Books give hints on earning money at Waterloo Public Library
Miss Margery Burditt, reference librarian at Waterloo Public Library, curates a business book display for business people seeking information. The exhibit covers efficiency, leadership, business psychology and display, with authors varied and topics broad. An anecdote notes a restaurant owner saving by making soap from fats, while others pursue prize drawing designs, sign painting, salesmanship, auto repair, low cost recipes, home sewing, and film writing ideas from library resources.
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Margery Burditt
Waterloo ‘Public Library
East Public Library
Waterloo
Canada’s 1922 foreign trade gains over 1921
Ottawa reports Canada’s foreign trade for 1922 reached 1 0479? or about 1 471,791,892 with imports totaling 762,339,309 and exports 1 883,362,583. Britain remained top customer with 374,751,894 purchases, the United States second at 340,156,247.3. Canada ran a favorable trade balance of 3,221,387.
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The
Associated Press
Ottawa
Ont
Canada
Federal
Department of Trade and Commerce
Great Britain
United States
England
Caeda
Tade
Gresain
Radio Concert Broadcasts From Palmer School Davenport
Radio program notes from Palmer School of Chiropractic Davenport Ia describe concerts and weather forecasts on 400 meter transmission with central standard time. Listings include organ recitals by F A and public church services, educational talks, and a mixed schedule of performances from April 9 through April 11 with multiple performers and venues in Davenport and nearby Louisville.
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Palmer School of Chiropractic
Davenport
F. A
Ark
Stoe P
Dman
Svelndet
Avastun
Coe College
Cedaranids
Sant T. Willa
Mfg. Co
BNO Op
Steel
KK. Ligeros
Courier-Journal & Towisville Times
Lowisville
First Christian Church Fndegvar Society
Jim Louisvile
Nina Hazetrigg
Doris Bane
Ruth Lane
Ella Sherrard
Stephen* Jenkins
Arthur
Floranca Mantz
Rav
L. Yowell
Elisabeth Nall Monnay
Tom —Oncert
Alamo Theatre Orchestra
Potico Bulletins
T. B. Nelson
Bayerneville
Tenn
Margaret Bmuror
Berkeley
Ruby Freeman
Banton
Heyde C. Conrad
Alamo Theatre
Central Standard Time
Arthur Sole
Goldsteta
George Hhleks
Mareld Carter
vielim—Direutor
Nels Sashcal
Stewart
Andrew Keefe
Toio
Idulay
ySpiew
Crank
Biya Burteh
Courteay of Pathe Exchanga
Panchon
Orphesim
Willains
Cummings
Harityne Solo
Lassie O' Mine
Walqq
Arndt
Reading
Nancy
Andrew Keete
Tons
J. J. Crane
Nels Joeh
Cal Stewarts
Andre Jeete
Jonson
Mip
Max Rrot
Swates
Eting
Radio problem addressed to Courier editor Karl C von Larkum
A reader asks editor Karl C von Larkum of the Courier for help solving a radio problem and offers to address the communication to him for clarity. The note suggests direct engagement with the editor to resolve technical or broadcast issues.
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Karl C. von Larkum
Rudig
the Courier
Probemis
Prehn Beats Parcaut For $1,000 Wrestling Purse
Mason City Iowa April 7 Paul Prehn of Mason City wrestling instructor at the University of Illinois defeated Ralph Parcaut Spencer middleweight in a handicap match for a $1,000 purse before a large crowd. Parcaut failed to obtain a fall and was placed on the defensive as Prehn demonstrated better science though Parcaut's strength kept holds from sticking.
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Mason City
Paul ‘Prehn
University of Illinois
Ralph Parcaut
Spencer
Parecaut
Prehni
Trinity CollegeStudents Form Makeshift Library
Hartford March 31 Trinity College students defy prescribed lending and seek relief from the grind by creating a library of their own in Seabury hall. They have furnished a turret room with books, chairs, tables, lamps and shelves and compelled a class to vacate its quarters. The no supervision policy remains in effect as the students press for independent study space.
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Hartford
Conn
Mareh
Trinity College
Seabury Hall
Protestant Episcopal College
Donated All Their Cash to the Enterprise
A note reports that the group donated all their cash to the enterprise, detailing the contribution and its intended purpose within the organization.
The Pride of Palomar at Palace Theatre
The Pride of Palomar based on Peter Kyne’s novel screens at the Palace with Jack Molt in a star turn, featuring a science and charm driven plot centered on a book agent. The program also includes Wanda Hawley in a strong comedy and Alva showing, plus The Third Alarm melodrama at the Rialto and Restless Souls at the Waterloo with vaudeville acts and Richards the magician opening Monday.
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Palomar
Peter Kyne
Jack Molt
Paramount Star
Strar
Crystal Theatre
Stoney
Mr. Volz
Forrest Stanley Volved
Ree Merforle
Christie
Wanda Hawley
Alva
Ui.tc
Séues
Colliers
Vse Saline
Restless Souls
Earle Willans
Waterloo Theatre
Gagto
Morton
Gibson
Af Aya Minstrels
Waterloo
Jack
Richards
America
Frantic Rescue During Fire As Father Pleads For Daughter
A dramatic scene unfolds as a father pleads for his daughter while rescue teams battle a blaze. Onlookers watch as the ladder sways and danger looms with hundreds present, capturing a tense moment of life and death.
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General Elactric Company
Schenectady
War Symphony Orchestra
Franz Lenar
WGY Symphony Orchestra
Asa O. Coggeshall
Israel
Bucki
Asa
Coggeshai
Schubert
St. George's Episcopal Church
Schenecta
Noble
Helen Stephens
Harts
Foster
Salmon l Rev
Taylor
Offertorr
Prehn
Parcaut
College
Fcene
the Blalte
Bob White
St. Mary’s Social Club
dJobu B. Rogers
Peter B. Kyne
Marjorie Daw
Forrest Stanley
Stanley
Marion Davies
Web
Paramount Picture
Peter 7K
Gay Riyne
Calor
Califfornia
Peter B. Kyne Dors
Palace Theatre
PA Mand Theatre
Ystal Theatre
Palka
Frank L. Packard
de Jand
Riatto Theatre
O Fce
Rialto Theatre
Rialty
Bud Duncan
Hollywood
Tom MIX
Keaton
Eae
Rialto
Photoplays
Chief
Eagle
Earle Williams
Rialto Wonder
Mfr
Countess Jolys
Dan Woowell
Old Dan
Basure
Titus
Booth Tarkington