Waterloo Courier Public Notice Summary
Waterloo Evening Courier lists publication details for its daily and weekly editions. It notes Associated Press credit, rights, circulation audits, publishers address at 208 West Park Avenue Waterloo Iowa, and staff credits including President Editor and General Manager, with advertising policy and rate notes.
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Waterloo
Atverse
Washington
Munses
Dougherty
Corres Bigr
New York
Philadelphia
Story
Brooks & Finley
America Backs France as Army Nets Key Metz Region
The article lauds American forces for erasing the St Mihiel salient and near Metz, praising Franco-American unity while recalling past battles over Alsace and Lorraine. It urges thrift amid wartime shortages and notes wartime homefront efforts including a liberty loan plan and a police raid on vice in Council Bluffs.
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St. Mihiel
Allbo
France
Germany
Metz
Gravelette
Mars-la-Tours
Sedan
Paris
Alsace
Lorraine
Strassburg
Republic of America
America
Republic
Alsace-Lorraine
Council Bluffs
DON’T WASTE PAPER National call to conserve amid shortages
A wartime appeal urges saving every sheet of paper to preserve labor, coal, and chemicals. It notes paper production relies on wood pulp and freight transport and compares to German efficiency, arguing halfWrapping and bag use could be eliminated to free scarce resources for government needs.
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Erecer
Rembt Mons
War and Mibly Prophecy In Dubuque Editorial Roundup
Iowa editorials discuss war prophecy and biblical interpretation, noting ministers search scriptures for wartime meaning. Headlines mention Berlin, St Mihiel, and public sentiment, with comments on beer orders, influenza, and coal supplies.
Eye Retina Detachment Risks and Currier Health Q A
Medical note explains retina structure and causes of detachment from injury or scar tissue. It covers symptoms like sudden vision loss, fluctuating fields, and the need for ophthalmologic examination. Rest, eye bandages, and various operative ideas are discussed with limited recovery chances. Dr Currier answers reader questions on neuralgia, rheumatism, jaw abscesses, and height myths with cautious guidance.
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Currier
D. R
Contentment and the man who loves his lot
A narrator admires a neighbor who is self satisfied with his wife and three children, a commute on foot, and a frugal car while denying desire for a larger house. He notes the neighbor's past preferring a small home and questions whether honest happiness comes from liking what one has or admitting what one could want more.
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Allews
The Sandman Story TOEL AND THE WITTLE PREN UESS-Pari
A kind princess captures the heart of a crippled peasant artist Joel who lives near her palace. He becomes a clay and marble sculptor, while a wicked king plots to seize the princess and her father’s wealth, threatening their world.
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Toel
Wittle Pren Uess—Pari
Joel
Aoman
England as seen by an American in wartime London
The writer contrasts Paris and London during WWI noting English pride, women running city life in London, and the altered social mood. He argues moral breaks are exaggerated and that London remains a global metropolis despite war, with women filling roles left by soldiers. The piece previews continuation.
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England
France
London
Italy
Ambassador Page
Great Britain
Princess Hidden as Image in Palace Tale
A bad King’s soldiers raid a palace and seize the royal rooms and gold while the young Princess prays before a Virgin statue. She hides under her bed as guards seize an image, the palace emptied in alarm, yet the Princess remains safe with the King and Queen relieved. The story nods to continuing tomorrow.
How This Nervous Woman Got Well
Mrs Ave Heller of Christopher Illinois describes four years of irregularities weakness and nervousness. After two doctors failed she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and was cured now she is regular and in excellent health. The ad urges other women with complications to write for guidance from the Pinkham Medicine Co.
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Christopher
Nii
Lydia
Pinkham
Ave Heller
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Bitro-Phosphate Promises Quick Gain In Flesh And Nerves
An advertisement touts bitro-phosphate as a cure for thinness and nervous weakness. It claims the inorganic phosphate feeds nerves and body cells, boosting weight and health while easing sleeplessness and fatigue, with a money back guarantee. It cautions against use by those not seeking to gain flesh.
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Ianga
German attempt to retake forts at Combles
On Sept 20 1916 German forces press an assault to recapture trenches won by French at Combles as World War I moves through the Somme region. The note aligns 1915 near Vilna and 1914 bombardment of Reims with this date line. Public appeals urge Liberty Bond support.
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Vilna
Reims
Mother's Friend Promises Comfort for Expectant Mothers
An advertisement touts Mother's Friend as a safe external remedy to ease pregnancy pains. It claims the product relaxes abdominal muscles and reduces bearing down, twitching, and other distressing symptoms, urging adoption by expectant mothers and offering a childbirth booklet from the Bradfield Regulator Co.
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Bradfield Regulator Co
Lamar
Atlanta
Health Builder for Weakened Lungs Promoted by Eckman’s
A calcium salt preparation called Eckman’s Alterative is advertised as strengthening weakened lungs after a prolonged cough. The product has been in use for over twenty years and is sold in bottles at 50 cents to 1.50 or via manufacturer postpaid from Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia.
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Eckman
Fcicman
Philadelphia
Miller's
Hansen and Hansen
Last Fourth Street
Miller
West Fourth Street
Waterloo
Iowa
Gets-It Corn Remedy Promises Quick Peel-Off Cure
Advertisement touts Gets-It as the only sure corn remover that peels away the corn root and leaves no fuss. It claims fast relief with simple application and urges shoppers to buy at drug stores, made by E. Lawrence & Co. and sold in Waterloo, promoted by Wangler Bros. and K. J. Miller.
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E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Ill
Waterloo
Wangler Bros
K. J. Miller
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