crops.

Idaho Boise Food Administration Washington

Lemon Lotion Beauty Remedy From Fresh Lemons

A vintage beauty ad promotes lemon juice skin care mixed with orchard white to make a quarter pint lotion. Strain to remove pulp for smooth application. Used daily on face neck arms and hands to soften soften rough skin brighten complexion and reduce sallowness freckles and tan.

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