Chronic Deafness Treatments Offer Hope in Early Stages
A historical notice describes deafness as a stealthy aging condition and stresses early intervention before ossicles and nerves deteriorate. It cites cases from five to twenty-one years ago where patients retain hearing well with timely treatment.
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Yaers
Interesting Items of News from Iowa Today
Iowa items relate to war stamp premiums at Southwestern fairs a Sac City boy Bayard Fuller shot at Jefferson Barracks and deemed mentally unbalanced by specialists. antitea and sociables deemed unpatriotic. grain storage urged by food officials and Hoover letter on milling. Iowa physicians shortage noted. a rail crash near Arion-Denison kills engineer George Thompson. 100000 women subscribe to liberty bonds totaling 14656265. Cedar Falls Teachers College 1917-18 enrollment and war fund contributions exceed 10000. Auto registrations rise. power plant engineer George Hedges dies from steam burns. 61 service men head to Vancouver in aeronautical branch. Plymouth county praised for war savings stamps sales with 79 percent raised.
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Kansas City
A. R. Corer
Euch
Bayard Fuller
Sac City
Jefferson Barracks
R. H. Sylvester
Psychological Clinic
Iowa State University
Max E. White
Clarinda State Hospital
Z. Fuller
Dean W. F. Barr
Herbert Hoover
G. H. Sumner
State Board of Health
Washington, D. C
United States
Iowa
George
E. ‘Thompson
Illinois
Central
Arion
Dénison
W. W Marsh
Women’s Committee
Cedar Falls
Teachers’ College
Y. M. C. A. Red Cross
State Automobile Department
George Hedges
University Power
Iowa City
Vancouver
Wash
Plymouth County
W. G. Bolzer
Mark Twain Declines Fee for Fundraising Lecture
Gen Fred Grant invited Mark Twain to lecture for the Robert Fulton Monument association at $1,000. Twain declined payment, citing joy of talking and desire to instruct about Fulton. He pondered historical gems, asking about Fulton and his links to Signers of the Declaration and Paul Jones, then offered to establish them himself.
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Fred Grant
Mark Twain
Robert Fulton Monument Association
Twain
Grant
Robert Fulton
Paul Jones
Horace Porter
Porter
Lake dwellings on piles reveal Bronze Age village layout
An international correspondent describes lake villages built on timber piles sunk into lake beds. A Constance site used 50,000 piles to form a 15 000 by 400 foot parallelogram housing hundreds. Platforms supported wattle huts with hearthstones, clay bonding, and shore links via a causeway and drawbridges.
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Lake Constance
Strange Adoptions by Cats and Dogs Across Species
Unusual animal bond stories arise as a cat and a female fox terrier swap their newborn litters. The cat rears the pups while the dog raises the kittens, a mutual exchange that proved satisfactory as both litters reached the weanable stage. No clear explanation emerges for this abnormal conduct.
Reserved Seats At Chautauqua Six Day Program Sale
Local committee reserves six days of seating at 66 cents including war tax cushions provided. Seats face platform in tent center and can be reserved at Corner Drug Store. Committee chairs oversee decorations ushers grounds order seating lights tickets and overall event organization.
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Dorothy Klay
Huie
Red Cross
Phil de Smeth
J. S
John Kearns
M.S. Huie
A. R. Battern
J. Vander Meide
L. L. Long
Everett Minerd
John Huizena
R. Klay
Mat Walpole
R. Rounds
Sec. FE
S. Thayer
Child Welfare League Formed to Aid Health of Young Children
The Woman's Committee of the National Defense establishes the Child's Welfare League to examine all children under five, aiming to save 100000 lives this year. Doctors Bradshaw Huizenga and Lock volunteer, with Mrs Will Thomas assisting. Mrs H M Corwin leads the 18th district drive to register all local children.
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National Defense
Bradshaw
Huizenga
Lock
Will Thomas
H. M. Corwin
Council of Defense
Dedication of Rock Valley's New Flag at Public Square
Will Dedicate flag Monday Messrs R Klay and EE C Suter arrange forth raising of Rock Valley's new flag at Public Square Monday evening at 7 o'clock weather permitting Music by Town and Country Club Band followed by short address by Rev Colenbrander Let there be a large attendance of loyal citizens present on this occasion.
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R. Klay
EE. C. Suter
Rock Valley
Colenbrander
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Offers Cure Claim
An old advertisement claims catarrhal deafness stems from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and cannot be cured by local applications. It touts a constitutional remedy, Hall's Catarrh Medicine, to restore mucous surfaces and offers a $100 reward for any cure it cannot achieve, with free testimonials and the Toledo address of the manufacturers.
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Cheney’ & CO
Toledo
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