Ben Hur at Waterloo Theatre Promises Grand Pageant
The Waterloo theatre hosts Ben Hur next Thursday through Saturday with a stellar Klaw and Erlanger production. Richard Buhler and cast deliver a biblical romance marked by the famous chariot race and Orient pagan splendor. Seats are available at the box office. Foley Kidney Pills offer relief for kidney and bladder ailments with antiseptic tonic properties.
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Waterloo Theatre
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Anthony Andre
Frank Weston
Charles Canfield
van Dusen Phillips
Helen Singer
Alice Haynes
Loyola O'Connor
Maud Ream Stovers
Zaidee Appleton
Bethlehem
Foley Kidney
J. K. Joder & Son
Evans Transfers Control of Affairs to Son on April 1
Notice states that on April 1 W. M. Evans gives J. H. Evans his time and all control of his affairs hereafter. W. M. EVANS, Father.
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Otto Ringling Dies King of Ciruses at New York Home
Otto Ringling, business head of the largest circus organization, died of heart disease yesterday at his brother John Ringling's New York home. He never performed publicly, but built a vast empire by bold deals and relentless profit. Coli um rehearsal workers in Chicago heard the news by telephone. The acrobats paused as the word spread that "The king" was dead.
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Barnum & Bailey
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Featured in Local Ad
Mrs. T. B. Kendrick of Rasaca Georgia proclaims Chamberlains Cough Remedy the best cough remedy on the market for coughs colds and croup. For sale by all dealers.
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Sunday Reach Newspaper Men Converted at Revival Meetings
Reporters covering the Sunday revival campaigns in Waterloo Portsmouth and Lima recount conversions to Christianity. The Lima News notes 112 newspaper staff joined the faith last night after weeks of evangelist preaching. Tabernacle reporters must faithfully reflect the evangelist’s words while outlining stories about the meetings.
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March A Month Of Many Changes In Weather
Volunteer observer Ralph A. Slippy, succeeding the late M L Newton, mails his first local weather report to Des Moines. March shows frequent changes with a maximum of 79, minimum 10, average 39.7. Dates: max on March 21, min on March 15. Rainfall 2.00, eight clear days, one cloudy day, several partly cloudy days. Also note a Boys Band performance at Walnut Street Baptist Church Sunday school tomorrow noon.
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M. L. Newton
Des Moines
Man in Harem Skirt Arrested for Impersonation at Waterloo
Lawrence Lezah, a 20 year old described as a slender light haired youth, dressed in a harem skirt masquerading as a woman, caused a crowd in Waterloo before being arrested by Police Sergeant Wagner. He was fined 100 dollars after a court arraignment on charges of wearing clothes of the opposite sex and lewd attire, with many onlookers noting the disguise.
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Little Waterloo Maid Dances Minuet At Benefit Show
A Waterloo hospital benefit titled Parada featured Madge Hosteter, child of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hosteter, who debuting as “La Petite Minnette” delighted audiences. She danced in four performances, receiving enthusiastic applause. her charming routine and quaint old fashioned skirts drew the most attention and praise, marking her as the standout of the event.
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Parada
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