East District 9 Census Sees 5905 School Age Counts
The 1924 east district school census shows 5905 youths 6 to 20, up 179 from 1923. Among 2902 boys and 3003 girls, 7 to 15 totals reach 3297 with 1634 boys and 1663 girls. Colored pupils total 260, with 110 boys and 150 girls. Census accuracy improved after city directory publication. 327 new families joined, 235 turned 21 since last year, and graduation trends from 1914 to 1924 show large gains in high school attendance and graduations.
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Why I Am a Christian by Dr Frank Crane
The review lauds Dr Crane's Why I Am a Christian as readable and unargumentative. It notes his stance of not aligning with creeds, his view that Christianity's value lies in its practical, life uplifting effects, and his belief that Jesus offers truth through action rather than dogma.
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Organized Labor Plans Queuing At Amusement Park
Labor day activities set for Waterloo at Electric Park with organized labor families and friends. Evo Sloan leads the entertainment committee and Fred C. Sloan chairs the committee. The program includes contests with cash prizes, a noon basket dinner, later activities, a known speaker, and a band to enliven the day. Gates open at 9 pm and events begin an hour later.
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Fred C. Sloan
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Pease
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Hoparians Plan for Wig Meeting Monday
Waterloo Rotarians heard of an upcoming program for Mondays meeting featuring Vinton Ja 16 with Shoomakar and Daughhetta presenting. The event aims to draw workers and families, with a mystery entertainment planned until noon. Attendance recently lagged at Rotary and Lions gatherings.
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Delusional Jealousy Case Report From Independence Hospital
A man identified as Mr. Noughhette, aged about years, arrived at Independence Hospital driven by a delusion of extreme jealousy. He believed parties sought to abduct his wife and carried $1,900 in a belt around his body.
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