World War Dueling Views and Press Criticism
The Waterloo Evening Reporter discusses wartime politics and press freedom. It critiques partisan attacks on Republicans while noting Democratic leaders' votes, questions fairness, and warns against ideological bias affecting public opinion. It also covers censorship of The Nation and the influence of socialist and reformist publications on the war effort.
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Waterloo Evening Couture
Daily Reporter
Associated Pre
Associated Press
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Audit Bureau of Circulationa
W. BH. Hartman Co
West Park Ave
John CG. Hartman
A. W. Peterson. Treas
Gen'l Mérce Res
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Waterloo
Imamsement
Washington, D. C
Muncey
G. Dougherty
Bide & G
New York
Philadelphia
Chicaropithces
Brooks & Finley
Rep
Clark
Ritchie
Dent
House
Kitchin
South
J Clark
Missouri
Congress
Health article warns of pregnancy related kidney risk
The piece explains that kidney, liver, heart, or stomach disease can complicate pregnancy. It stresses regular urine tests, especially after month six, to detect albumen and prevent convulsions. It cautions on diet, sleep, and kidney care and includes reader questions about child growth and dental impact on weight.
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War Novelties and Bombing Reports From London
An Indianapolis News note surveys wartime innovations with a London official briefing on bombing. It cites air squadrons entering German territory and reports September 7 attacks on railways at Whrang and chemical works at Mannheim with references to observed bursts and the uncertain meaning of the term.
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Indianapolis
London
Whrang
Mannheim
Constantine counts on alliance split on Sept 27 1916
On September 27 1916 Constantine expected Greece to join the Allies while his wife opposed. Earlier on September 27 1915 German counterattacks failed in the Allied big push. And on September 27 1914 Germans moved heavy guns toward Antwerp.
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Constantine
Greece
Hell
Antwerp
A Jolly Sell Sparks Upper Class Protest
A column laments upper class outrage at workers gaining wealth from factory wages and wartime industry. It argues supply and demand, warns of postwar economic readjustment, and urges saving for uncertain wages after the war. The piece cites social tensions and calls for prudence among the newly prosperous.
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Hhey
Berlin
Luo
Tree of Heaven
The Sandman Story of Porcelain Doll and Boy Blue
A toy shop tale follows Porcelain Doll and Boy Blue who love each other despite Calico Cat guidance. A girl buys Porcelain Doll, but the duo reunites at midnight when the sleeping child whispers their names, defying fate and shop window fate.
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Calico Cut
Boy Elue
Porcelain Doll
Boy Blue
Poy Blue
Porcelain Bell
Calico Cat
Little Boy
Blue
Calico
Cat
Bluse
Calicoat
Bor Aine
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