Newspaper notice about republication and advertising policy
Waterloo Evening Courier carries boilerplate about republication rights for all items credited to Associated Press and local news, with notices on admissible ads and restrictions. Names listed include Story, Brooks, Finley, and others. offices in New York Philadelphia Chicago.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Associated
Associated Ivess
Park Rive
Waterton
Laws
Tate
New York
Philadelphia
Story
Brooks & Finley
Fentiman and Wlotzbach Involved in Local Matter Update
Local notice reports H. She Fentiman and Ralph Wlotzbach listed in a community matter. Jackson McCou is referenced in relation to the case or event, with details remaining unclear in the readable text.
Foch’s Great Offensive and Price Fix Aimed at Wheat
A war update notes Marshal Foch shifting to continuous pressure along a 300 mile front with an expected million-man American force within a month, aiming to dislocate German lines and deliver major strategic impact. The piece also discusses farmers facing uncertainty and supports fixing a minimum wheat price of 2.20 per bushel to encourage higher next-year acreage and safeguard food security.
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Ludendorff
Marshal Fach
Marshal Fech
Lufiendorf
Marshal Foch
Wiitary
Fork
Letun
Thia
Indianapolis
Sentiment Versus Strategy In France Dispatches
Dispatches indicate American troops in France adhere to a vow never to retire though analysts doubt this idealistic formula will become a lasting policy. They have reportedly kept ground against the enemy, but the claim may be abandoned as events unfold.
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Arras
Recesi
Teurg
France
Middle age warns of health harms and self care
The piece reflects on middle life, urging restraint, hard work, and medical guidance. It warns that lifestyle choices such as indulgence, poor diet, and excesses threaten vitality. It notes infectious and non infectious diseases rise with stress, overwork, and alcohol use, urging prudent habits and medical advice.
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Oldinge
Bright
Iowa Editors and Prohibition in Mountaineer Moonshine Lore
Davenport Democrat reports temperance and moonshine lore as officers monitor southern mountains amid wartime mood. Prohibitionists vow no end to booze as battles unfold. Associated Press dispatches recount clashes and whisky poured into streams. Sioux City Tribune contrasts wheat and cotton prices, urging action to stabilize farming. Mason City Globe Gazette notes a police gazette claim of near 100,100 barbers in the American army and humorous Bolshevik shaving quip.
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Davenport
United States
Inez
Mason City Globe Gazette
Police Gazette
Two Letters Show Courage Hope Beyond Youth
Side Talks voices reveal happiness shifts with life stages from youth to motherhood. One writer finds value after forty through experience, balance, and Browning quotes, while another recalls joys before marriage, raising children, and wartime pride, believing future letters may bring further happiness if family returns home.
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Jyoutt
Browning
Ory
Bors
The Sandman Story y Mrs F A Walker
A tale recounts Mr Rat's quest for power in a barn. He驱ains a kingly claim, drives out mice and animals, but is surprised by the farmer’s horse and Madam Cow. The rodent’s ego collapses as the animals resist his rule and he retreats to his hole.
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Rat
Mr. Rat
Pershing and American Red Cross Leaders in Paris Visit
In Paris a correspondent visits General Pershing’s headquarters and notes his firm, candid leadership guiding recreation roles for Red Cross and Y M C A. The piece highlights American organizers, then shifts to Domremy, Joan of Arc’s birthplace, and ends with thoughts on new world voices and renewal through war service.
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Gourt
American Red Cross
Paris
Red Cross
Red Brogs
Pershing
America
France
Barie
Noat
Jimmy Hyde
Svitch
Sam Browne
Juan of Arc
Domremy
Joan of Arc
Joan
Mark Twain
Francé
Henry
Germany
Heine
Beethoven
Goethe
Schiller
Schopenhaver
Land
Rat Claims Barn Home Becomes Humble After Challenge
In a barn tale, Mr Rat asserts ownership of a new home as Mr Dog and Madam Cow dispute his claim. Puss allies with Mr Dog to prove Rat overstated his size, driving Rat to retreat to a hole while warning not to return. Tomorrow’s story teased about an illuminated door knob patent.
Mrs De Weese Praises Pinkham Remedy In Oakland
Mrs L H De Weese of 605 Alcatraz Ave Oakland says months of irregularities congestion and fatigue ended after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits sleep relief and renewed energy to the tonic and urges others to try it. The ad notes the company offers advice from Lynn Massachusetts and has over 40 years of experience.
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Oakland
Cal
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. L. HB
Ieee
Alcatraz Ave
de ‘Weesee
Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Thought One Clean Shirt As He Needed
An old advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach and intestinal ailments, claiming rapid relief from pains and catarrhal mucus. It asserts the product cured a man’s stomach issues and promises money back, with distributor names Wangler Bros and Sievers Drug.
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Mayr
Wangler Bros
Sievers Drug
Hansen and Flanser
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