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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1918

Page

2

Shaky links in Democratic chain crest Ohio gains feared

The Democratic party faces shaky links in Ohio as Republicans aim to carry three to five districts, while Denver leadership accepts loss of two. Iowa Republicans seek gains to offset Ohio losses and target the Second district, where Democrats once held a solid edge, and the Fourth district where Haugen and Hamgeyer are strong.

Ohio Buke Lewlers Buckeye Iowa Big Duthe Harry Hall Haugen Hamgeyer

Waterloo Evening Courier and Reporter notices 1918

The Waterloo Iowa Evening Courier and Daily Reporter 1918 issue details copyright and republication rules. It notes Associated Press exclusive rights to dispatches and general notice about advertising policies and newspaper offices in Washington New York Philadelphia and Chicago.

THE Evening Courier Waterloo Iowa Waterlog ABD Associated Press Eeee Washington, D. C Munsey Bldg E. G. Dougherty, Correspo New York Philadelphia Chicago Story, Brooks & Fintey Rep

Uremia Symptoms Warn of Acute Kidney Failure

Cramped health article describes uremia arising from kidney dysfunction linked to cancer, tuberculosis, or pregnancy. It outlines sudden convulsions, unconsciousness, coma, and distinctive urine albumen, plus treatment aims to control blood pressure, remove toxins, and support heart function while kidneys heal or fail.

Eise

Chicago's Dire Peril in Dry Law Revenue Debate

The piece argues a proposed dry law would slash Chicago’s revenue by about 5 million annually from saloons and allied trades. It breaks down licensing, gross receipts, and tax flow to claim residents gain financially from booze abstinence, despite loss of city income. It concludes with a mock mathematical flourish on the supposed tax shifts.

Chicago Windy City

Political stir in Iowa after lull in 2nd district race

Politicians move to act as Democrats target several incumbents in Iowa. Rumors of ousting Harry Hull in the 2nd district, Gilbert Haugen in the 4th, and Ramseyer in the 6th surface amid a slim Democratic edge in the House. A fall loss of a dozen members could shift control to Republicans.

Iowa Harry Hull Gilbert Haugen Ramseyer House of Representatives House

Belgium's account demands full Belgian claims payoff

Indianapolis News argues for complete restitution from Germany for Belgium's damages from war, stating 466 million dollars in war contributions and vast looting including 430 million marks from Belgian banks. It calls for justice, rehabilitation of Belgian industries, and a peace based on accountability, warning against lenient peace talks.

Indianapolis Germany Belgium Unite States Ito

Color comic supplements spark editorials on paper waste

Marshalltown editors argue against color comic inserts in newspapers. They say such "funny papers" waste paper, moralize children poorly, and distract from news and business. The piece condemns the idea as an abuse of printing power and calls for preservation of serious content.

Marshalltown Republican

Side Talks on Offense and Forgiveness in Daily Life

The writer muses on how easy it is to be offended by others and how hard it is to forgive. A friend’s hostile attitudes toward maids illustrate how temperament shapes petty judgments. The piece notes the futility of prescribing universal morals and ends with the belief that such a moral would do no good.

The Sandman Story By Mrs F A Walker

A whimsy tale of a laughing Pitcher Man in a pantry and the playful mice and cat. A new dish asks why he laughs, and he recounts a moonlit tale of a fish, a mouse, and a startled cat that sparked his endless mirth. The narrative ends hinting at tomorrow's story about Maid Trousers.

Mis Can Puss Cook Pitcher Man

The Martial Adventures of Henry and Me Love Affairs of the French

In a vivid wartime reminiscence the narrator recalls the French hospital garden and a wounded Young Doctor who saved a Prussian officer then bonded with the speaker and Henry over a girl at the hospital. The tale mixes love, war, and philosophy as they reflect on Germans, nobility, and the healing power of gardens.

Kansas Henry Ocean France Landrecourt Lwe Paris America All Hospital No Man's Land Jnew Nietzsche Mahomet Bill Billy Wrouth

Uncle Harry on Weather's Role in the War

Uncle Harry relays a tale of a hill town storekeeper and an elderly customer to illustrate how weather influenced wartime events. He cites German meteorological services guiding offensives, foggy dawns aiding surprise, subsequent rain hampering gun moves, and favorable clear days aiding aviation and reconnaissance.

Harry Harvard West Front

This Day in War Notable Dates 1917 1916 1915 192

On September 12 1917 a commander was made in arrears. On September 12 1916 France captured a portion of the front at Kerens of Russia. On September 14 1915 Russians launched an offensive toward Roumania. On September 2 192 French and British chased Gerin across the Aisne.

Arreies Kerens Russia Roumania Aisne

Cocoanut Oil Shampoo Advice for Hair Care

An old advertisement advises using refined cocoanut oil as a greaseless shampoo. It warns against alkaline soaps that dry the scalp and damage hair, promoting cocoanut oil as pure, inexpensive, and effective. One to two teaspoons produce rich lather, Cleanse hair and scalp, leaving hair silky and manageable.

Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Ad Claim

An advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a guaranteed remedy for stomach, kidneys, liver and bladder issues. It warns against delayed treatment and imitation products, urging readers to buy today through their druggist.

Pasteur Haarlem

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