German Plans for World Conquest Warned by Kaiser War Memoir
The document dated August 10, 1914, recounts German fears of a world conquest if Belgium neutrality fell and discusses Kaiser Wilhelm II’s exchange with President Wilson. It covers Bethmann-Hollweg’s account of mobilizations, mediations, and the July crisis, noting French border violations and German preparations as the war began.
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Wilson
Belgium
Germany
England
Sons of the Earth
Aussis
France
Cherry
Calais
Brest
Ideaux
Latin-America
America
Ops
Brazil
Berlin
Theiser
Paris
Pneland
Americas
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Reichstag
von Bethmannliwes
von Bethmannellweg
Reichsland
Alsace-Lorraine
Ereby
Altho
Peror
Wilson x
von Bethmann-Holleg
Sthmann-Hollweg
Austria-Hungary
Serbia
Russia
Rusa
St.etersburg
Sarajevo
Har
Heichsland
Fourteenth Army Corps
Women of Middle Age Praise Pinkham Remedy in Lowell Letter
Mrs. Margaret Quin of 259 Worthen St Lowell Massachusetts reports years of nervous condition headaches and pain and says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her immensely reducing nervousness pain and hope. The notice lists warning symptoms and invites readers to seek confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lowell, Mass
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Margaret Quin
Bear
Worthen St
Lowell
Mass
Ydin E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Congress Plans to Finish Work by Next Month
Washington reports leaders in Congress plan adjournment in October after enacting or disposing of key legislation. The Senate must act on soldiers and sailors insurance and a 7 billion war deficiency bill as two major measures await conference results on war tax, war bond, and trading with the enemy bills. Conferees on the war tax bill race to resolve remaining issues, aiming for agreement by week’s end.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Wilson
House
Senate
Chicago to Send 10,000 Men to Camp
Local exemption boards began preparations for marching about 10,000 Chicago men to Rockford cantonment next Thursday. Plans show 40 percent of the quota leaving if transportation and accommodations are secured, while many districts hold public farewells on August 2.
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Chicago
Rockford
Waterloo D A R changes date and plans war relief work
EI Newins of the Waterloo D A R chapter shifts its first meeting to Saturday at Miss Blanche Edwards home with Mrs G S Millard assisting, new officers elected, and plans include simplified wartime activities. The group will knit for the Iowa battleship while contributing to war relief funds and featuring a talk by Nana Calby on Daughters of the American Revolution in the present war.
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Waterloo
D. A. R.waterloo
Daughters of the American Revolution
Blanche Edwards
G. S. Millard
Board of Management
Myrtle Crane
Ells White
Linn H. Moore
Iowa
Iowa D. A. R
Washington
Nana Calby
War Relief Committee
Rolleau
Woman's Club
Russell-Lamson
Music and
Arc of
Russia
H. B. Keily
Lulu Cushman
Elliott Wise
Miriam Marsh
E. C. Litchfield
Harry Sigworth
Oliver Stevenson
Fred Fenton
Lore Alford
C. W. Robertson
P. A. Bassett
Ths
Floyd Chamberlain
H. F. Marshall
Helena Bassiett
Edith Wangier
W. HH. Stewart
J. R. Macartney
Ehlkiets
Elkiets
Elks
Red Cross
Among the Churches United Presbyterian Circle Meeting
The United Presbyterian Gene Morrison circle will meet Tuesday evening with Miss Mason. A missionary program will be carried out at the church Wednesday evening. Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Stewart, India, and Miss Roxy Martin, Egypt, will report on their mission fields. Programs are presented throughout the United Presbyter- ams.
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United Presbyterian
Gene Morrson
Mason
J. H. Stewart
India
Roxy Martin
Egypt
United Presbyter
Community events update and rescheduled meetings
Final arrangements for the rally and parade will be made. West Evangelical Teachers training days meet at the church at 7:46 p.m. tomorrow to reorganize for fall and winter. Mit Baptiste Howe Makers Wand plans at Cedar River park tomorrow, attendees bring sandwiches and another dish. First Presbyterian Major club meets with Mrs J B Kohl at 217 Cortlandt Street Wednesday afternoon instead of Tuesday the 15th.
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3. D
A. W. Carner
Fine Arts
Russell Lainson
Red Cross
King's Daughters
M. D— Red Cross
Cilo Club
G. W. Huntley
Q. V. OG
Jay B. Frank
Story Tellers’ League
Q. W. Co. A. Roome
Daughters of Isabella
Knights of Columbus
West Evangelical
Mit Baptiste—Howe
Wand
Cedar River Park
Norrow
First Presbyterian
Loop pledge canvars hs nearly pinised cards at red cross
The road pledge card campaign in Black Hawk county advances with watered progress, led by Mrs. F L Marquis. Women volunteers report diligent effort though some signatures were missed due to absences and unseen residents.
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Canvars HS
RED Cross
Waterloo
F. L. Marquis
Black Hawk
Courier Patterns Advertise Child Coat Pattern Offer
The notice promotes up-to-date Courier patterns from Evening Courier Waterloo. It requests 10 cents per pattern and 1 cent postage, promising delivery within ten days. The 2192 Girl's Coat pattern covers sizes 4, 8, 12, 14, and 16 years, requiring 4 1/4 yards of 14-inch material for the 14-year size.
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Pashion Department
Waterloo
Miller family names hold bank officers in obituary era card
W. W. Miller serves as president with B. W. Miller as vice president. F. C. Platt and Geo. E. Lighty also appear as vice presidents. H. C. Schultz is listed as cashier and E. B. Wents as assistant cashier in the banking roster.
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W. W. Miller
B. W. Miller
F.C. Platt
Geo. E. Lighty
H. ¢. Schultz
EB. W. Wents
Sue Neue
LL Johnson
Federal Reserve Bank, of
Chicago
EB. W. Miller
Baby Boy One Day Old Seeks a New Mother
Baby boy one day old seeks adoption through the Courier and Reporter. Interested guardians must provide clothing and an entire outfit, with arrangements to contact the guardians via the paper. First applicants gain best chance for immediate placement in a good home.
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Courier
Fife
Co operation urged for Red Cross drive in Black Hawk county
Amid efforts to boost a Red Cross drive, residents are urged to respond by telephone mail or visiting Red Cross headquarters to leave alga cara items. Leaders of the campaign seek housewives and the Waterloo county to help ensure a successful showing from Black Hawk county with cards sent to J F Deems the food commissioner in Iowa for follow up instructions from Washington.
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Red Cross
Housewiver
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
J. F. Deems
Iowa
Washington
Women in their work and the food supply guidance
The article discusses women balancing household duties with conserving food supplies to sustain families, outlining practical measures and community guidance to stretch essentials during shortages. It emphasizes resourcefulness, budgeting, and shared responsibility across households.
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