Sunday School Lesson on Manna and Murmuring
A Sunday school text by Rev. D. M. Stearns analyzes Israel’s murmuring at Marah and in the wilderness, tying it to temptations and God’s provisions. It cites manna from heaven, the tree that sweetened waters, and the faithful care of God, urging meditation on divine healing. It connects these events to Jesus as the living bread and to the banner of Jehovah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marab
Egypt
Marah
Moses
Eden
Ezek
Canaga
Roch
Christ
Rephidim
Amalek
Joshua
Aaron Ang Mur
Westminster Presbyterian
H. M. Noble
Irene Hayes
Oskaloosa
Phelps
Jesus Savior
Tullar
East
Park Presbyterian
Earth
Gm, Yagey
Aredale
Lawrence Sohn
Clinton
If O'Clark
Calvary Evangelicnt Church
Soht
Vicelark
Courter Want Ad Highlights House Listings
Courter offers a house hunt through a concise want ad, signaling available properties and contact options. The notice emphasizes practical details for buyers and invites inquiries from potential buyers seeking residence.
Sunday Worship Listings in Waterloo Churches
A dense directory of Waterloo area worship services listing denominations and congregations. Details include times for Sabbath services Sunday schools and sermons across Adventist Baptist Brethren Catholic Lutheran Episcopal and other groups with specific church names and street locations.
Community notices at Eagle Church and library events
Secretary Miss Rachel Jones lists church services at Eagle Church with a vesper at 4 p.m. and morning services at 11 a.m.Sunday school starts 10 a.m. An independent Bible class is non secular with a 3 p.m. Sunday public library session at the east building near the century old MISCELLANEOTS W C A on Sycamore 611 613.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Rescue Mission
Fifth and Commercial
M. R. Hughes
Salvation Army
Fifth Street
Adjt
Ensign Thomas
Holiness
Salvation
Champlin
Burton Avenue
Riehl Street
F. EH. McStay
Local notes from Linden and surrounding towns
Linden letters report Frank Fannan visiting Des Moines for the Waterlog Boy gas engine demonstration. W. Castle of Marble Rock and Mrs. Little return visits. relatives travel to Oregon and Wisconsin. Frank Gould of Denver attends death in family. Mrs. Flanagan hosts Frost nieces. Le Grand siblings visit from Minneapolis. Appendicitis cases improve. Eula Foster and Alta Lyle undergo surgeries. The Ladies Aid and Missionary Society hold lunches, raising funds. Mosher family from Jesup tours Minnesota.
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Oregon
J. F. Little
Sarah Gibrani
Air
Little
Linden
Spooner
Wis
Waterloo
Frank Gould
Denver
Colo
George Gould
Clifford
James Flanagan
Misses Frost
Gilbertville
Pearl
Earl le Grand
Minneapolis
Butler Avenue
Prifay Evenie
Frank Hermance
Omaha
W. U. Carter
Meyer
Reine
Mulberry Street
E. J. Hunt
Chicago
C. A. Hunt
Eula Foster
St. Francis Hospital
Alta Lyle
Gertrude Flynn
Frank Mosher
Jesup
Mosher
Minnesota
Traveling men embrace autos boost in sales
W W McFarlane cites a surge of traveling salesmen adopting automobiles this season praising faster routes and lower costs. He predicts by next year most drivers will own their own vehicle, noting demand rising across coal and other trades. Ad reference to Buick cars on page 35 from Rader Rates at Ninth and Sycamore streets.
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W. W. McFarlane
Altar
Saturday Evening Post
Buick
Rader & Rates
Ninth
Sycamore Streets
Church Men to Boost Roads in Dunkerton Ia
Dunkerton Iowa Aug 22 The Methodist Brotherhood of the local church plans a good roads meeting likely Sept 2 at the Methodist Episcopal church. The discussion will address northeastern Black Hawk county road funding and new state laws on permanent road building. A post is planned for Sept 14 due to absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkerton
Methodist Brotherhood of
Dunkerton Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Black Hawk County
Methodist Brotherhood
The
Young People’s
Waterloo
Christian Union
Wm. Fraser McDowell
Chicago
Special Church Announcements Walnut Street Baptist
Walnut Street Baptist plans two open air meetings at Fourth and Lafayette and at Sycamore and Fifteenth streets tonight with singing solos duets and old hymns. Rev Wilbur L Clapp will preach tomorrow at both services on Minor Moralities and The Conversion of a Heathen Harlot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street Baptist
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Fourth
Lafayette Streets
Sycamore and
Fif
Wilbur L. Clapp
Teh
Grace M
A. J. Northrup
Eid
First Congregational
First ML
No Claimants Found to $100000 Fortune
Hastings Neb Aug 27 Following clues from early settlers County Judge Button searches for heirs or relatives of John O Connora wealthy recluse who died intestate leaving estate over $160000 He walked to Hastings from Fremont with 25 cents thirty two years ago built a fortune including brewery stock two Adams county farms Hastings business buildings and mortgages No one here knows his family background a rumored wife may live in northern Nebraska He refused a priest on his deathbed and suffered kidney trouble remedies offered by Boby Kidney Pills through local druggists.
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Hastings
Neb
Button
John O’connera
O’connere
Fremont
Adams County
O’connera
Mrs Hall Ill On Train During Waterloo Trip
Mr and Mrs P J Martin and daughters Blanche Gladys and Dorothy returned from Denver with Waterloo Knights Templar. Mrs Hall became ill with gallstones on the Santa Fe route via Kansas City where Mr Hall stayed with her. The party continued to Salt Lake City and Yellowstone. Dr and Mrs G W Hinkle among them. A sickening view of Kansas scenes and fires burned vegetation. A common ailment is lame back and Chamberlains Liniment is recommended for quick relief.
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P. J. Martin
Blanche
Gladys
Dorothy
Denver
Waterloo Knights Templar
Kansas
J. Hall
Kansas City
F. A. Sporle
J. G. Ralston
R. L. DeGon
Salt Lake City
Yellowstone National Park
G. W. Hinkle
Hall
Waterloo
Martin
Well Known Cattle Breeder in City
Co. A. Nelson, a noted lec turer and dairy cattle breeder from Waverly, was in the city yesterday with his wife. They had just returned from Pennsylvania where they attended the funeral of their son-in law, Dr. Walter H. Sir Henry, formerly a government veterinary inspector. His death was caused by human tuberculosis, not bovine tuberculosis as reported. He fought tuberculosis in dairy herds for years, but his health was not sustained by exposure to tubercular vaccine. He was frail from youth. Dr. McHenry was once a friend of John Wanamaker, the Philadelphia magnate, whom he met after a severe accident sent the latter to a hospital. The friendship remained, and Dr. McHenry’s parents are longtime Keystone State residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Nelson
Waverly
Pennsylvania
Walter H. Sir Henry
Iowa Patents Week Ending August 12 1918
The following patents were granted to Iowans for the week ending August 12 1918 as reported by patent attorney Wilfred C Lane 505 Crocker building Des Moines Iowa Pay fastener Gate for locomotive tender Towel delivery machine Gas engine silencer Gas generating apparatus Sanitary towel machine Knccine valve Automatic barrel filler Snatch block Cable and the coupling Kidney rewriie ad for Foley Kidney Pills stating cure by J L Hackl Lincoln NL
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Iowa
Rhode
Rock Rapids
Richard W. Mewes
Des Moines
Andrew M. Morrison
Dubuque
George Nissen
Towa
Falls
Thomas W. Dodd
Waterlooan Steals Fellow Passenger Boots On Train
A Waterloo man aboard a Great Western sleeper between Waterloo, Des Moines and Minneapolis vanished after leaving his trip. William Stearns of Des Moines lost his only shoes when E R Mayer of Waterloo took them by mistake while packing to leave at Minneapolis. Rail officials race to locate Mayer as messages flood in daily with no lead to his whereabouts.
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Canadian Dominion
Waterloo
Minneapolis
William Stearns
Des Moines
Great Western
Here
E. R. Mayler
Lincoln Street
Canada
Twin Cities
Meyer
Willian Stearns
Mr. Stearns
Mayer
Motorboat Races Draw Large Crowd at River Meet
The first annual motorboat regatta by the Waterloo Motorboat Club drew a big crowd yesterday afternoon above the Fourth Street bridge. Five events featured prizes for best deco, fastest boat, and handicap shows. Ripple beat Zip in a three lap handicap race, while A E Baum won the decoration prize with a gaudy pennant Festooned craft. A parade of sixteen boats followed the races, accompanied by the La Rue Town Crier band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Motorboat Club
Yeater
Fourth Street
Mullan Avenue
Manahl Brothers
Baum
la Rue Town Crier Band
Greek Soldiers Brace for Reprisal Amid Balkan War Rumors
Immanuel Hertoularos, nephew of Peter Mavrelis, reports in a letter from a Greek army officer that the recent peace pact will not endure. He says Greeks are aroused and driven to seek vengeance for Bulgarian massacres of women and children, and predict harsh actions against Bulgarians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balkan
Immanuel Hertoularos
Peter Mavrelis
Iie
Hartoularos
Two Iowa Cities Will Get Million
Washington announces a one million dollar allocation for crop moving purposes to Des Moines and Sioux City. The split is not final and may be revised and later shared between the two cities. Sioux City will support correspondent banks in South Dakota and northeast Nebraska, while the funds will pass through small Iowa banks in those centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Des Moines
Sioux City
Treasury Department
Iowa
South Dakota
Nebraska
Courier Wanted To Save Time And Worry
A courier service seeks a driver to handle deliveries, promising efficient handling and reduced stress for clients. The posting emphasizes reliability, promptness, and experience requirements for applicants.
Assault on Emma Schmidt near Rockford shocks Iowa farming community
Miss Emma Schmidt, 23, was assaulted in her father Phillip Schmidt's farm home two miles east and one mile south of Rockford. Two unknown young men in a bay horse buggy bound and gagged her after entering for water. She later regained consciousness and sought help as authorities and dozens of rescuers searched a twenty mile radius. Phillip Schmidt, a prominent local German farmer, is widowed.
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Charles City
Emma Schmidt
Phillip Schmidt
Rockford
Schmidt
Emma
Aswer
Andrew Schmidt
Rudd
Nora Springs
Mason City
Osage
Richie
Fluent
Erma
Reduce Fat by Eating Delicious Confection
Article from the Journal of Hygiene promotes weight loss by daily botanium jujube candy drops. Originating in Germany, the drops are to be taken after each meal and at bedtime, claimed to safely rebalance weight without self-punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal of Hygiene
Germany
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Lassen
D. M. Stearns
East Eleventh
J.C. Clemens
First
Jefferson and Park
E. A. Valiant
Walnut
J. BW. Stith
Aomo
Tipom
Brethren
Fifth and South
W. H. Beachler
Church of the Brethren
Seventh and South
A. Ft. Blough
First United—Fourth and Allen
Rel Graves
Re- Neiow
Will Bey
Congregation Sons of Jacobn
I. Lamansky
Latter Day Saints
Church of Jesus Christ ,Latter Day Saints
Labor Temple
C. P. Madsen
St. Joseph’s—Third and
Mulberry
Slattery
Randolph
D. J. Lenihan
St. Mary's—Park and
Lafayette
H. P. Hohiman
Mueller
T. Wolfram
Emil Groth
Pinkerton Hall
St. Imke's
Church OF Christ
Central
Fourth and South
J. M. Grimes
Church OF Christ, Scientist
Jefferson
Christadelphian
Fifth and Randolph
W. H. Belling
Methodist
Spry
Grace
Fifth
D. D
St. Paul's
Broadway
T. FB. Johnson
Mobile
Douglas
Ty. J. Fuller
T. A. Trimble
Plymouth
Publicbrary East
L. B. Hix
Union
Thirteenth and Jefferson
G. R. Parker
Episcopal
Evangelical
Presbyterian
Park and
A.W. Reherd
Westminster
Wellington
W. B. Sandford
East Park
Kern and
Cutler
Frank Schroeder
Northminster
Ballou
Avalon
First United
Second
Rev
M. G. Munn
Universalist
Church of the Redeemer
Fourth and Mulberry
Effie McCollum
Jones
Calvary
Newell
J. A. Haehlen
Emmanuel
Lafayetta
Park
L. W. Bock
Logan Avenue
Logan and
Dane
I. M. Bamford
Dunkerton Brotherhood
Hawk County
W. S. Gunsalus
Fleming
Wm. Lee
Faskenta
Calif
Foley
Rhodes
J. L. Hackl
Righth St
Lincoln
Hat
Waterlooan
al. Baum
John Jago
Allen Lown
Roger Nauman
R. M. Cowing
Ripple
Zip
Ralph Koester
Earl Bunyard
A. E. Baum
C. C. Livingston
Phil. Rowan
A. Mitchell
Bagdad
Mitchell
Motion Pictures
Frontier Twins
Animated Weekly
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