Waterloo Courier History and Rights Notice
The Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter masthead notes republication rights for Associated Press dispatches and credited local news. It lists editor W L Hart as managing director and outlines post office registration, editions, and advertising reservations.
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Sioux City Recall Bid Targets Mayor Short Clash
A cautious critique of Sioux City Mayor Short, a preacher with reform zeal, leads to recall petitions. Citizens allege incompetence and temperamental conduct, while local editorial voices urge practical, cheerful governance over sensationalism and fiery rhetoric.
Webster warns to ease fuel use during wartime shortages
The State Fuel Administrator urges conserving coal by keeping a soft pedal on consumption. He suggests delaying furnace use unless necessary and hints at adjusting daily routines to stay warm, citing practical measures to stretch scarce energy resources. The message emphasizes restraint and efficiency in cold periods.
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Kenyon budget reform gains Senate committee action
Sioux City editors report Seer Kenyon's resolution to create a federal budget system has the Senate Appropriations Committee discharge it for consideration. The measure aims to curb pork barrel spending, with President Wilson supporting a three Senators three Representatives and three executive officials commission to study a budget process. The piece notes Congressional spending, cites Wilson's backing, and predicts possible favorable action.
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Congress
Health Advice for Children with St Vitus Dance
A reader seeks guidance on St Vitus dance in a child, asking about remedies, water baths, diet, sleep, and activity. The column notes this illness affects nervous children, outlines possible causes, symptoms, and dangers, and advises medical consultation and avoiding self treatment. It also covers treatment ideas like rest, outdoor time, gentle massage, and avoiding overstimulation, with cautions about questionable cures and the need for orthopedic evaluation for hernias.
SIDE TALKS on ARITHMETIC AND LIVING BALANCE
A humorous critique notes claims that people should spend two hours reading three hours outdoors and much more on teeth care meals relaxation and beauty rituals. The piece playfully ponders how such schedules would fit into a 24 hour day, concluding the author cannot balance all demands.
Henry and Me in Wartime England Social Life
The narrative follows Henry and a friend touring Britain during wartime, noting social functions, meals, and cultural adaptation. They confront rations and etiquette, reflect on English cooking and manners, and encounter literary figures and aristocrats, with humor about tails versus uniforms and hotel foibles.
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Red Cross
France
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New York
Great Britain
Dickens
The Sandman Story by Mrs Fla Walker
Mr Fox, Mr Bear, and Mr Possum discuss beds. Fox recalls grandmother leaving a bed of live geese feathers in her will. He sleeps atop it but wakes as geese heads emerge, failing to rest. The tale ends with Fox exhausted from the odd feather bed ordeal.
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Mr. Bear
Mr. Possum
Mr. Vox
Mr. Tear
Feathers and Nightmares in a Folk Tale Exchange
In a tale or dialogue a fox complains feath ers are alive at night and tries to catch them. A bear and a bevy of animals discuss sleeping on straw beds and the idea of live geese feathers tormenting sleepers. The fox pines for geese while vowing not to pass live feather beds to his grandchildren.
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Possum
This Day in War September Highlights 1927 1916 1915
War brief notes dated September 23 1927 recount Berlin disapproving of Count Luxburgs actions in the war with Argentina. September 23 1916 notes a German Zeppelin raid on London. September 23 1915 Russia claims no main army at Vilna can outrun German pursuit. September 191 Germain near Reims is referenced with unclear data.
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Russia
Vilna
Do Not Sell Other Bonds for New One Fourth Drive Liberty Bonds
The advisory urges investors not to divest current bonds to finance a new issue yet encourages participation in the fourth Liberty bond drive. It emphasizes prudent holdings while promoting national savings bonds as part of the wartime financing effort.
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