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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1922

Page

4

Charity Toward Germany Urged by Dr Taylor in Sermon

Dr A W Taylor of Indianapolis urged Americans to show Christian charity to Germany’s suffering population after the war. speaking at First Methodist Episcopal Church in a union meeting, he criticized wartime food blockade harms and urged forgiveness over revenge while calling for economic aid and spiritual regeneration to end global conflict.

A. W. Taylor Indignapolis Ind Germany America First Methodist Episcopal Church Taylor United States Lloyd George German Republic Tr. Taylor Rotary Kiwanis Terloo Ministerial’ Association Christian Church

Orchestra Will Give Concert at the College Auditorium

The Town State Teachers College orchestra under Prof. Theodore R. Gundry offers a Wednesday evening concert at 8 o clock in the college auditorium. Miss Louise Fuerste and Miss Osther Bley will solo, with no admission charge. The program includes Mendelssohn overture, Mozart symphony movements, a Rubinsteyn piano concerto, and Wagner music, drawing Waterloo music lovers.

Town State Teachers College Orchestra Louise Fuerste Osther Bley College Waterloo Theodore R. Gundry Whtch Hrubenstein Mmozart Spanis Rechfeld Ces Rubinsteiny Miss Bley

Still Offender to Pay 300 as Option in Liquor Case

Herb Harroyd pleaded guilty in district court to liquor pui sance and faces a fine of 300 or 90 days in county jail. Earlier he waived a municipal court preliminary hearing and was bound over on 500. Officers found a cellar still in his home after arrest Saturday afternoon. Also mentions a West High valedictorian and salutatorian to be announced at a weekly assembly with music.

Herb” Harroyd Knoll Avenue Harford Samad

Rajah themed West High play set for May at Majestic Theatre

West High seniors present Charles Warren's 1921 play The Rajah at Majestic Theatre on May 12. The production, the first by West High amateurs, blends comedy with serious moments as Richard Morgan disguises as a rajah to win over intrigued curio-shop owner Abijah Wentworth and his nieces.

Charles Warren Clayarty West High Majestic Theatre Lewa Misa Dorothy Seifert Dramatica Atl West High Monsons Richard Morgan Moos Morgan Abijah Wentworth Wentworth

Morgan disguises lead to farcical complications in village play

The comedy centers on Morgan adopting a native servant disguise to ease Wentworth’s suspicions. A friend aids the ruse with successive falsehoods, drawing the pair deeper into their own tangled stories. Forgiveness and friendship endure as Morgan remains close to Wentworth and the nieces while the cast includes Wentworths and a list of local players.

Morgan Wentworth Miogu Seifert AbHah Wentworths Victor Kaplan Richani Aforgon Ed Andrews Peter Perkina Gaylord Bussey Thasbuck Arthur Bwigert Montague Randall Welle Alfred Hurria Wrence Hutson Grabbem Harvid Heverly Avelatant Gleehan Lee McGlade Lavina Wentworth Natalie Coolidge Elizabeth Mason Susie Dawkins Martha Swisher Extra Elms Elizabeth Hollis Martha Dawson Jean Padden Mary Mitchell Mary Billings Helene Glepny Ruth Hassett

Uncle Harry Explains Senate Treaties Debate

Uncle Harry discusses why the nation’s Senate debates over postwar treaties were lengthy. He argues openness and caution prevent rushed approval, noting many conference details occurred in closed sessions and urging public answers to every doubt before a final Senate vote.

Senate Washington Jimmy Harding Joe Uncle Harry United States

Metropolitan Health Assurance Promotes Home Visits

About 19,000,000 people are insured in the Metropolitan with over 16,000,000 under weekly premium policies. The weekly calls of agents at policy holders' homes offer a chance for health and welfare work, and the company has embraced this role at the forefront of public health in America.

America

Free nursing service for industrial policy-holders nationwide

Trained nurses provide free medical exams and health guidance to 2,800 cities and towns. About 14,000,000 visits recorded with 2,116,875 in 1921 alone, with many letters praising lives saved. Discovering disease early through free examinations offered to ordinary premium policy-holders under reasonable conditions.

Employers and Workers Benefit from Health Policies

Employers should insure their staff with group policies. Guidance covers health conditions and accident prevention while employees gain nursing service and welfare literature benefits.

Massive print run highlights public health literature

The article notes 238,000,000 copies of health booklets and pamphlets distributed nationwide with 25,000,000 in 1921, alongside 18,000,000 copies of The Metropolitan health magazine issued each year by reading experts.

Metropolitan

A City That Is Watched In Framingham Experiment Leads Health Reform

In Framingham Massachusetts the metropolitan program demonstrates municipal health regulation. health officials nationwide observe. Deaths from tuberculosis drop from 121 per 100000 to 40 per year as the experiment advances.

Framingham Maes

Metropolitan loans fund housing for 17,744 families

The Metropolitan, investing its funds, prioritized loans aiding housing. In 1920 and 1921 it made and pledged loans totaling $63,030,617 for new dwellings and apartment houses, providing homes for 17,744 families.

Metropolitan

Great Decline in Death Rates Among Industrial Policy Holders

The death rate among Industrial policy-holders fell to its lowest in 1921 31.9 percent lower than 1914. Typhoid dropped 1 percent tuberculosis 4.99 percent Brights disease about 30 percent infectious diseases of children near 37 percent. Lif expectancy for white males from age 10 rose by four years.

Metropolitan Life Insurance Company

Metropolitan Life Insurance Stands Largest in World

The American public has made the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company the greatest in the world with 7,005,707,839 in force. It leads in both Industrial and Ordinary life insurance, with Ordinary business totaling 3,892,267,274, more than any other company.

America Osuf Metropolitan

The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Mission

The Metropolitan pledges to provide life health and accident insurance and to save lives. Ongoing growth will expand opportunities to serve the American public with protection and life and health conservation.

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I. 8 Jdar Majestic Waterloo Insurance Lamar J. Duke Mgr East Fourth Street High Court Aronson Lyman H. Bronson Hera Clayton WF. Bronson A.” EL Minter J. L Reinbeck A. F Nora Springs Bronson Poy Township Harry Bayer Nuralgia Lumbago Tri Nena Lycatius FOR the Nations Health Haley Fiske Frederich H. Ecker Atstanding Insurance Yuan John R. Hegerhan
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