National Insurance Bill Aims at Sickness and Unemployment
The plan outlines compulsory sickness insurance for up to 13.9 million workers with voluntary coverage for others, funded by worker and employer contributions plus state support. Benefits include medical attendance and weekly sickness allowances, with maternity and permanent disability provisions. Unemployment insurance targets engineers and builders, with compulsory coverage for 2.4 million workers and benefits paid through labour exchanges. The scheme relies on a mix of worker, employer, and state funding, with the state bearing a significant share.
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Great Britain
Ireland
House of Commons
England
National Insurance
Hud
Bulletin of Social and Economic Intelligence
International Institute of Agriculture
British Isles
The
Bureau of Economic and Social Intelligence
Mother's Friend aids expectant mothers sales pitch
The ad extols Mother's Friend as an oily external emulsion easing pregnancy discomfort and preparing the body for labor. It promises comfort before birth and quicker recovery afterward, claiming regular use yields health and strength. Sold at drug stores with a free book offered by Bradfield Regulator Co. as Agents, Ga.
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Bradfield Regulator CO
Atients, Gs
Waterlo o sole agents tout Meritol Pile Remedy
To the People of Waterloo Our firm reiterates that we are sole agents in this city for Meritol Pile Remedy. Manufacturers report unusual demand and urge comparing it to no common salve. The remedy is distinct in preparation and packaging for proper use. We are authorized to guarantee it. Henderson Cress Co, members of American Drug and Prows Association
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Waterloo
Henderson Ores Ce
American Drug and Prows Association
Hudson Social Notes and Local Visits Aug 22
Miss Maude Knudsen rode to Waterloo Monday. Miss Inez Bell returned home from Marshalltown Iowa after visiting her aunt. Mrs. Dr E C McMillan visited Webster City, IA with her parents and sister. Miss Maude Blough and Bertha Boyes shopped in Waterloo Friday afternoon. Mrs Walter Fitchey sprained her arm last week. Mrs Will Hamilton of Cresco visited her mother in Hudson. Married vs single men tally ends 4 to 5 in a Friday game. Misses Mastain of Cedar Falls spent Thursday with Mrs Carl Mastain. J F F club outings to Marshalltown Sunday via five autos. dinner roadside. returned in wet early morning. Mr and Mrs G I Mastain of Cedar Falls visited Thursday and attended band concert. A T Joder, Car Mastain and F E Glazier drove to Waterloo Monday to see Waterloo Quincy game. Mr and Mrs Wesley Strayer of Dike visited in Hudson Sunday. Miss Harter the milliner goes to St Paul for fall goods. Miss Mamie Funk shopped in Waterloo Saturday. Hudson youths picnicked at Waterloo park last Sunday. Miss Genevieve Kellar of Chicago and Minnie Sophn of Waterloo visiting Wilt Popp home. Miss Mary Rasmussen of Cedar Falls and Gladys Heichel of Washburn visiting Frease Heichel home. The fourteen month old Andreas Mayer baby near Wilson Junction died Sunday evening. Interment in Hudson cemetery. Miss Mamie Emerson visited Hudson Monday evening.
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Cresco
Sis
Waltters
Margaret
Elizabeth Mastain
Cedar Falls
Carl Mastain
J. F. F. Club
Marshalltown
G. I. Mastain
Hudson
T. Joder
Mastain
F. E. 'Glazier
Waterloo
Joder
Waterloo-Quincy
Wesley Strayer
Dike
Harter
St. Paul
Mamie Funk
Genevieve Kellar
Chicago
Yrl
Minnie Sophn
Denver Social Notes Highlight Waterloo Visits and Local News
Mrs Wilder and daughter of Waterloo were guests at G L Reidesel and John Hoffman. Henry Greaning and family visited Rev Karstein of Minnesota. Amanda Sondermeier returned to Waverly after visiting Denver Waterloo and Parkersburg. Dozens of local families hosted and visited relatives across Waterloo Waverly Tripoli and Colfax. A Des Moines woman was cured by Chamberlain's remedy. Burkett 2 Pedicord Arcita note.
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Denver
Wilder
Waterloo
G. L. Reidesel
John Hoffman
Henry Greaning
Jed
Karstein
Minnesota
Alice Rieresel
Bertha Kennett
Amanda Sundermeier
Waverly
Parkersburs
Ernest Willie
Minnie Wente
Sarah Doepke
Smith
Koeskese
Henry Schumacher
Fred Becker and Son
Harry Burge
Clarion
Leta A. Meyers
Amanda Sondermeier
Squirea
Colfax
A. €. Hoppenworth
Baby
Moines
Tripoli
Mra F. Kurth
Carrin Kehe
Sadie Jahnke
Geo. Meyers, Jr
C. Mohling
John Hiedeman
Austin Mishler
Bertha
Will Steege
Will Schrosder
G Krumn
Lawrence
Elmer
Henry Neverman
John Millins
Herman Henning
Wm. Klindvist
Wif
Geo. Meyer
Confessor to Open Scandal Confession in Ohio graft case
Columbus reports that R J Diegle, former sergeant at arms, will make a full confession on graft in the Ohio legislature after a conference with Attorney General Hogan and County Prosecutor Turner. He may expose broader corruption, with a second meeting next week to read the confession. Diegle, Huffman and Cetone indicted for soliciting bribes, with detectives using a dictagraph to record talks. Judge Kinkead fined the Cleveland Leader $400 for contempt over pre indictment publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Hogan
Turner
R. J. Diegle
Ser Zeant-at-army
The
Senate
Ohio
Diegle
Common Pleas Court
J. E. Huffman
Butler County
George K. Cetone
Dayton
State House
Mount Vernon Township Notes Aug Twenty Second
Ralph Henry’s new house ready for plasterers. Farmers haul sweet corn to Cedar Fall canning factory. Miss Gunsalus of Waterloo visiting cousins the Simpsons. Webster relatives visit Waterloo and Dan Webster home. Seventeen birthday party for Madge Sanderlin with lawn lanterns. Local attendance at German camp meeting in Chautauqua park. Several visits among Waterloo and Cedar Falls residents. Aug 24 dance at Boies. Mitchell county farm visit and Riverside Park picnic trip highlights.
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Mount Vernon
Ralph Henry
Cedar Fall
Gunsalus
Waterloo
Guy Simpson
Sam McMurray
Nebraska
Andrew Holmes
Michigan
A. T. Webster
Daniel Webster
Madge Sanderlin
Chautauqua Park
J. W. Seaman
Bessie
Fred Webster
John Carpenter
Dunkerton
Bartholomew
Bert Jackson
Green Mountain
M. E. Sundertin
E. Burkhart
Finchford
Swanton
Parkersburg
Coster
Janesville
Boies
Marla Besh
W. L. Rundles
the Park
Dora Tiller
Henry Moore
Jessie Corwin
Waverly Junction
Lute Corwin
Fred Timon
J. FE. Moore
Mitchell County
Martin Hnapp
Fred Henry, Jr
Bennington area notes camp meeting and social events
Bennington residents report a large turnout at Sunday camp meeting. Will Kurtt and family visited the A Broadbent home Sunday. Mt Hope Ladies Aid plans to meet Mrs Geo Knapp next Thursday. Visitors include Mrs Chas Jones of Allmakee and Mrs A F Teeter of Waterles. St Johns Lutheran plans an ice cream social next Thursday night at the church. Fred Chapmen’s uncle and family from Oelwein visited. Mayme and Katheryn Dans fela of Waterloo spent Sunday with Mrs Herman Katz. Waterton Theatre Bidg.
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Bennington
Aus
Will Kurtt
A. Broadbent
Mt. Hope
Fred Chapmen
Oelwein
Mayme
Katheryn Dans Fela
Waterloo
Herman Katz
Seventy Auto Loads Gather for Cedar Falls Picnic
In Cedar Falls on Aug 23 a record crowd of seventy autos assembled for an all day picnic to Washington Union bridge. The Cedar Falls Auto Club led a decorated convoy from Main and Third, with sports, games, and ample food. Captain Willmeck gains rifle range land for Company M as death notes and local social visits fill the report.
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Cedar Falls
Washington Union Bridge
Walter Lorenz
Dysart
Chautauqua Park
Walter As
Willmeck
Dead Man's Island
Co. W. Court
Massachusetts widow seeks Kansas husband through Capper
A Massachusetts widow writes to Arthur Capper in Topeka asking for help finding a real Kansas man to marry. She insists the suitor be tall, strong, energetic, generous, loving and courteous, and says she cannot find a suitable husband locally.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Massachusetts
Arthur Capper
Amendment To The Articles Of Incorporation Of The Home Building And Loan Association
Amendment to the Articles of Incorporation adopts Article IX authorizing capital stock of 1.6 million dollars in 10 000 shares at 100 each. Increases by majority vote at annual or special meeting, effective upon state filing and fee payment. Stock paid in monthly 0.50 per share in advance by subscribers or heirs. Notarization by Vv. L. Belt, Waterloo, Black Hawk County Iowa, 1911.
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Home Building and Loan Association
Secretary of State
Leach
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
State of
Iowa
Social Visits and Family Guests At Winslow Area
WINSLOW Aug. 22. Mrs. Wm. Hurst and children returned home Saturday after a two weeks visit at the Eickelberg home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mace and son of Waterloo were guests at the Walter Robinson home Saturday. Marguerite Saul is visiting at the Cortright home this week. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Eickelberg of Fairbank were Sunday guests at the Eickelberg home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Corwin visited at the Jordan home at Winslow this. Mrs. Jordan visited relatives at Waterloo last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Inc. P. Herrmann and family of Indianapolis were guests at the...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
Wm. Hurst
Eickelberg
Frank Mace
Waterloo
Walter Robinson
Marguerite Saul
Cortright
Geo. Eickelberg
Fairbank
Frank Corwin
Jordan
Reviving ancient Greek apple betrothal custom in Boston
In Boston a Greek picnic will introduce a 1500 year old Greek custom where young men offer shining apples to brides to be and receive a rose in return. More than 4000 American Greeks expected. pastors will officiate betrothals. The legend recalls King Faustianos seeking a bride for Theodora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
America
Faustianos
Theodora
Notice of proof of wilt in Crippen will case
State of Iowa Black Hawk County is No. 4858 in District Court September Term 1914 You are hereby notified that an instrument purporting to be the last will and testament of Johns H Crippen deceased has been filed opened and read this day for hearing proof of same Dated August 8 1911 S M Bentley Clerk District Court
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State of
Iowa
Black Hawk County
Johns H. Crippen
Sania
M. Bentley
The Golden Apple and Rose Plight Wins Royal Troth
Theo dora offered the king a rose in exchange for a pledge of betrothal as the golden apple passed between them, sealing their troth in a ceremonial exchange.
Cardui Woman’s Tonic Praised in Tampa Letter
Mrs FE C Corum of Tampa writes she was weakened by troubles and, after starting Cardui, felt renewed and steadier. She says the remedy strengthens weakened womanly organs, refreshes the nervous system, and supports health after overwork. Fifty years of use prove its merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
Mre
C. Corum
Cardus
Women’s Advisory Captain Instructions Book Offer
A brief notice invites readers to write to the Ladies' Advisory Captain at Neoga Medicine Co. in Chattanooga to receive instructions and a four-page booklet titled Homes for Women, sent in plain wrapper. The fragment outlines a mailing action and distribution details with emphasis on discreet packaging.
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N. B
Neoga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Toon
Underwood Standard Typewriters Popularity Rise
The Underwood line offers Model No 4 and No 5 with 16 inch carriages and an 8 inch writing width. Model No 3 provides widths from 12 to 26 inches for reports and statistics, used by banks rails insurers and accountants. sales exceed all other brands.
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Nstem OF Old Age Pensions
Dez Moines
Chamberlain
Burkett
Arcita
MT. Vernon
Sam T. Lewin Go
Waterton Theatre
Bidg
Corning
Cal
Edwin Court
Dubuque
Danish Baptist Church
City Springs
Bent McNeill
Shell Rock
Citizens Savings Bank
McNeill
Hoe
Vermont
Lawn City
W. H. Eickelberg
C. C. Murphy
Bernice
Webster
Mrs. Jacobs
Gertrude
Berthe Vossberg
August Vossberg
NQ Easterner
Incorporation of the Home Building and Loan Association
Louis Frank
J. H. Hildebrand
Black
Vv. L. Belt
Champ. Clark
Publth Men
Syndicate Theatre
Henderson's
Schuneman’s
Aristos
Red
Turkey
Burcer & Son
East Sixth Street
Four Lefa Co
Mamatecarene
Kohl
Underwood Standard Typewriter
Underwood Typewriter Co., Inc
Bridge Street
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