Serum From Immune Blood Aids Infantile Paralysis
Rockefeller Institute reports in the Journal of Experimental Medicine that immune serum from recovered patients shows curative value in early infantile paralysis. In 28 cases analyzed, paralysis prevented or reduced when serum was given early, with injections both into the spine and vein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rockefeller Institute
Journal of Experi Mental Medicine
Instituts Pubication
Amoss
Edward Taylor
Vermont State Board of Health
Carroll G. Bull
Ann M. Chesney
Topsa
Institute Journal
Dro Amoss
Westchester County
Flexner
Benedicts In Single Cell Sent By One Avenging Wife
In a county jail two husbands share a cell on a complaint by their wife who seeks both punished for abandoning her. The ex husband Joe Epping served two years after their divorce. William Murray, newly married to the divorced Mrs Eppling, is jailed for nonsupport and placed in Eppling's cell by the sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheborson, Frs
Joe Epping
William Murray
Eppling
Dark Man and Large Sum of Money Missing From Garage
Clarence Hodge a colored porter at Peverill Motor Sales is missing and about 40 dollars in the cash register is gone. Police seek Hodge as the suspected culprit after the overnight theft was discovered this morning. Joyriders stole Glen Whittle's car near Graves Memorial church at 7 45 last evening and abandoned it at midnight. Bessie Thompson, colored, was jailed by Patrolman Pater Rock on drunkenness and profane language. her case postponed until evening. Other arrests include a disorderly couple five vagrants and a speeder, all slated for police court today, with several continued to evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hodge
Peverill Motor Sales Company
Hodge
Wort
Joyriders
Glen Whittle
West High
Graves Memorial
Bessie Thompson
Pater Rock
Speeder
Alive
Alice
Dredge
Abo
Abs
Ted
Edee
Bia
jAny
Abe
City in Brief: Local Notes and Appointments
A Cedar Falls Waterloo region column lists local visits and business trips from J D La Tier, HL W Grout, J J Wenner, G L Fortunski, and others. New Cedar Falls Waits Best Lumber firm filed with 30000 capital. A 842 pound baby girl born to A G Reid family at 324 South Street. Community mourns Thomas Crozier funeral at North Liberty. Various residents return from travels. judges plan equity assignment. E A Smith resigns from Waterloo Manufacturing sheet metal. Dr E J Lockwood to speak at Maundy Thursday observance in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Hicher
Chi Cage
A. G. Reid
South Street
G. L. Bristol
Richard
Iowa Falls
Lindie Warner
Chicago
Victor Nichols
Lefayette Streat
Gertrude Lyon
Morrow
Los Angeles
Cal
Franklin Street
P. EB. Ritz
North Liberty
Thomas Crozier
Waterloo
Thomas Keegan
Clarence Stover
la Porte City
Julia Flaherty
Omaha
Nora Wook
Nivelle Sees End of Trench Warfare
Paris reports General Nivelle predicts the protracted trench stalemate will end. He argues decisive action is needed, insisting the essential war principles remain valid, and that the army will find a stronger method to strike a decisive blow despite uncertainties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nivelle
Paris
Mander
Verdun
Jefferson street extension street car petition gains waivers
C A Manning reports sixty five percent of property owners along the paved section of the Jefferson street extension are willing to waive their rebate from paving assessments. The petition for the street car line is signed solely by Cassidle Patrons and has grown large, Manning says.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Street
C. A. Manning
Manning
Three Iowa Lads Seek to Join the Army
Des Moines police detain Marvin Maddex 13 William Maddex 12 and Edward Adams 12 after they run away from Almond and Tipperary to enlist. They confess to seeking the United States recruiting station and sob in custody. Authorities plan to send them home to their mother and school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Tada
Marvin Maddex
William Maddex
Almond
Edward Adams
Onaal
William Kelly
Bird House Contest Draws 77 Entries At Hawthorne School
Seventy seven bird houses were entered in the Hawthorne school contest to aid bird protection. Pupils from east side schools submitted ornamental designs and the entries were collected by 1 30 pm. Mrs Burd Mrs Perrott and Mrs Loveland will judge the works tomorrow at Cedar Heights. Prizes donated by local business people and club women will be awarded Wednesday afternoon. The display opens to the public at 1 pm with a short program by city bird lovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne School
East Side
Scnaels
H. J. Burd
W. F. Perrott
Cedar Heights
C. L. Loveland
Godfrey Messer
West Waterloo lodge meetings and conferral notices
Announcements urge all Odd Fellows to attend a regular meeting of West Waterloo lodge No. 716 to confer the initiatory degree and a called complica tion of Waterloo lodge No. 105 for first degree work at the Masonic temple. Waterloo Review No. 22 will meet tomorrow evening. a large attendance is requested. Temperatures for April 2 are listed with historical figures from Buchanga Optical Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Waterloo
Odd Fellows
Waterloo
A. PF
A. M
Masonic Temple
Waterloo Review
Woman Hater Uncle and a Fiery Love Plot
An orphaned youth recounts his uncle Theodore’s wealth, twin brother conflict, and a plan to withhold inheritance from any wife. A seductive young woman Alice manipulates both men, guides a marriage scheme, and ultimately secures the fortune for herself and the narrator.
Local Rotarians Endorse Pidgeon for International President
Waterloo Rotary hears endorsement for Lestie Pidgeon of Winnipes as international president candidate. A. J. Gates nominates anew candidate. Aldge on Was and Cedar Rayplds clubs previously endorsed. Frank Shores discusses transfer business growth at luncheon. Vacant Lot Garden club urged to donate lots to meet demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lestie Pidgeon
Winnipes
Rotary Elite
Waterloo Rotary Club
Russell-Lainson
Aldgeon
Cedar Rayplds Club
A. J. Gates
Waterioy
Frank Shores
Shores
A. T Wakill
Jenks
Rotary Club
H. O. Barnbrook
Yale of Automobile
Committee On
H. Bussicy
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
C. G. Totten
E. Lesiie Pidgeon
Waterloo
Pidgeon
Elerren
Rotarian
Rotary Club of
Diner Uses Catsup Bottle For Rugged Luncheon Incident
Fred Shubert of 232 Vaughan Street attacked a cook with a catsup bottle at 629 Commercial Street over beans at noon. Patrons mistook the spray for blood and alerted police. Shubert was charged with drunk and disorderly conduct after being taken to the station. Aus Pack, the employee, was not seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Shubert
Vaughan Street
Commercial Street
Wdith Aus Pack
Shubert
Auspack
Simmers Held on Threat on President in Camden
Adolph E W Simmers of Woolwich N J remains held under 20000 bail for a federal hearing on Wednesday before US Commissioner Jo Tin e charged with threatening the life of President Wilson. Federal agents gave no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
Adolph E.W. Simmers
Wooldhine
United States
Jo- Tine
Wilson
Commission
Yaker
New Factory Opened to Aid Armenian Refugees
Letters from Armenia report the opening of a wool works at Alexandropol to employ refugees fleeing Turks. At Erivan works, 2100 refugee women and some men are employed. efforts seek fur donations and an estimated 200000 dollars aims to hire 7600 nonhem six months at one dollar weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Armenia
American Committee For Armenia and
Syrian Relief
Alexandropol
Erivan
Wheat Future in Shenandoah Seared by Dry Cold Spring
Shenandoah Iowa reports a large share of winter wheat damaged beyond recovery due to dry cold weather. Experts J Ly and T J Gwynn warn only prompt rains can salvage partial yields, with Nile district wheat nearly ruined. Losses extend to Kansas and Nebraska, while farmers anticipate more corn planting. overall wheat acreage may shrink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
J. Ly
T. J. Gwynn
Nile
Kanssa
Nebraska
Hite
Mora
Cora
Prison Industries Profit Seen In Liberal Pay
Whale-Hiking at Long Beach, California features John D. Loop who killed a large whale yielding six tons of whale tenderloin, a delicacy popular at the beach and noted for reducing living costs as a regular pastime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Cal
John D. Loop
New York Stock Exchange Closing Prices Special Wire
On April 2 at 3 pm the Courier lists closing prices for many major stocks. Names include American Can, American Car and Foundry, American Smelting, Anaconda Copper, Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul, Copper holdings, Electric firms, and others. The list also covers United States Steel, General Motors, Studebaker, and Western Union among numerous blue chips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
New York
American Reot Sugar
DES American Can
American Car and Foundry
American Smelting
American Locomotive
American Sugar Refining
American Tel
Atchison
Avantis
Hallwain Locomotive
Baltimore and Ohio
Facoenvenent Steel
Butte and Superior Copper
Eelifsinia Petroleum
iGentral Heather
Chesapeake and Onlo
Chicago
Mil
St. Pavel
Ithleage
Srammirseis
Northern Pa
Great Northern
Aninets Central
Tispiration Copper Inter
Tarvester
Mer
Marine
CIA
Kansas City Southern
Winnerott Copper
Wanna Steel Feetheart
Maxwell Motor Co
Mexican Petroleum
Miami Gopper
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
tMareford
Shoffolk and
Western Marthern
Wabash, Ofd
Ah Western Union
Westinghouse the Colurship Gas
Railway Time Tables Illiniois Iowa Eastbound and Midwest routes
Railway timetables list eastbound departures from Iowa routes including Cedar Rapids Cedar Falls Waterloo and connections to St Louis Kansas City Davenport Chicago and Minneapolis St Paul. Times include morning and afternoon departures with freight and local options and notes of connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mioneapolle
St.Paul
Minneapolis
Pan
Wbert
Lez
Turin
Hasseke T Eee
Manly
Sheil Rock
Burlington
St. Louia
Cedar Rapids
St Louis
Kansas City
Davenport
Chicago
Rat
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
A. Mie Ag
Wanted Ads from Waterloo area mix on Raymond road
An OCR fragment lists assorted want ads from Waterloo area including jobs in cleaning, hotel, and housework, plus sales and real estate notices. It mentions Mag cleaning, garage items, poultry show prizes, lost luggage, a room to rent, estate for sale, and a dissolution notice for a local company with dated signatures. It blends several unrelated items and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesup
Waterloo
Raymond Road
Jows
Mag
Medel Laaundry Co
Ruasell-Lamaon
Fevet
Care
WIM
Lowe
Medarm
East Second Street
Cedar Falls
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wieg
Josridera
Negreas
Buchanan, Y. M. C. A. Ride
J. D. la Tier
Charles City
HL. W. Grout
J. J. Wenner
Mr. Wenner
Garrison
G. L. Fortunski
Claremont
Mino
Busines
G.W. Dunham
E. A. Smith
Waterloo Manufacturing Company
Eastern Points
E. J. Lockwood
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Lockwood
Iowa
Titus Invant
Titus
Edwards Street
O'Keefe & Towne Mortuary
Marion
Emmett Ward Noble
R A. Noble
Avalon Avenue
O'Keefe & Towne
EB. J. Lockwood
Grace M. E. Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Buchanga Optical Co
F. A. Mitchell
Blo
Theodore
Edwin
Short Ved
Ned
Ved
Wao
Tripartita
Hila
Lex
Ile
Dass
Satan
Rohin
Itsiena
Wonal Piigliomny
Minoga
ATD
Board of Control
House
Senate Appropriations Committees
Fort Madison
Drisonara
Warness
the Bay
Amerriate Wosroat
Knoxville
Pat State Clay Works
Fort Madison Anamosa
Anamosa
NEW York Stock Exchange
Wateringets
the Courier
Illinois
Kansas
Union Depot
Teaven
Dubuque Ena
Dubuque
Chitaro
A.m. Ae
Limited
Cexpresa Feves Fz
Fort Dk Qaim Odes and
Omak
A.m. N
Express
Sioux City
Dares Rag Fort
Deég
Dubugierth
Alwad
Gan
Twin Cities
Oa. m. Limited
Albert
Minneapol
Albert ‘Lea m
Excope
Albert Lea
Waverly
Folly
Linalert
Roe & Lamitea
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