Unity in Charity: Waterloo Society Grounds Cooperative Help
The Waterloo Association of Charities and Corrections unites churches, lodges, and citizens to coordinate relief work. Trained workers seek out need, limit overlap, and maximize impact of donations. Regular gifts from many volunteers sustain services from clothing aids to tuberculosis care and a humane, personal touch.
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Waterloo
Menda
Waterloo Association of Charities and Corrections
Peb Vic
Associated Charity
A Prayer For Peace Amid War Turmoil Across Europe
Fragmented prayer seeks divine intervention to end battles and walls of war. It pleads for strength to drown the sea of fighting, restore lands, and bring peace to Europe, invoking guidance for leaders, nations, and all affected peoples. The plea laments war’s toll and asks for mercy, safety, and a hopeful future.
Brilliancy and Failure at Ames College Address
President Pearson of the suite college at Ames urged the freshman class to apply themselves. He warned that talent without effort leads to wasted potential and large life problems. The talk stressed concentration, habit, and the link between work and personal growth.
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Pearson
Suite College
Ames
When Tin Leads Steel Regiment of Nusky Soldiers
A vivid account portrays a regiment of Nusky soldiers six feet tall and real, fed to war by a hollow crossed prince trimmed to the measure of Aye-fedesty, highlighting a striking path of royalty in a low spectacle.
President Wilson Seeks Three Year Truce in Colorado Mine War
President Wilson proposes a three year truce in the Colorado mine war, urging justice for both miners and operators and stressing human rights over private property. The plan stems from investigations by two government reps and aims to resolve industrial relations while avoiding suppression and public harm.
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Colorado
Wilson
Forc
A Battle Through Time and War’s Evolution
This essay argues battles are a wholesome case of justifiable homicide and tracks how warfare has evolved from stone tools to rifles, cannons, and airships. It contends patriotism justifies past slaughter, praises new weapons, and warns brains will be needed to settle disputes as wars change.
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Ulessy
Ipvisi
Bard
Wabi and habit shape society in psychology view
William James argues habit governs major social mechanisms and daily life, from banks and railways to restaurants and shops. He warns that if habits fail, society descends into chaos and disorder, while personal habit changes remain possible. The piece cites political notes on Roosevelt and party dynamics in 1930s Chicago.
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William James
Roosevelt visit reveals faltering voice and mixed reception
Special correspondence from Dee Moines notes Col. Roosevelt’s arrival as audiences split between Wilson and Cummins supporters. The piece critiques his weakened voice, softened rhetoric, and cautious stance on trusts and tariffs, while highlighting the crowd’s desire for entertainment over policy debate.
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Dee Molnes
Col. Roosevelt i
Tury
Des Moines
Wilson
Cummins
Teddy
Railroads to proceed on $65 million terminal project
Union station group agrees to accept the new terminal ordinance without the three months extension. They will pay $825,805 compensation to the city for street vacations and file for an easement over railroad lands for Canal Street widening. The deal may extend the completion timeline but is declared likely to be granted if needed. The Herald notes Europe’s war shocks brought benefits and a spirit of cooperation guiding the move.
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Progressive Party
Col. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Standard Oil
Butt
Bull Moose
Iowa
Davenport
Connolly
Cummins
Frank Wonds
Lim
Union Station
Canal Streai
Herald
President Wilson's Plan for Peace in Colorado
The draft outlines a three year program to calm Colorado coalfields amid industrial strife. It calls enforcing state mining laws, protecting workers and union rights, and creating a miners grievance system with a three person presidential commission to arbitrate disputes.
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Colorado
S. Phat
Wales
United States
Path Side
Aet
Maine
Truce Conditions for Mine Labor Disputes
A three year truce mellom employers and miners sets rules including no mass campaigns by labor representatives, final and binding commission decisions, and penalties for violations. Workers may be suspended for company cause, and a mutual fund covers commission expenses split by both sides.
Citrolax touted as ideal laxative drink by user
Citrolax praised by M J Perkins of Green Bay Wisconsin as the ideal laxative drink after trying pills oils salts and other remedies. Advertises its use for sick headaches stomach upset lazy liver and congested bowels. Sold by all druggists everywhere. Also notes Colorado mine owners rejecting a peace proposal and public debate on government seizure as a remedy.
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Citrolax
M_ J. Perkins
Green Bay
Wls
Dubuque
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Bette McGollum Jones
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Sebel
York
Chaoe
Bae
Stour City Journal
New York
Col
Willer
Chicago
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Olen
Financenet
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Dr. Pierce
Bruce
Mason
Tre Mason
Waterloo & Cedar Falls Union Mill Co
Towa
Courier Office
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Rhepockan Wapredg Var Sing Courier
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