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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1919
Page
2
A jumble of local notices and opinion pieces covers advertising rules, the Wilson treaty debate, Pershing kiss controversy and a jab at Senator Borah. The column blends editorial wit with regional musings, referencing Waterloo, Washington, Philadelphia and New York through a 1919 lens. The tone warns of public disorder and praises chivalric ideals while critiquing political maneuvers.
Dr John B Huber discusses persistent infant catarrh often due to congenital adenoids or polyps, symptoms, and treatments. He describes removal methods, cauterization, sprays, and drops, plus advice on preventing infections and when surgery may be considered. He also touches on varicose veins, and invites readers to send questions for answer in future columns.
A theatre outing ends with Andrew confiding in Imogene about happiness and discontent through a fable of a boy and a cheese. The tale mirrors their own tensions as Andrew reveals vanity over shirts and collars rather than real trouble, prompting Imogene's amused reaction. Copyright 1919 Twenty-first Century Press.
The Princess travels by enchanted boat to a blue peaked mountain seeking a magic golden root to save the Leopard Man. She aids a wounded eagle, uses its feathers to fly, finds the root, and returns to cure the Leopard Man who becomes a handsome youth.
A magical voyage returns the Princess and her Prince to a castle garden where the Queen and her son have seized power. The King is freed, the Queen exiled, and the couple wed as a feast begins. They discover a hidden meaning in golden flowers and an eagle statue, while the region splits along county lines over road funding and political leadership debates.
Iowa editors recount President Wilson's vigor and composure in a Des Moines speech, praising his intellect and self-control. The piece notes his clear articulation on war issues, confidence in emergencies, and potential for a tour or third term, while acknowledging the complexity of international problems. Also reports Des Moines county approving hard surfaced roads with tender city-wide support and Northwest Iowa leading the endorsements.
Senator Kenyon declares a strong stand against the treaty without reservations and warns of possible resignation if Iowa supported a reservationless pact. He states no threats or elections will sway his judgment and emphasizes deliberate choice based on Town state sentiment and future implications.
A speaker argues that supporting the League of Nations treaty would betray state and national convictions. Cummins states support for reservations while an audience questions the stage performance and motives amid debates on humanity.
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