British View of French Front Advances and U S Army Readiness
London dispatch describes the war news from France with emphasis on the German failure to restore the Wotan line and the rapid Allied advances. It notes observers predicting continued German difficulty and highlights Britons and Americans as key forces, with Foch and the American army seen as pivotal to the outcome. Also reports the removal of attorney T. R. Reeve to a new Waterloo Savings Bank building office.
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London
France
Von
Thalawetuaki Stillaioen
Telegraph
X Peserves
Daily Mail
Crite
Marshal Foch
WERT
Yanhs
the Express
Batile
Foch
Emoval
Teno R. Reeve
Black Hawk Bank
Waterloo Sayings Bank
A Home Recipe for Removing Wrinkles
A dated advertisement pitches a simple home remedy to erase wrinkles and signs of aging. It claims an ounce of saxolite dissolved in hazel can refresh the face, with noticeable effects after the first use, touting its safety and low cost compared with commercial products.
Vogt Denies Suit Over Labor Day Barbers Union Paint
Vogt a barber at Fourth and Jefferson streets denies planning to sue the Barbers' union of Waterson after his shop was painted yellow during the Labor day parade. He defends the act as union color and says the incident will benefit him as he remains loyal and proud of his Liberty bonds and savings stamps.
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Amost Oet
Fourth and
Jefferson Streets
Barbers’ Union of
Waterson
Vogt
Barbers Union
Circus Girls Donate Tinfoil to Red Cross During Waterloo Visit
Circus troupe girls in the ballet feature visited the Red Cross shop in Waterloo and donated 25 pounds of tinfoil collected around the grounds. They dedicate all recreation periods to knitting for the Red Cross, with Mrs Ringling supplying yarn for the ballet group and circus men funding yarn for other workers. The effort continues across all cities visited by the circus, yielding many garments each month.
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Red Cross
Waterloo
Soldier John Seiler Wounded in Action June 6
Private John Seiler of Company H fourth infantry was seriously wounded in action June 6, a message to his mother Mrs A W Seiler of Sycamore Street Waterloo said He had served in France about a year after enlisting in 1917 and going through Jefferson Barracks to duty on the Mexican border before sailing to France from an eastern port His mother and sister live in Waterloo.
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John Seiler
Co. H
A. W. Seiler
Tago Sycamore Street
Ervises
Seiler
France
Jefferson Baracks
Mexican
Syracuse
N. Y
Waterloo
Labor Day Red Cross Drive Nets Citywide Support
Waterloo Chapter of the American Red Cross benefited from Central Labor Union efforts on Labor Day. The parade and auction raised 246,425 dollars in Red Cross donations, with prizes donated by merchants and a sewing machine prize to be auctioned for charity. Union leaders praised the collaboration and anticipated additional gifts from local groups.
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Waterloo
American Red Cross
Central Labor Union
Ned Cro
Red Cross Society
Union
Red Cross
Charles Milnes
Tke
Marc Maney
J. W. Rickert
Horton Case Details and Local Health Update
Fragmentary report notes Horton and Lundberse leaving Abondastering and a signature mention of Lawrence White. It references a hospital visit for Miss Tanlu Vos and a person named Dine Boyd, with unclear affiliations and dates. The text is garbled and yields few concrete facts.
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Horton
den Lundberse
Abondastering
Infe Fur
Lawrence White
Yar Camp
Boyd
Tanlu Vos
Dubuque Physician Languishes in Jail Over Bail
Dubuque Louisiana Sept. pr. C Alten Snyder, arrested Monday for the murder of Mrs. Frank Gagne of Wasi Dubuque, UK, remained in county jail as efforts to secure a 15,000 bond failed. The court set Mrs. Gagne’s fine this morning while investigators pursue the alleged real operation claim.
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Associated Prose
Dubuque
Pr. C. Alten Snyder
Mra
Frank Gagne
Wasi Dubuuque
Toeat Phys
Stein
Bootilaguere Caught After Tip From Woman
Police in Doysarr arrested Chiarias Vaupel, a known resident, on charges related to oral transportation of liquor after a tip from a woman who refused to identify herself. The unnamed informant alerted the chief of police.
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Bootilaguere
Chiarias Vaupel
Doysarr
Police
Hare
Chief of Police
Father John’s Medicine advertised by a grateful user
A testimonial claims weight gain after using Father John’s Medicine for two years. The ad touts the medicine as a safe, wholesome family remedy free from alcohol or dangerous drugs. It emphasizes long-standing word of mouth praise over many decades.
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John
Father John
Father John's Medicine
Siv
Unclear clipping reveals suspect in Dubugie trip case
fragmented OCR notes describe a man in uncertain attire at a depot in Dubugie. a frightened witness reportedly saw an officer, a goat incident, and a plea of guilty later, with unclear sums and details about a soft drink parlor operation.
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Dubugie
Vie Depot
Voupel
Chis Wethom
de- Thiel
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Arant Sea
Marsh Place
Avant High
Arant Shoe Shop
Carden Tubratre
Schogl Childehien
Lectric Park
Law For
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Beatrice Mirelle
Steddy
Toya
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Man
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Mareena
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Wright & Earl
Lone
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Official War Review
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Last Times Today
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Bert Howard
Althoff Sisters
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Pauline Frederick
Pathe News
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Chicago
Symphony Orchestra
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