War Clock and German Odds in Wartime Waterloo
A Waterloo Courier column blends editorial musings on timing and policy with wartime analysis. It argues Germany may finally yield if allied forces sustain production and American air power, while comparing civic clocks to national deadlines and urging resolve in the face of looming conflict.
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Germany
America
Junkers
Hunland
Austria
Waterloo
Denver
Shallenberger
Russell-Lamson
Potsdam
A Political Universal and the League of Nations idea
The article argues that history shows Europe was held together by two universal powers the Holy Roman Empire and the Roman Catholic Church. It contrasts this with a modern need for a new Political Universal formed by international law and a strong League of Nations to prevent wars and promote peace, urging universal reflection as World War I nears its end.
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League of Nations
Europe
Holy Roman Empire
League of Powers
Mttle
Germany
Italy
Spain
England
Maximilian
John Hus
Bohemia
Poland
Austria
Hungary
Martin Luther
Geneva
John Calvin
Hohenzollern
Obesity and Diet Exercise Advice from Dr Carrier
A health article discusses obesity causes from thyroid and adrenal factors to ovarian removal, with risks like fatigue, heart strain, and poor infection resistance. It recommends diet with limited starches and fats, walking, deep breathing, light gymnastics, daily baths, and small frequent meals, noting possible surgical fat removal but cautioning against it.
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Currier
BP Secleoe Ag
Tagree
Iowa editors note opposition reshapes Harding bid
In a fragmentary Iowa page editorials discuss Governor Harding facing unexpected political opposition from James Pierce while Claude Porter, Democratic rival, may sense unseen forces at work. The item hints at a troubled road for the candidacy amid shifting alliances.
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Dodge Messenger
Harding
James Pierce
Claude Porter
Are Mothers and Grandmothers Sharing Side Talks
A grandmother reflects on child rearing in a column about mothers who talk too much and children who should heed a single spoken command. She notes that mothers often speak again before a child mindfully answers, urging silent restraint to harness the power of expectation.
The Sandman Story Mr. Crow and Mr. Fox
Mr. Crow, starving after a harsh winter, seeks food in forest homes. He tries Squirrels, Rabbits, and Bears, failing each time. He steals from Mr. Fox, who catches him and offers supper before Crow flees, teaching a moral about honesty and consequences.
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MR. Crow
MR. Fox
Jack Habbit
Jack Rabbit
Mr. Bear
Pierce’s abstention sparks GOP rethink in Iowa race
The article contemplates publication owner Pierce severing support for Governor Harding, citing camouflage reasons while hinting Harding’s approval of expelling Pierce by the state council of defense. It suggests Porter may gain from Pierce’s move, and notes Claude Porter’s political burden amid Iowa Republican attention. Blaine’s echoes surface in the framing of Pierce’s alignment with the Democratic candidate.
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Pierce
Guv. Harding
Harding
State Council of Defense
Pierca
Porter
Claude
Haas
Iowa
Mr. Harding
Blaine
Burchardis
General von Pilanzer Ballin flies 500 miles to front
Amsterdam reports General von Pilanzer Ballin leading air reconnaissance to support operations in Albania. He traveled by airplane to the front, covering roughly five hundred miles to reach the line and assess Austrian Army actions.
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Amsterdam
Albania
von Pilanzer Ballin
No Quinine in the Gold Cure Adverts Highlight
Pape's Cold Compound is promoted as the fastest relief for colds and grippe. The ad claims taking three doses every two hours clears nasal passages, stops discharge, relieves headache and feverishness, and chases away stuffed heads. It emphasizes affordability, pleasant taste, and suggests no substitute.
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Pape
Grippe
For a Weak Stomach Ad Offers Long Lasting Relief
In many cases Chamberlains Tablets provide great relief for a weak stomach and impaired digestion. The advertisement states relief is permanent and sufferers are restored to health after use.
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Chamberlain
First Class Man Now with Gold Medal Haarlem Oil
An advertising piece urges men to stay in top condition regardless of age. It claims kidneys support health, promises increased energy and fitness, and promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a tonic. A trial box is offered with a money back guarantee and imported brand emphasis.
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Haarlem
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Washington, D. C
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E.G. Dougherty
New York
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Chicago
Story
Brooks & Finley
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Lyndon Bisbes
IL Fentiman
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California
Prince Max
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Brazil
Verdun
Serbia
A. Tim
Harry Leroy Haywood
Carrier
Cess
Sandman
Mrs. F. A. Walker
Mr.Crow
Crow
John C. Rudnick
White
Commercial Street
Edwards
W. A. Covell & Son
West Fourth Street
East Fourth Street
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