The Mulberry Bush and a Quiet Family Crisis
Virginia Warfield runs a travel bureau in Washington D C while Teresa Harrison lies ill and secret tensions simmer. Oscar Harrison asks Virginia to send him to Cuba to finalize contracts, risking Teresa’s fury, while Bruce Gamble presses his suit as Virginia doubts her future with Mike Pauli.
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Virginia Warfield
Teresa Arrisen
Washinston
D. C
Mike Pauli
South America
Virginia
Mike
Teresa
Bruce Gamble
Mr. Harrison
Mary Gargan
Mary
Frank
Miss Warfield
Oscar Harrison
D. Appleton-Century Co., Inc
Relief for Cough Promoted by Creomulsion
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a fast relief for coughs chest colds and bronchitis. It promises quick soothing of irritated bronchial membranes and a money back guarantee if the user is not satisfied sincerely stated by the maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petit
Mr S C Williams’s Farm Shows Size Gain With Natex Aid
Rochester Illinois farmer Mr S C Williams credits Natex laxative with curing chronic bowel sluggishness and related ailments. He reports better sleep, digestion, fewer headaches and dizziness, and restored appetite. Natex advertised at Podzimek's Pharmacy 100 Second Ave SE and by leading area druggists.
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S. C. Williams
Rochester
Ill
Natex
Podzimek
100 Second Ave. SE
Urge Only Standard American Equipment Be Sent To Britain
U S defense officials urge sending Britain only standard American army and navy equipment under the arms lending program. They fear dual production chains could bottleneck supplies in a hemisphere emergency. Officials oppose manufacturing large quantities that Britain would not use and favor standardization to fit U S needs.
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Britain
Washington
National Defense
United States
Great Britain
Iowa veterans hospital push cited in Washington meeting
Maurice Cahill of Cedar Rapids and R. J. Laird of Des Moines urged a million dollar Iowa veterans hospital before the house veterans hospital committee in Washington. Mrs. Lillian R. Rubins of Cedar Rapids received a curtain stretcher patent after more than two years. A. E. Chase was elected illustrious potentate of El Kahir temple Shrine. Miss Ethel McGowan and Miss Louise Northcott to represent Coe College Women’s Athletic Association at the state conference in Ames.
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Maurice Cahill
Cedar Rapids
American Legion
R. J. Laird
Des Moines
House Veterans Hospital Committee
Washington, D. C
Iowa
Lillian R. Rubins
A. E Chase
el Kahir Temple
Ethel McGowan
Louise Northcott
Coe College Women's Athletic Association
American College Women
Ames
Belknap Elected Leader as Cedar Rapids Labor Union Forms
F M Belknap wins the presidency of the Cedar Rapids Federation of Labor at the annual meeting. Henry Churchill retires after 50 years in business, selling his hardware store. Mrs Charlotte Howe and Miss Alice Hanna hosted a theater party for Miss May McMillan who heads to Quasqueton for the winter with her mother. E L Makibben returns from New York where he attended the automobile show. Our Village Postmaster highlighted at Greene's Opera House. Bohemian Reformed Church dedicates its new church after a year of struggle. Assisting in the event were...
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Henry Churchill
Charlotte Howe
Alice Hanna
May McMillan
Quasqueton
E. L. Makibben
New York
Greene’s
Bohemian Reformed Church
Clergy and ministering figures referenced in Cedar Rapids service
The passage lists Rev J C Horn ing of St Joseph Missouri Rev F S Bremer and Rev F J Zavodsky of Cedar Rapids and notes Rev Frank Pelikan of Chicago preached the sermon. It reports Albert L Schultz a Milwaukee railroad fireman killed instantly when struck by a passenger train at an unnamed location.
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J C Horning
St Joseph
F. S. Bremer
F. J. Zavodsky
Cedar Rapids
Frank Pelikan
Chicago
Albert L. Schultz
Milwaukee Railroad
Marion suffers broken wrist at Brunswick bowling alley
C B Mitchell slipped and fell while leaving his engine to lunch and broke his wrist as he was about to shoot a ball at Brunswick bowling alley.
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Marion
Mitchell
Brunswick
Science could end war by universal abundance says Sir James Jeans
In a Q and A from a period piece, Sir James Jeans proposes that future scientific foods could feed all humans and eliminate war by removing food scarcity. He argues population pressure over hunger drives conflict and, if hunger is eliminated, war may decline. The discussion then turns to the motives behind gift giving, identifying three classes of givers and noting the best aim is to increase happiness for the recipient.
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James Jeans
Fame talks reveal same self focus as common folks
Mrs. E Thomas notes famous men and women speak about themselves as much as ordinary people. She says the urge to discuss one’s self seems common to both the renowned and the everyday, from great names to bakers and candlestick makers.
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E . Thomas
Notice of Appointment of TNPCLTRIX No 14930
State of Iowa court notice states the signed executor is qualified to administer the estate of Edward Pelranek of Linn County. Creditors are urged to pay debts and claimants to file authenticated claims with the Clerk of Linn County District Court. SV Shonka Attorney.
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Tnpcltrix
State of
Jowa Lunn
Edward Pelranek
Tann
Jess
Linn
Ioan
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Cuba
Bruce
Ludy
MR. S. C, Williams
QO. K
F. M. Belknap
Cedar Rapids Federation of Labor
Martin's
SV Shonka Attorney
Martin's Lingerie Sale
Wiltons
Axminsters
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