Sanitation of the Movies Advocated by Public Health Officials
Flyon urges legislature to add sanitation provisions to the censor bill for motion pictures. State food inspector M J Wigan supports empowering a new censor to improve theater sanitary conditions and health standards. Flynn calls for better ventilation and cleanliness and warns of closing licenses for unsanitary houses. He favors censorship of vaudeville and condemns indecent sketches. W R Ogle of Muscatine adds a local contact.
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M. J. Wigan
Plyma
BoMe
Flynn
Stata
Col Hare Completes Plans for Charity Concert
Col Hare announces a patriotic observance featuring the Schuyler Glover concert company at the A O U W hall on March 14. Proceeds fund local charity work. Shiloh day will be observed with services at the G A R ball on April 6 featuring prominent speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hare
Schuyler-Glover Convert Company
A. O. U. W. Hall
A. Riemeke
Haat Sixth Wirdet
Kirpatrick Heard At The Grange Meeting
Prof. Kirpatrick, county agricultural adviser, spoke at Bloomington Grange last evening on crop valuation, cooperative work, land improvement, and planned summer programs. He outlined county crop rotation blueprints and noted progress in Minnesota Missouri and surrounding counties. E H Brand of West Liberty visited the city. a Sweetland Grange meeting was tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Kirkepatrick
Muscatine
Minnesota
Missouri
Free Home Cure Claim For Asthma Sufferers
An advertisement promises a new home asthma cure available at no cost to patients. It claims to end all breathing difficulties and paroxysms regardless of age climate or occupation, inviting readers to mail a coupon and begin treatment without payment.
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Amies
Armmont
Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures Terrible Skin Disease
Mrs Inex Lewis of Baring Maine recounts a four month old with severe eczema covering face and limbs. After applying remedies a year later the child is healthy. The ad promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for blood diseases and system boost, available in liquid or Gar SaTabs form.
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Gozerma
Anda
Arma
Inex. Lewis
Baring
Maine
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
Annual Meeting Program For Muscatine County Teachers
The completed program for the Muscatine County teachers annual meeting at Muscatine High School was announced by County Superintendent J D Bradley. The one day institute expects a large attendance with Morning and Afternoon sessions featuring music by Muscatine High School Band and West Liberty and readings, addresses, and demonstrations by local and Ames experts.
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Muscatine
Muscating High School
J. D. Bradley
Gonaldarabis
Mt Music
Muuscatine High School
R. V. Meigs
Pas‘tor First Baptist Church
Meintire
Washington School
W. Hiddington
Atalissa
I. HH. Little
Jackson School
Waterloo saloon fight spawns libel suit against pastor
Rev. J. B. Smith, former First Baptist and current Walnut Street Baptist pastor in Waterloo, has been made a co defendant in a $20000 libel action in Blackhawk county district court. The suit stems from accusations about a saloon petition and grows from the harsh wets versus drys feud that has intensified in Waterloo.
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J. B. Smith
Walnut Street
Bantee Church
Waterloo
First Baptist Church
Blackhawk County
Auto Delivery Mixes With South End Car Injures Driver
Amiel Schulte, driver for Biltman Grocery Delivery Auto, was injured when his vehicle collided with a South End street car at the Third and Walnut loop last night. He suffered facial cuts and body bruises as the auto left the track, fenders torn, radiator damaged, and the street car with a broken front window and torn fender. Michael Callahan was the street car motor man.
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George Eitman
Amiel Schulte
Wan
Third
Walnut Streets
Schultz
Flying Lass
Imily S
Michael Callahan
Statewide push for teacher annuities gains support
Superintendent Ira H. McIntire voices strong confidence that Iowa lawmakers will pass a bill to grant annuities to disabled and retired public school teachers. The initiative, aided by local board backing, aims to fund lifetime pensions for educators amid rising advocacy statewide.
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Ira H. Matnttro
Board of Education
Che Bi
Can Almost See Pimples Go
A 1900s style advertisement touts Stuart's Calcium Wafers as a fast cure for pimples and skin eruptions. It claims rapid results within days and warnings about other treatments, emphasizing "pure blood" and social relief. Sold by druggists at 50 cents a box.
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Ting
Stuart
Ynese Wonderful
Tava Qnrad
John Flater
Ady
Eight Hour Law Changes Post Office Schedules
The Eight Hour Law forces changes in post office operations nationwide. Local offices report minimal adjustments, with Postmeter H.S. McNutt adding two substitutes. Sub-carriers now deliver Mirafly mail and make evening downtown collections, and carrier routes shift to afternoon returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.S. McNutt
Mirafly Mall
Statewide annuity plan urged by teachers for teachers
Superintendent MeInttree addresses Des Moines urging passage of the statewide DITL bill. Teachers push for a state annuity fund to improve efficiency and professionalism, compare to Germany, note current salaries and limited legislative remedy, and claim minimal initial tax impact with modest long term cost.
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MeInttree
Dee Moines
Yowa
Germany
Russel
Sage Foundation
Davenport Man Held for Desertion After Leaving Wife
Davenport police arrested Bert Hill, reported as deserting his wife with their two year old daughter. He left home after a heated dispute and was tracked to Davenport from Muscatine via interurban on Wednesday. Hill remained calm as officers detained him at the station while the child slept in his arms.
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Bert Hill
Davenport
Hill
Local High School Elects Class Officers
Members of five class groups at the local high school met last evening to elect officers and set student government plans for the upcoming term. Results and names of officers were announced at the gathering in the school gym.
School club elects officers for remainder of year
Barry Anson, president of the senior time, called the meeting to order and presided during the election of officers: President John Coster, Vice President Harold Schmidt, Secretary Vera Scholton, Treasurer Albert Bauerbach.
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Barry Anson
John Coster
Harold Schmidt
Vera Scholton
Tréssurer
Albert Bauerbach
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