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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1918

Page

2

War news and local zeal in Waterloo home front appeal

In Waterloo, citizens rally support for liberty bonds as Pershing leads a major overseas operation near the Swiss border. The paper urges strong participation amid high crop prices and labor demand, warning against overconfidence while stressing patriotism and sacrifice.

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Neighbors urged to fill wartime nurse shortages locally

Dr Kepford of Iowa urges neighbors to substitute trained nurses with volunteer local help as wartime demands pull nurses away. Officials propose districting to organize care, praising elderly women for stepping in while nurses serve in military efforts.

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Big Bill Haywood and the inhuman spell of revolution

The author denounces Bill Haywood as a grotesque figure with a tainted look yet a magnetic presence who stirs workers with anti capitalist rhetoric. He rejects Haywood as anarchist or socialist, labels him a syndicalist, and warns that his calls for law breaking and sabotage aim to dismantle capitalist industries. He also blames immigrant voters for political turmoil and urges Americanizing aliens.

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Health Q and A on thyroid disease and other conditions

Dr Currier answers reader questions on goiter causes thyroid extracts and iodine risks. The piece covers autoimmune and hereditary factors and mentions treatment debates including surgery and radiology. It lists questions on under eye puffiness nervous weakness neurasthenia high blood pressure and hearing loss from loud work with practical cautions.

Carnegie Shy of Cash in Gossip Column

The Wall Street Journal notes rumors that Andrew Carnegie may owe taxes this year and has limited liquid resources. It recalls his quotes on wealth and legacy, mentioning he has one daughter and no son, and that his epitaph mocks those cleverer than him.

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Rome’s New Face and the King’s Desk Job Observed

A travel essay contrasts a transformed Rome with prosperity and socialist influence, noting cleaner streets and better housing. The visit to the Duke of Genoa reveals a modern royal court, and the king is described as a desk-bound figure in a business world.

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Plaid Trousers and a White Soap Recipe Gone Wrong

Tim Coon asks Mr. Fox for white soap. Fox tries a hot water soak recipe to revive plaid trousers stained by paint. The plan backfires as the trousers shrink and fail to fit, leaving Tim angry and short of clothing while Fox dismisses the mishap as a bad experiment.

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Constitutional Democrats Withdraw from Russian Cabinet

In the wartime diary for September 14 1917 the Constitutional Democrats exit the Russian cabinet marking a cabinet shift amid the Russian revolution era. The entry notes related dates including British advances near Ginchy in 1916 and German movements near Dvinsk in 1915. The piece also discusses the Burden on the Rich regarding income taxes in a new revenue bill context.

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