Control of Moral Habits Emphasized by Peebles
H R Peebles chemist at St Vincent's hospital urged at a Professional Men's Club meeting that education of youth in health and moral habits is the safest way to counteract moral and physical diseases. He described lab diagnostics and cooperation with city physicians and stressed warning children about immoral habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. RE. Peebles
St. Vincent's Hospital
Hinchfon
Martin Hotel
Peebles
Porhies
Methodist
Lutheran and
Miatirnity
Three People Overcome by Thursday's Hot Spell
Three persons collapsed from heat yesterday with one serious case. William Young 65 was stricken at Fifth and Jennings and taken to St Joseph's hospital. Bruce Osburn was revived after illness at Fourth and Jones. Vivian Nordstrom fainted at Tenth and Twelve streets and was taken home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Young
Fifth and
Jennings Streets
St. Joseph's Hospital
Mr. Young
Cook Street
Bruce Osburn
Fourth
Jones Streets
Vivian Nordstrom
Eleventh Street
Tenth
Welve
Kiwanians Hear Talks By Pioneers of City
The Kiwanis club hosted pioneer Sioux City residents who shared memories of old days. Speakers included T. G. Henderson, Edwin Grown, and John W. Carey. Abe Bass outlined a vaudeville show by the Newsboys and the Storm Lake quartet performed. Tom Ellers, lieutenant governor of the Iowa Kiwanis district, attended as guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Sioux City
T. G. Henderson
Hasadena
Cal
Edwin Grown
Stillwater
Okla
John W. Carey
Abe Bass
Newsboys’ Association
Kiwanis
Storm Lake
Lucia
Tom Ellers
Iowa
Whittier School Honors Perfect Attendance for 26 Students
Thirteen boys and 13 girls at Whittier school achieved perfect attendance for the year. Names listed include Maxine Babcock James Coss Wendell Ludwig Frances Swanson Lewis David Violet Bader Orville Kamm Creighton Sencenbaugh Margaret Coss Charles Cuthbert Celeste Koeneman Evelyn Koeneman Viola Funke Louise Lebeck Gladys Reppe Donald Jauley Lauline Champeny Paul Berg Arthur McGilvra Harry Spring John Brooks Don Cameron Finley Rosenberger Erma Bennewitz Jean Coleman Irene Kelsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittier School
Maxine Babcock
James Coss
Wendell Ludwig
Frances Swanson
Lewis David
Violet Bader
Orville Kamm
Creighton Sencenbaugh
Margaret Coss
Charles Cuthbert
Celeste Koeneman
Evelyn Koeneman
Viola Funke
Louise Lebeck
Gladys Reppe
Donald J’auley
L’auline Champeny
Paul Berg
Arthur McGilvra
Harry Spring
John Brooks
Don Cameron
Finley Rosenberger
Erma Bennewitz
Jean Coleman
Irene Kelsey
Police assign extra motorcycle patrols for Jubilee week
Four motorcycle patrolmen are assigned to duty in the city residence districts by Chief Young to provide added protection until Jubilee week ends. The riders will be on patrol 16 hours daily. The piece notes the poet of Alls right with the world lived before investigations in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliss
Young
Will Dawes Stay Put A Vice Presidential Speculation
Chicago June 13 Friends of Brig. Gen. Charles G. Dawes debate whether the Republican nominee will remain in the veep role or seek a more expansive position. Dawes, noted for energy and blunt speech, has a long career from law to finance and public service, including leading roles in currency and wartime logistics. He and wife Caro Blymyer raised a daughter amid a career spanning Wisconsin business, Illinois finance, and national politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dawes
Friends
Charles G. Dawes
Marietta
Ohio
Gen
Rufus Dawes
Iron Brigade
Wisconsin
Marietta College
Cincinnati Law School
Lincoln
Neb
la Crosse
Wiliam McKinley
U.S. Comptroller of Currency
Central Trust Company of Illinois
General Pershing
France
Congressional
Congress
Budget Bureau
Germany
Marriage Licenses Listed for Sioux City Area Couples
The docket shows multiple couples obtaining marriage licenses. Joseph Cardiello 23 and Antonetta Caggiano 21 of Sioux City. James Bird and Mrs. Chief Walker 64 of Winnebago. Charles D Heffey 54 and Frances A Fletcher 47 of Sioux City. George M Willson 21 and Eva Mae Mussellman 19 of Sioux City. Howard Rasmussen 27 of Ticonic, Ia to Hazel Kendall 25 of Grant Center Ia. Hugh E Keenan 62 to Mrs Eva Jurrens 50, both of Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cardiello
Antonetta Caggiano
Sioux City
James Bird
Chief Walker
Winnebago
Charles D. Heffey
Frances A. Fletcher
George M. Willson
Eva Mae Mussellman
Howard Rasmussen
Ticonic
Hazel Kendall
Grant Center
Hugh E. Keenan
Regional Weather Forecast Snapshot for Midwestern States
Iowa Illinois Nebraska and South Dakota forecast shows partly overcast skies tonight and Saturday. Some regions may see local showers or thunderstorms especially in Illinois south portions, with cooler temperatures tonight and limited changes into Saturday.
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Iowa
Illinois
Nebraska
South D
Kota
London Power Strike Eases as Subways Reopen
London's power house strike slackens with partial restoration of service. Forty four subway stations remain closed though some lines resume operations, affecting daily travel and city commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Power House
Parraffin Use Eases Laundry and Ironing Tasks
A teaspoonful of paraffin in the washing tub lightens work, and the same amount in a bowl of starch prevents the iron from sticking when starched fabrics are pressed.
Lively dances quicken feet at Sioux City pageant
Gray haired pioneers revived youth as square dance and Virginia reel lit up the Mizzou park pageant last night. Five score actors in 50s dress danced while 4500 spectators cheered a two hour panorama of Sioux City history ending with scenes of World War I’s dawn and youth leaving for the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizzou Park
Sioux City
Grinnell College Commencement Programs Held
Grinnell Iowa June 12 President Main delivered the baccalaureate address for Grinnell College yesterday morning Prof Lavell spoke at the afternoon service A concert by the Grinnell College orchestra was held in the evening at Herrick chapel featuring Lucille Martin soloist and Harvey Waugh violinist
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
Main
Grinnell College
Lavell
Herrick Charel
Lucille Martin
Harvey Waugh
Small Basement Fire at Perasso Bros Fraught Night
A box of old clothes in the basement of Perasso Bros undertaking rooms at 510 Pearl Street caused a fire department run last night. The blaze was quickly extinguished. A separate incident at Molde College involved a pile of rabbis burning.
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Perasso Bros
Pearl Street
Molde College
New York Cabarets Close. Democrats Rally at National Convention
Authorities plan closures of cabarets in New York may influence the national convention to be held in the city as Democrats prepare for a major gathering.
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New York
England's Smallest Industry Makes Bacteria Stains
England's smallest industry involves producing stains used to highlight specific bacilli in human tissue for microscopic examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Chinese Carpenter Reads Site to Cut Fitting Boards
A Chinese carpenter inspects a repair site and returns to his bench to cut boards that fit precisely. The method shows practical precision and problem solving by translating observed measurements into exact craftsmanship.
Vast Russian Forest Stands on Ice Between Urals and Okhotsk
A vast forest region in Russia, one of the world’s largest, lies atop ice between the Ural mountains and the Okhotsk Sea. The unusual frozen landscape hints at climate impacts and icy terrain shaping ancient woodland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ural Mountains
Okhotsk Sea
Russia
London City Directory Listing Names
A brief item noting names listed in the London city directory. Included are Gotobed, My, Muckle, Whiff, Ohna, Copa, Slepper and Looney as entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Gotobed
My, Muckle
Whiff
Ohna
Copa
Slepper
Looney
Shoes Echo Boom as U S Produces 290 Million Pairs in 1923
The 1923 shoe industry shows a massive output with over 290 million pairs manufactured in the United States. Factories across states like Massachusetts, New York, and New Jersey supplied retailers nationwide, reflecting postwar growth and consumer demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Four‑Leaf Clover Belief in Scotland Sparks Luck Debate
Report notes that in parts of Scotland some residents view a four leaf clover as a sign of bad luck rather than good fortune amid local superstitions and cultural sayings.
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Scotland
Obscure Confession of Paternal Secrets and Aiding Love
A letter from 1924 recounts complex family entanglements. The writer thanks Syd for concealing paternity and assisting a secret union between him and his wife Leslie while Paula Perier pursues Hollywood, with Atherton, the secretary, framed as a future acquaintance.
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Leslie
John
Sainiva Syd
Paula Perter
Hollywood
Paula Perier
Lesiie
Syd
Ss Ys
Atherton
NEA Servee, Inc
Letter From John Alden Prescott to Sydney Carton
John Alden Prescott writes to Sydney Carton reflecting on his three years of marriage to Leslie, his gambling debt, and a proposed 35000 investment to join Acme Advertising. He recalls Leslie’s loyalty, their desire for a child, and a controversial Albany-printed tale about a baby left at Mrs. John Alden Prescott’s doorstep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Alden Prescott
Sydney Carton
Syd
Leslie
Lold
Acme Advertising Company
New York
Destiny
Paula Porter
Albany
Wheat crop estimated at 2.68 billion bushels in 1923
The department of agriculture estimates the 1923 county wheat crop north of the equator at 2 683 306 000 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Local ad seeks 4 sea speed hand grave in cemetery
Chelsea Fing resident places notice in a local paper offering a four speed hand grave to hold two or more in a suitable cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Fing
Spd
Powdered soap air explosion in a 1 tt scenario
A note describes that dispersing powdered soap in air within a 1 tt space and igniting it would cause a violent explosion. It warns of the dangers of airborne powder mixtures and rapid combustion in enclosed areas.
Classified Advertising Persuasive and Cost Effective
Classified advertising is a legitimate advertising method offering frequent insertions at low cost. It keeps a name before the public and reaches the right audience when they are receptive, delivering high profit on expenditure.
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Met
Roe Ware
Dy Mathea
Harry Eage
Ace
Tease
Monte Blue
Irene Rich
Leatrer
Stoching
COMEDT_ORCHESTRA
American Auto Parts & Tire
Fourth St
J. A. Havens
Frank Jacobs
Indianapolis
Ind
George Matthew Adams
Adams
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