Waterlooo Evening News Classifieds Notice Header
The Waterloo Evening News presents a masthead and Associated Press notice text including publication stamps, rates, postal details, and advertising policy statements. It references editors and correspondents in New York Philadelphia and Chicago and notes service flag stars.
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Waterloo Evening Corn
Daily Reporter
DRE
Associated Press
Cis
Ysper
Audi
West
John GC. Hartman
P A.W. Peterson
T. Daily
Sy Ie
Washington
Bureau
Slansey
G. Dougherty
New York
Philadelonia
Chicago
Story
Brooks & Finley. Hep's
Postwar planning warned as war ends demands grip
The article argues war fatigue masks looming postwar problems across industry economy and politics. It warns against returning to old methods, urges meditation and planning for rail policy and national restraint, and discusses terms of peace and discipline toward defeating Germany. It cites American soldiers stance on unconditional surrender and notes European reaction to U.S. determination.
Terms With The Right Ring In Peace Plans
A commentary critiques highbrow publications proposing peace terms and postwar arrangements. It argues that professors, sheltered from harsh realities, misjudge the consequences and neglect the weight of resisting oppressive forces. The piece warns against theoretical diplomacy detached from real-world pressures and costs.
Liberty loan workers and slackers amid war drives
Iowa editors rebuke stingy neighbors who refuse ten cent or thousand dollar loans for public service. Webster City Freeman Journal notes barber shop workers in Waterloo respond to war orders by quitting, leaving only proprietors as safety razors fly off shelves.
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Tizhorad_ Monticello Express
Liberty Loan
Sam
Webster City
Bathing and sea air boost health in hot weather
Practical advice on staying healthy during heat emphasizes fresh air, clean seas and baths. It advocates daily bathing, sea baths for healthful effects, and using pubs baths in cities. It notes improved sleep, breathing and digestion, and hints at future factory bathing requirements. An accompanying reader question on a pitching elbow injury is directed to Dr. Currier for general health guidance.
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Tine
Currier
Dr. Currier
After The War Won Fun Of Simple Delights Returns
Side Talks imagines life after victory with white bread and sugar, fleetingly praising luxuries like afternoon tea, cakes, and plentiful clothing. It notes that those who complied with rationing will savor freedoms while those who evaded rules may miss them.
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Secuntry
The Sandman Story by Mrs Fla Walker
Mr Dog frets over nightly fears of Fox and Coon disturbing his poultry. A jack o lantern scares them back, as Mr Dog uses the lantern to chase the predators from the barnyard in a clever walkway catapult.
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Sandman
Mrs. Fla, Walker
Mr Dog
Dog
Mr. Fox
Mr. Dog
Dow
Sloan
Mr. Bagee Thost
Mr. Coon
Britishers Take Victory Quietly
London, Aug. 30. In a dispatch from London an observer notes four weeks of continued Allied success and describes British public demeanor as unexcited, with no elation even amid wartime progress. The piece credits American troops for their decisive contribution and highlights British restraint and anonymous public gratitude toward Allied forces.
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Thomas Burke
London
Reciprocal News Service
Marne
Maren
Foch
Haig
Fach
Luondon
A Pair Price For Wheat
Disputes over wheat prices arise as elevators and mills face complaints of unfair offers. Sellers allege buyers push for high advance prices, while buyers say sellers seek excess profits. The piece argues both sides deserve fair terms and reasonable commissions, with prices tied to traded quantities. Also noted is a Des Moines Register item about a finer two dollar and one dollar bill issue by the treasury.
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Marshalltown Times-Republican
Des Moines Register
Treasury Department
War Days From 1914 To 1917 Headlines
A compact recap of World War I milestones dated September 3 in 1914 1915 1916 and 1917 noting German advances near Paris and Riga and air raids on England. The piece also contains a fragmentary tale about Mr Coon Madam Cow and Mr Fox ending with Mr Dor’s sleep.
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Riga
England
Paris
No Sleep in a Hospital Near the Battlefront Moon Rise
A wartime hospital tale from France follows Henry and the Gilded Youth as moonlit nights stir loves amid frontline wards. Nurses, ambulances, and patients share terror under German raids while a socialite Auntie and the Eager Soul discuss fate, class, and a boat friendship remembered aboard the hospital courtyard.
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Battlefront
Germany
France
Europe
Auntie
Henry
Gonrecourt
Lwe
New Republic
Bill
Nur
Khim
Solomon
Use Cocoanut Oil For Washing Hair
An old advertisement advises washing hair with pure cocoanut oil to avoid alkali damage from soaps. Moisten hair, rub in a small amount, create rich lather, rinse easily, and remove dust dandruff and oil. Output emphasizes cheapness and long-lasting supply from drug stores.
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Stalin
School Teacher Needed Brains and a God Send Remedy
An advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a cure for severe stomach liver and bowel trouble enabling a schoolteacher to keep teaching. It claims relief from gas pressure and heart palpitations and promises money back after trial. Distributed by Wangler Bros Slowers Drug Hansen and Hansen and other druggists.
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Mayr
Maris
Wangler S Bros
Hansen and Hansen
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