On to Panama War Speech Sparks Manifest Destiny Debate
Louisville April 26 Henry epee in the Courier Journal argues the United States advances toward war with Mexico under the banner of manifest destiny. He warns of dramatic consequences, Monroe doctrine implications, and warns that militarism will bring fighting and indemnities.
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Kay
Panama
Henry Epee
Courier-Journal
Rio Grande
Mexico
Jenzths
Monroe
Senator Borah
Ist
Lodge
Wilson
Never Stranded If You Keep Honest Work Faithful
Ruth Cameron shares a tale of career growth from a New York executive's rise. A chemist-turned-manager recalls being noticed by a founder who offered advancement, underscoring that steady, diligent work can attract opportunity. The message: no one is stranded when they persevere and auditors watch.
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Andrew Carnegie
New York
Catarrh Remedy Promises Deep Systemic Relief
An old advertisement extols a vegetable blood remedy for catarrh claiming deep-seated effects beyond the nose and throat. It asserts the tonic improves headaches nasal clearing and overall bodily relief while listing other skin and blood conditions it can purportedly aid. It directs readers to buy 8 S to avoid substitutes and notes contact details for specialist advice.
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Newent
Swift Speekie Co
Swift Ride
Atlanta
Waterloo Guardsmen Recruit to Limit
Lieut-Cal C. W. Cotton will stay as acting colonel until May 5 when ballots open in Des Moines for a new colonel. All Iowa National Guard companies must recruit to 58 enlisted men and three officers per company. Waterloo Companies B and L exceed the minimum, with about 80 and 70 men respectively. Four new recruits join Company B. No orders to reach the war limit of 108 enlisted per company.
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Local Manufacturers to Hear Insurance Talks Next Tuesday
Prominent Des Moines figures John A. Eddy and George Wrightman of the Employers' Mutual Casualty Association of Iowa will visit the city Tuesday evening to address employers about insurance under the new law. Details of the meeting are not yet arranged.
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John A. Eddy
George Wrightman
Des Moines
Employers’ Mutual Casualty Association of Iowa
Canton Lodge To Go To Church In A Body
Canton Crest, Number 17, Patriarch Militants, will attend Plymouth Congregational church in a body Sunday evening to mark the ninety fifth anniversary of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Waterloo lodge. The choir will perform the Easter cantata in their honor while Grand Warden O H Sweeney heads to Marengo Monday for a grand lodge meeting.
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Waterloo
Canton the Crescent
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Marengo
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Six Dwellings Under Construction in Linden
Linden notes report six new houses under erection in spring improvements. Dwellings by Bell, Murray, Foster, Scholl, Gindt and Bloz rise on Lafayette Nevada Archer and Colorado streets with other local moves and visits. Community events include a Midget quartet concert and a Dun Fayette school program praised for student training and patron cooperation.
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Presbyterian Hospital
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Janesville
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Dunkerton
Nielson
Indiana Street
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Cortlandt Street
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Scarlet Lfever
Archer Avenue
Chas. Bell
Martin Murray
Nevada
Cottage Grove
Mr. Foster
Archer
D.scholl
Leo Gindt
Joe Bloz
Colorado Street
George Tulp
Black Street
Miss Nose Baumgardner
Albert Lea
Lydia Trumenhauser
200 Men Will Faicy Banque Banquet Notice
Extensive preparations are underway for a men's supper at Grace M. K. church next Thursday evening, April 30. The event aims to gather parishioners for community fellowship and a planned program.
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Faicy Banque
Grace M
Farewell Party for Ill Mr West Hosted at West Residence
Members of the Patriarch Militant gathered Thursday evening at Mr and Mrs W W Wests home for a farewell party. Mr West in failing health plans to leave Tuesday for Colorado for an extended sojourn in the hope of benefit.
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Ww. OW. West
Methodist Laymen Gather for Waterloo Event
Waterloo Methodists and laymen plan a large gathering to strengthen church relations across northeastern Iowa. Dr Northrup of Grace Church will head an enjoyable program featuring music by the church orchestra and talks by Dr Fred B Fisher and Dr Harry T Ward. About 200 men expected. 75 from outside Waterloo across sixteen counties. Licensed to wed list included.
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Waterloo
Northrup
Grace Church
Lowa
Fatore
Une
Fred B. Fisher
New York
Laymen’s Missionary Movement
Methodist Epiycopal Church
Harry T. Ward
Boston
Church Federation
Jt M. Evang
A. M. Billingwley
N. A. Mershon
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