Need of Dental Inspection in Schools Highlighted at Congress
Miss ONeill of Marion School Cleveland leads a dental health program begun in 1909 with 846 pupils, showing dramatic improvements in teeth care, health, and school behavior. The project will be presented at the fourth International Congress on School Hygiene in Buffalo, urging dental inspections in public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Misa Cordelia L. O'Neill
Misa O'Neill
Marion School
Cleveland
Miss O'Neill
Ebersole
Mies O'Neill
J. KE. W. Wallin
Psychological Clinic
University of Pittsburgh
Harvard University
Thomas A. Storey
The
College of the City of New York
Naprapath promotes new drugless cure in Waterloo booklet
Bruce Galloway Naprapath markets a 42 page booklet arguing for Naprapathy as a drugless disease treatment. He cites testimonials from Waterloo residents and offers free consultations and a mailing booklet to interested readers. The ad notes his Black Hawk Ride location and phone number with hours from 9 am to 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
The
Ury
Naprapath
Bruce Galloway
Rey
New Book Public Display at Libraries Aug 1 and 9
A long list of books will appear on display shelves at Abbotsford Crocratt and Library West for circulation starting Wednesday Aug 1 and ready Aug 9. Titles include Between the Dark and the Day, British Floral Decoration, Three Plays Brieux, World of Chance and many more. Also a USA government education note reports nearly 50 000 Indian children attended school last year with over 17 000 in public schools. mission schools cared for 3 000 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library
East
Abbotsford
Crocratt
hi—Howells
Bar—Bacon
Flanders
Omond
Felton
Rawnaley
Silbertrad
Roy—Bacon
Bangs
MacCarthy
Austin
Georges—Hous
Goveernment
United States Bureau of Education
Noted engineer pressured for flood study on Mullan avenue bridge
Commercial club board and chamber committees met and formed a unit with Judge W. Mullan as chairman to consult a leading hydraulic engineer on flood conditions near the Mullan avenue bridge. City Engineer Roby explained bridge construction as the group weighs outside expertise before action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club and Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Mullan Avenue
W. Mullan
Lore Alford
C. A. Roby
Board of Trade
J. T. Sullivan
L. E B. Fowler
Judge Mullan
Paul Davis
J. &. Williams
Maeterlincks Mary Magdalene Stuns Paris Theater Crowd
Paris reviewer hails Maeterlincks Marie Madeleine at the Chatelet as a bold biblical drama in French. The production, led by Silanus and Virus with Bach accompaniment, features Mary Magdalene’s conversion and Lazarus’ dramatic rise, while Georgette Leblanc underplays the lead and the chorus of lepers amplifies the stark realism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Maeterlinck
Marie Madeleine
Mary Magdalen
Chatelet Theater
Nazarene
Scaiy
Shakespeare
Stratford-on-Avon
Silanus
Bethany
Lucius Virtus
M. Pradin
Shim
Ike
Mary Magd
Lazarus
Mary
Virus
Blue Bird
Joseph
Arimathea
Mme
Georgette Leblanc
Denis J'Ines
Roger Karl
New York
Mary Megda
Town Talk and Notices from Local Review
W Taylor, master mechanic of the Sinais Central, returns from a business trip to Chicago. G Mallory resigns from the West High School faculty. resignation already with the West board. C C Murray leaves tonight for Geneva Neb after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Murray at 1226 Franklin. Board of Directors of the Business Men's Temperance association meets. several bills approved. Albert Bowen travels with Rev. Robert Brown to Austin Minn for a week at the Brown residence. Brown was in Waterloo recently and was hosted at the Bowen home on Cortlandt Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Taylor
The
Sinais Central
Chicago
S.G. Mallory
the West High School
Lis
West Board of Education
C. C. Murray
Geneva
Mrs. Murray
Franklin Street
Business Men's Temperance Association
Albert Bowen
W. A. Bowen
Robert Brown
Austin
Expressions on Education by American Statesmen and Publicists
The U S Bureau of Education releases a bulletin compiling notable expressions on education from Franklin to present day leaders. It features quotes from Washington to Lincoln and Grant, plus modern voices like Wilson Roosevelt and Taft, and prominent educators and university presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Bureau of Education
Franklin
Washington
Adams
Jefferson
John Jay
Madison
Monros
Albert Gallatin
DeWitt Clinton
Archibald Murphey
North Carolina
Lincoln
Charles Sumner
Calvin Wiley
General Grant
Congress
Rutherford B. Hayes
Benjamin Harvey Hill
Georgia
William Henry Ruffner
Virginia
J. L. M. Curry
Henry W. Grady
Grover Cleveland
Aycock
Birmingham
Ala
Bulletin
Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt
Taft
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Walter H. Page
South
Charles W. Dabney
University of Cincinnati
Hoke Smith
Captain Searles Dead After Civil War Service Pioneer
Captain James M. Searles, a Civil War veteran and former president of the State Marble Dealers' association, dies at age 76. He was a noted Cedar Raptis business leader and pioneer in the marble trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Searles
The
State Marble Dealers’ Association
McClinton Held to Grand Jury in Prostitution Charge
Lawrence and Lucy McClinton were held to the grand jury today on a charge of maintaining a house of ill fame. Bonds set at 500 dollars each. Other related cases heard, including Alice Thomas and Hattie Smith, with proceedings taken under advisement. Police note Smoky Row raid effect and move of a family from the city. Also includes a long editorial on youth and brain vitality and a brief society item: George B. Rowell returns from a vacation spent in the Adirondacks and Saratoga Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Lucy McClinton
F. J. Knapp
Lawrence McClinton
Alice Thomas
Hattie Smith
Meyers
Smoky Row
George B. Rowell
Adirondacks
Lake George
N. Y
Fire at Iowa Dairy Farm Sets Barn Ablaze Near Forest and Ohio
Firemen responding to a blaze at the Iowa Dairy Farm near Forest and Ohio streets were misdirected by a wrong phone listing delaying arrival. A large barn burned and the Cream separator and ice houses suffered, with total losses estimated above 1500 dollars as efforts to secure water required laying 2000 feet of hose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa Dairy
Forest
Ohio
Fairy Farm
W. W. Marsh
Recreation for Busy Men and Youth in the Brain
A Davenport business leader defends recreation as assets to work performance noting better health and top annual returns. The piece argues recreation for busy men is essential and cites a Louisville Times remark about youth and nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Arsenal Links
Louisville
Market Stocks Close Report
Closing prices for the market are listed with figures such as Case 1584 and L883 63. The text includes partial strings like 1483 4 958 and mentions BBR but lacks clear context or完整 data.
Financial market brief with mixed steel and railroad stocks
The clipping lists United States Steel and Illinois Central among others with varied percentages and prices, including Amalgamated Copper and Northern Pacific. It appears to be a stock market screed noting price or yield quotes and irregular OCR artifacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel, Pfd
Amalgamated Copper
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Erle
Illinois Central
St. Pauls
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
New York Close Report Shows Small Market Changes
Chicago reports on August 1 keep butter and eggs steady while poultry prices drift lower with live turkeys, fowls, and springs. Potatoes decline with 25 carload receipts noted. overall market activity remains limited in the posted session.
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NEW Book Publ
Ibrary
Edinburgh
Munsson
Gribble
Velasquez—Hind
Wakefield
Goldsmith
Vocational Survey
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Teachers’ Club
Library, West
Ton
Inns of Court
Headlan
Isle of Man
Wal
Magdalen
Captain Searles
Venice
William E. Gladstone
NEW
Canadian Paci
Pennsylvania
Reading
Rock Island
Northwestern
Union Pacific
Baltimore and
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Brooklyn Rapids
United States
Stee
Jas. L. Henderson
Bridge Street
Boston
Sycamore Street
Waterloo, IA
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