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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1929

Page

10

Knights Templar Reaffirms Pledge At Cross Service

Knights Templar Ascalon commandery No.25 held a Cross of Christ service at First Congregational Church at 3 p.m. yesterday. Dr. Morgan preached on In This Sign Conquer, tracing the cross from infamy to gold emblem, praising its sacrifice symbol and Crusade heritage.

Ascalon Knights Templar First Congregational Knights Brethren Rachmand ‘Morgan Invasson Jesus Christ Dr. Morgan Lord Jesus Christ Morgan

Call to Conquer Preserves Sacred Heritage, Dr Morgan Speaks

The speaker urges action beyond past achievements to defend sacred values from childhood to education and free speech. He emphasizes that the cross calls for conquest, even life, to preserve the heritage entrusted by ancestors as the choir sings Christ the Lord is risen today.

Morgana Christ the

Waterloo Chronicle Highlights From A Year Ago

Delegates at Black Hawk county Democratic convention favored Al Smith for president. Louis C. Althouse returned to Waterloo from an 8,000 mile western motor trip. March post office receipts reached $79,700 the largest in city history. Vignumevitze, the heaviest wood with many uses, is becoming scarce.

Black ‘Hawk County al Smith Louis C. Althouse Waterloo

Cystex Ad Promises Quick Relief for Bladder Issues

An old style drug ad claims Cystex cures bladder weakness and nighttime symptoms. It urges a 48 hour test with a money back guarantee if not felt improved. The pitch states benefits of more energy and better sleep, touting a 60 cent price.

Dreco Conquers Pain Says Waterloo Woman

A Waterloo woman testifies Dreco cured years of stomach trouble and fainting spells after trying laxatives. She describes improved appetite, sleep, and energy, crediting Dreco distributed by Lauerman's Drug Dept with stopping stomach acid and relieving dizziness. Dreco Man offers free health booklet to readers.

Lauerman’s T. B. Ingalls 7Th St Waterloo Iowa Westminster Presbyterian Church Directo Lauerman's

Easter Sunrise Service Off Campus In Snowy Cedar Falls

Three hundred people braved cold snow sleet and rain for a community sunrise Easter service at Riverview park Cedar Falls. The crowd moved to the Evangelical camp grounds as a cross glowed on stage with Rev Oliver M Yages presiding. West High band and Waterloo Men's Glee Club performed while Dr W P McCormick and Dr Roy L Smith offered prayers and benediction. Cornell College president Dr Herbert Burgstadter spoke on Dawn noting Christ's resurrection and the joy shared by all.

Riverview Park Cedar Falls Oliver M. Yages First Evangelical Church Waterlas West High School Ralph Pronk Westminster’ Presbyteriand Church Roy Leslie Smith Grace M. Church Herbert J. Burgstadter Cornell College Christ

Woman Forgers Parole Revoked After Backslide

Mrs. E. W. Eck, 38, of 88 Adams Street, who was paroled on January 29 after a forgery plea, is again in the county jail as her parole is revoked due to backsliding.

E. W. Eck Adams Street

Arrests Revise Parole For Mrs Eck Over Check Fraud

Deputy Sheriff W F Dilworth arrested Mrs Eck on a Saturday afternoon following a complaint to Burr Towne county attorney that she had again passed worthless checks. Parole revoked on March 14. officers had been seeking the defendant. Mrs Eck, formerly of Vinton, is mother to two small children staying with relatives.

Sherif W. F. Dilworth Burr C. ‘Towne

Keeping Young With Olive Tablets from Dr Edwards

A vintage health ad touts keeping a youthful appearance by cleansing the liver and bowels. It claims most illnesses stem from sluggish bowels and liver trouble and presents Dr Edwards olive tablets as a gentle, effective substitute for calomel. Available in 15c, 30c, and 60c.

Edwards Ohio

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