Autumn Socials and Club Meetings Highlight Local Notes
Delights marked by Stimhino and Aid of Kgoynt Nolehbor lodges at Mrs Goorko’s Malden Lane home with a Diamond Disc concert by a Swan Jewelry Company rep. Sunshine club heads to Mrs Eom Loywen’s on October 17, while the Lutheran Zon’y fall program spurs a planned October coke ware. Philantheny class elects officers, with Myrtle Richards as president and Grace Schrours hosting a luncheon after meetings. Delta Alpha class holds Autumn Festival at Mrs Frank Brandt’s Mulberry avenue with piano solos and a well-attended acumen program.
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Stimhino Club
Kgoynt Nolehbor Lodge
Goorko
Malden Lane
BOW
Swan Jewelry Company
W. Swan
Konstakton
Dunker
Mra
Emma Mull
Cinta Ribak
Emma Marteman
Anna Loxspring
Homy
Mes
Mrank Brandt
Delta Alpha Elas
Firat Bap Tlat
Prank Brandt
Mulberry Avenue
Mine Bartha
Hondwicka Way
Agustha Brandt
Varna Tico
Charles Nyentu
Harry Horst
Missy Bunmaw Manlove
Two Davenport Women Relieved of Nervousness by Tanlac
Two Davenport women report rapid relief from nervous headaches and low appetite after taking Tanlac. Mrs. Alc Hors of Fifth and Brody and Mrs. Moyers of 417 Milwaukee Street credit gains in vigor, appetite, and mood to the tonic. Havercamp's drug store in Muscatine will host the Tanlac man for several weeks to explain treatment and results.
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Tanlac
Amalia Alchors
Brody
Davenport
Meyers
Milmware
Elty
Havarcamp
Muscatine
Taine
Havercamp
Tiny
Twentieth Century Club and Yeomen Hold Meetings in Town
Reports from Muscatine describe the Twentieth Century Club meeting at Mrs. W. E. Downer's West Third address with papers on Current Events and a Holy Land lecture review by Dr. Burton Barnard. Yeomen Lodge adopted seven new members at K of P Hall and planned invitation dances for October 16 and 17.
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W. E. Downer
West Third
Atrest
Millar Riggs
Burton Barnard
Mountford
Miew Susan Stone
Yeomilen
Tha
Py Hall
Town Avenue
Yeomen
Chake Orchestra
M. W. A. Camp Plans Dance At Laurel Club
Modern Woodmen of America Camp No 106-1L announces a dance to be held near tutors at the Laurel club within a few weeks. At the regular meeting two candidates were balloted on and one were initiated.
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Ure
Arill Taum
Woodmen of America
Laurel Club
Four Weeks In Hospital In Cleveland Ohio
A Cleveland woman recounts four weeks in hospital for severe lower abdominal pain and fainting. After trying Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound she reports marked relief, urging others to obtain a bottle before leaving town.
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Mra. Brown
Lydia E.pinkham
Cleveland
Ohio
Iaut
Lorgana
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham’a‘Vegetable Compound Before You Go home,'—Mrs. W., C. Brown
Auburn Avenue
Clava’ Land
Ministers Answer Berwald Statement in Davenport
Davenport ministers denounce Mayor Berwald’s claim that conditions have worsened. They call his assertion laughable and argue improvements came after liquor restrictions, noting public sentiment favors orderly reform and sobriety. They challenge Berwald to prove his claims with evidence.
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Davenport
Daveenport
Plutiard
Daves
Anya
VESSELS SUNK BY GERMAN DIVERS
The report states thirty five ships totaling 14600 tons were sunk by German submarines in the North Sea and Channel between September 20 and 29. Eleven British steamers and four Russian lighters are among those sunk. 31 sailors were captured. The Hauling of the fishing vessels is noted among the losses.
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Associated Prony
Harlin
Wheleas
Suyville
Germany
North Sea
Maeish
Nova Agency
Traffic violators total now nineteen in Juatlea court
Police reports show nineteen arrests for violations of the city speed ordinances. Three more speeders will be brought to Juatlea in police court as identification of violators is completed. Names of the offenders are being compiled from reports along Hershey avenue and will be sent to Des Moines to confirm ownership.
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Juatlea
Vince Alee
Dox ‘Molnes
Cay
Noted Architect Dies At Home After War Service
An engineer who designed major structures including the Chicano Masonic Temple and the Tower Building in New York has died at his residence. Reports say he contributed work to several large projects and his death triggers reflections on wartime relief needs for Jewish communities. The Joint Distribution Committee has forwarded a request to the American consulate in Sofia seeking information on the status of Bulgarian Jews and their needs caused by the war.
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Dead
Tower
New York
Bulgaria
Joint Distribution Committee
Jewsrs
Sofia
Wate
Unclear OCR item spawns injuries amid urban strike action
Four unnamed men were injured on an elevated platform as sympathizers hurled bricks from rooftops during a street railway disruption in New York City. The report mentions an architect and a public order incident, with scattered details from wire service copy.
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New York
N. Va
Iyhth
Pittsburgh
M.jAlonen
Bury
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Elmer Katz
Munle
Misa Linda Liebbe
Prod Schwartz
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Hitda Trade
Mira Dora Elfors
Plana
Jusmend Verein
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Ehuveh
Phinthen
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Vane
Myrtle Richards
Arthur Springborn
Clark Barnam
Avulatant S
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Trangurar
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Prova Raporter
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Hocat
Sra
Raymond Harms
Mabot Zoldler
Mlaodlas Charadas
Hontasnon
Whham Watton
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Mian Eva Nindley
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Oakland Drive
Joan
Mary Cullen
Straat
M. W. A. Camp
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Muscatino Art Association
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