196 Graduates Told True Aims of U S Citizenship
Dr Harry M Gage president of Coe College spoke to 196 graduates at a commencement in Memorial hall naming American aims as human equality freedom and responsibility. He said education underpins Americanism and public schools build the foundations of civilization and peace through progress.
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Stuh
Harry M Gage
Cue College
Prue
Exci
Cae Memoriai
Grant
Washington Hich Januies
Gage
50 Cent Size Absets For Women By Pinkham’s
An ad promotes 50¢ Absets for Women by E. P. Pinkham’s claiming to relieve and prevent period pain and associated disorders without narcotics. Describes as modern medicine acting on the cause with persistent use offering permanent relief and notes availability at all druggists.
Will Rogers Says in Beverly Hills Gazette
Will Rogers comments on the sixty cent dollar and global affairs noting France and Cuba in focus. He jokes about political shifts at Tammany Hall and predicts changes in news coverage, concluding with a characteristic quip about Will Rogers.
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Beverly Halls
Calif
France
Cuba
Tammany Hall
Immobility in Change Theme at Grant Washington Graduation
Dr Gage praised immutable standards amid rapid change and urged evolution in intellect and spirit. Grant and Washington high schools recognized 196 graduates with choruses conducted by Grace Meloney and Jess Chaney, diplomas from principals Kluss and Hallman, invocation by Rev Nelson Dreter.
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God
You
Grant
Washington High School
Grace Meloney
Jess Chaney
Alice Inskeep
Otto Ambroz
Fred J. Kluss
M.S. Hallman
Washington
Arthur Creamer
Nelson C. Dreter
Nancy Page Serves Fried Cornmeal Breakfast
Nancy and Peter entertain with a Sunday morning breakfast for friends bound for a cruise. The menu features fried cornmeal mush with sausages and maple syrup, orange juice, toast, jam, marmalade, and coffee. The recipe uses a double boiler method with cornmeal and notes milk variation and careful cooking steps.
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Nancy
Peter
The Face on the Bar-Room Floor Recalled and Buried T
Current Comment discusses revival of a famous verse and notes Dave Lamar dubbed the Wolf of Wall Street is buried with waiter tips. It mentions a Ways and Means member proposing tax on government bonds and questions funding for government spending. It also references 300 Illinois students demanding a course in peace training and compulsory military training.
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Dave Lamar
Wall Street
University of Illinois
Convicted on Twenty Counts of Fish Law Violations
Don Hadsell was found guilty on all twenty counts of illegal catfish catching and selling by Justice A S Reed. A nine day jail term per count, or six months total, was imposed. The case was tried jointly for offenses committed at the same time with First Avenue Bridge snagging on January 11 cited.
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Don Hadsell
Justice A. S. Reed
Justice Reed
Sam O'Brine
Hadsell
First Avenue
West Side
Charles Kotek
Bob Gillam
Robert Debront
Newhall
Kotek
Fingerprints Adopted by Postal Savings Depositors
Postal savings department workers are becoming fingerprint operatives with government supplied equipment. Depositors must provide the first three fingertips of the right hand for withdrawals and deposits. Prints are taken at the savings window by pressing fingers on coated glass and then on the check, revealed by a developer.
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Post Office
Postal Savings Department
Postal Savings Window
Postal Savings Check
Seven Convicts Escape From Kansas State Prison
Bob Brady Jim Clark and five other convicts escaped over the east wall of the Kansas state penitentiary under guard fire. Clark and Brady had joined last year’s Decoration Day breakout and were recaptured near Tucumcari New Mexico last September. They were serving life terms under the habitual criminal law.
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Lansing
Kan
Bob Brady
Jim Clark
Kansas State Penitentiary
Clark
Brady
Kirk Prather
Tucumcari
N. M
Notice of Appointment of Administratrix 12785 Iowa
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed as Administratrix of the estate of Tyan Heres Bates in Torn Counts Inva Apetinns. Creditors are asked to make immediate payment to Emma Bures, Clerk of the Town, and attorney Geo. F. Buresh.
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Iona Linn County
Joseph Olson
Linn
Iowa
Clerk of the
State of Iowa
Tinn County
Tyan
Bates
Toon Cevnls
Emma Bures Ace Vetratrix
Geotse
F Buresh
Germany Hope Amid Present Course Letter Says Hitler Not War Threat
A letter to M. H. Luber of Killian's store from his Munich police officer brother George Luber urges belief in Germany's peaceful path. It claims the revolution was bloodless, law violators punished, and asserts foreign reports misstate Germany. A second letter to Mrs. Brookhiser near Strasbourg praises Hitler as a Godsend and notes improving business.
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Germany
M. H. Luber
Fourth Avenue
Killian
George Luber
Munich
Bavaria
Luber
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Luther
Wilhelmina Brookhiser
Burlington
Frank Brookhiser
Forest Drive
Strasbourg
Alsace Lorraine
Firemen Respond Twice At One Address In One Evening
Firefighters were called to 519 Ninth Street NW to a chimney fire at 7 22 p.m. A roof fire started by chimney sparks followed at 7 43 p.m. A small roof area was damaged. Early Friday morning, 6 30 a.m., they responded to 529 C Avenue NE for a separate roof fire at the Erdenberger home. New business on the books.
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Orville Spurgeon
Ninth Street
Adolph Erdenberger
C Avenue
Multiple Local Fire and Vehicle Incidents Reported
A chimney fire occurred at 6 52 p m Thursday at the home of Delbert Butz 1024 Fifth Avenue SE Greeley. Lester H Pilgrim a rural mail carrier escaped injury when his automobile was hit broadside by a bread truck from Cedar Rapids near here. Pilgrim s new car was badly damaged the truck driver was not hurt Anamosa The Jones county board of supervisors reappointed Mr and Mrs Roscoe Easterly as steward and matron of the Jones County Home for 1934 with a salary of 90 dollars a month.
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Greeley
Lester H. Pilgrim
Cedar Rapids
Pilgrim
Anamosa
Jones County Board of Supervisors
Roscoe Easterly
Jones County
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U. S
Dr. Gage
Ydia E. Pinkham
Will Rogers
Will
Marion
Mfns Genuine
Valle
Peeg Gee
Cedar Rapids’ Bargain Shoe Center
C.W.A
Nancy Page
Florence la Ganke
National House Ways and Means
Postal Savings Depositors
Kansas
LA Porte Civy
Waterloo
Hudson
Dunkerton
Cedar Falls
Black Hawk County American Legion
Jack Balensifer
Dan Gutknecht
Fiddings
Janus
RG Fngle
Admin
S'Ratrix J Barrerover Attorres
J S. Rorabaugh
Paddock St
Beatrice
Nebr
Dr Pierce
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave. SE
Hill
Y Hill
Delbert Butz
Fifth Avenue SE
Kirk's
Coco Castile
Craemer
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