Veterans Benefit Under Provisions of New Relief Act
The Associated Press reports the new Veterans relief act expands benefits for disabled ex servicemen. It includes presumptions of in service or aggravated disability for mental and tubercular cases within three years of separation, extended eligibility for disability certificates, burial and transportation aid, and continued hospital access for neuropsychiatric or tubercular ailments. It also covers burial expenses and premiums not lapsed for mentally incompetent veterans and assists Spanish War, Philippine insurrection, and Boxer veterans.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Veterans’ Organizations
Veterans’ Bureau
War and Navy Departments
Shell
Veterans’ Dureau
Bureau
United Siies
Bureau 60
Radio Concerts and Talks Across Multiple Stations
Radios across Palmer School of Chiropractic and General Electric in Schenectady host concert programs and health talks on April 20. Studios in Davenport and Louisville present musical selections, educational lectures, and Legion addresses with a schedule of chimes, weather forecasts, and stock updates through the day.
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Palmer School of Chiropractic
Davenport
Aga
Chimen Concert. Fi P. uy—Sandman
P. S.C. Orchestra T
General Electric Company
Schenectady
N. Y
New York State Department of Health
New York State Department of the Ammerican lLegion
Binne
Rachmaninoff
Filean Wager
Slandalay
Palmer Brunton
American Legion
A. S.callan
Desportment of
New York
American
R Eoion
Legion’ Mele
Harry Bannister
Harold Macéy
Grant Idleman
James MacAvoy
Cornet
Bextet
Lucia
Donizett
Herry
G. Taylor
Forster
L. I. Conner
Sartoria
Buccon Wager
White
James
E Dunne
John Barnes Wells
Cornelius W. Wickersham
Vale
D'Arcy
Nevin
Warry G. Taylor
Berry
VGY
Alyward
Maurice Simonds
del Acqua
Maurice Simmonds
Donald MacMillan
Lohr
Mrs. Simmonds
Horch
Milano
Foster
Mr. Simmonds
Donal M McMillan
Daylight Saving Confuses Railroads and Schedules
Chicago Great Western Railway officials issued guidance on daylight saving time, noting Chicago will adopt central standard time after the April 28 change. Passenger agent W. B. Mac Farland explains timetables will remain aligned to central standard time, causing daily schedule shifts such as No. 2 arriving at 8 40 a.m. central time and No. 3 at 3 a.m. central time instead of city time.
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Courier-Journal & Louisville Times
Louisville
Hayde C. Zonrad
Daniel
J. Robert Veazey
Margeret Hammerstein
Technicon
Mary —_ Angela
Sweeney
Jefersonville
Ind
Jana Webster Murrell
Mieses Victoria
Meagher
Lucille Schneider
Bernice Funk
Ethel Fisher
Anne ‘Slankinbaker
Mary Aubrer
Ethel Hackmiller
Alice Fowler
Mary Gordon
Katherine Plongemeier
J. P. Ferguson
Willam Herman
Shirley Graves
Anna Gilers Quincy
Josephine Miller
Ruby Moser
Ruth Miller
Borothy Arent
Anna
Bil Quinn
Shirley
Graves
Charles Ardner
Albert Schneider
Luathe Schneider
Clork
Chicago Great Western Tallway
W. BR. MacFarland
Chicago
Sonscrving
Mr. MacFarland
Chicago Great Weste Railway
United Stats Observatory
Fruit shipments to boost spring railroad activity
Train Master H G Brown at Windy Central yards reports fruit shipments will increase with improving weather. Western crops head east as spring rail work resumes with track repairs near Bath Packing and Cedar Falls, aided by a 4,000 pound crane.
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H. G. Brown
Windy Central Yards
California
Bath Packing Company
Cedar Falls
Radio receivers and antenna tips for better reception
Courier radio editor CG von Lackum offers guidance to readers on choosing receiving outfits and antennas to improve AC communication and achieve best results. The article advises how to address radio problems and optimize setups.
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CG von Lackum
The
Courier
Delinquent Dog Licenses Prompt Auditor’s Warning
County auditor Frank W. Esher urges dog owners with unpaid licenses to visit his office and settle by April 28 to avoid $1 penalty and costly notice. County totals show 172 delinquent dogs outside Waterloo city, with multiple townships listed and officials seeking voluntary compliance before May 1 publication.
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Frank W. Esher
Waterloo
Waterloo City
Esher
Barclay
Bennington
Bie Creek
Black Hawk
Cedar
Cedar Falls
Eagle
Fast Waterloo
Box
Lester
Mt. Vernon
Orange
Poyner
Spring Creek
Union
Washington
U S District Court Sits in Waterloo Listing Jurors
The U S district court will convene in Waterloo on May 8 with filing deadline April 23 for trial notices. A long list of petit jurors from multiple towns is named including Park Albaugh Mechanicsville Edward Allen Conrad Wiliam Anderson West Branch and many others. In Newton Iowa Mrs W S Johnson 65 wife of former Newton Chamber of Commerce secretary and longtime Newton Record editor died suddenly of heart disease at her home yesterday.
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United States District Court
Waterloo
Park Albaugh
Mechanicsville
Edward Allen
Conrad
Wiliam Anderson
West Branch
Claus Behrens
Vinton
H. Blunt
Charles City
M. B. Call
Greene
Ralph Dutton
Manchester
J. C Flennican
Strawberry Point
Ce. Foote
Iowa
Paris
A.D. Franshais
Marengo
Charles Finapp
Ossian
John P. Gree
Peosta
G. W. Griffin
Meintire
Frank Gro
Wellman
G. S&s
Lane
Cascade
J. Q. Lauer
Waverly
C.H Leech
LeGrand
HW. B. Lindsman
Wellsturg
Charles Ludwig
Charles T. Lyon
George Martin
Dundee
Henry Morkle
St. Ansgar
Frank Stieber
Dyersville
L. Y. Thomas
Trae
Harry Trump
HL AL Warner
Cresco
F. F. White
Clermont
T. B. Yuill
Cedar Rapids
Newton
W. S. Johnson
Newton Chamber of Commerce
Newton Record
West High School Mother Goose Play Tonight
Final rehearsal for The House That Jack Built an operetta by West High pupils and Cat High students is complete. Performances start at 8 p.m. with a repeat tomorrow night in West High auditorium. Proceeds support participating schools.
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West High School
Jack
West Grammar
Cat High
West High
King Cole
Diamater
Naneen Davis
Edna B. Leth
Alicea Swanson
Ruth Updegraff
Mother Goose
Violet Watters
Rauben Cohn
Knave
National Playgrounds Seeks Waterloo Contributions
Waterloo residents receive the second in a trio of letters from the National Playgrounds Association of America. Mrs. A B Boggs is the local representative authorized to accept contributions for the national movement, with New York headquarters handling acknowledgments.
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Waterloo
National Playgrounds Association of America
A. B. Boggs
New York City
Boges
Fountain of Youth Discovery Promises Quick Invigoration
A European medical claim promotes Korex compound as a simple home tablet to restore vigor in nerve weak patients. It advertises rapid effects within 24 to 36 hours and a week, urging trials with a money back guarantee and free next steps via Melton Laboratories in Kansas City.
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America
Melton Laboratories
Massachusetts
Kansas City
Community Chest Drive Seeks Local Support
Fragments show a community chest fund appeal inviting residents to donate. The call to help finance local projects appears tied to Phas Erounae and a public effort to raise funds for community needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phas Erounae
Community Chest Fund
Hair removal method using delatone paste
An advertisement describes a cheap hair removal method for arms neck or face. A thick paste of delatone with water is spread on hair and rubbed off after 2 3 minutes. The skin is washed clean and all hair vanishes with no harm claimed if fresh genuine delatone is used.
Adler-i-ka Claim Brings Relief for Stomach Trouble
Local ad claims Adler-i-ka aids digestion by cleansing both bowels removing foul matter and gas while preventing appendicitis. Cited testimonial from a Waterloo reader suggests improved appetite after illness and mentions Mike Gauss Pharmacy and J. C. Doloin as sellers.
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Waterloo
Mike Gauss
Commercial St
New Hertford
J. C. Doloin. i
Keeping Young via Olive Tablets and Liver Health
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle liver and bowel tonic. It claims 90 percent of sickness stems from inactive bowels and promotes a bilious look. The olive colored tablets are offered as a substitute for calomel at 30 cents.
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Edwards
Ohio
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WGY
I A
Bayer
Druggista Alza
U. S. District Court
Fountain of Youth
Sydwards
Cadvertsement
Mendelson
Kurtz-Reinhart Co
Byvank Transfer & Fuel Co
West Mullan Ave
Son Utter Woodertestyles
Newark Shoe Stores Co
Enderlein
W. Fourth St
Waterloo & Cedar Falls Union Mill Co
Waterloo, Iowa
H.f.greten
Bridge Street
Waterloo Theatre
Victrola
Victor Records
Davidsonsow Arsjuarges
Aterloos Atnier
Bes
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