Washington model city plan stirs new district fight
Oliver P Newman, former Des Moines journalist, now Washington commissioner, faces ouster and broad attacks as he pushes open government reforms. Moves seek congressional delegate status and a seat for the commissioner chairman. Cuomo? No. Wilson aides and Maine campaign plans mentioned. Public schools in Black Hawk county show 13,664 students and heavy budgets. female teachers vastly outnumber males.
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Browntone hair stain promises natural look and lasting hold
An advertisement touts Brownatone hair stain as a safe easy to apply tonic that darkens gray or faded hair to golden brown or darker shades. It claims invisibility on hair, no rubbing off, and retouching as hair grows. Sold by druggists in 25¢ and 1.00$ sizes with mail order info and distributors listed.
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Makera
Kenton Pharmacal Oo
T. Pike St
Covington, Ky
Tales of Honey and Tar ad from West and East
Wm. Lee of Paskenta California says Foley's Honey and Tar Compound gives universal satisfaction for his children. FE. C. Rhodes of Middleton Georgia reports relief from a racking lagrippe cough after using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. For sale by all druggists.
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Wm. Lee
Paskenta
Calif
Foley
FE. C. Rhodes
Middleton
Cedar Rapids Adopts Interurban Stock Push
Contrary to published statements there is no general Cedar Valley road stock issue yet. A few firms have indicated willingness to subscribe and if others volunteer many individuals may buy stock. A major campaign like the Coe college endowment drive could be needed to complete the funding. Cedar Rapids could secure the interurban by pursuing it actively.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar Valley Road
Coe College
Migs MOL TATIER Buyer Returns From New York Markets
The Indies of Waterloo and vicinity demand accurate fashion information as Paul Davis Dry Goods Company relies on competent representatives after Migs MOL TATIER inspected fall and winter shows in New York.
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Migs Mol
New York City
Indies
Waterloo
Paul Davis Dry Goods Company
Dodd Funeral Today At Walnut Street Baptist Church
Funeral services for the late Harry Dodd were held this afternoon at 2 30 from the Walnut street Baptist church with Wilbur L Clapp officiating. The church was filled with railroad men and friends of Dodd. Brakeman Dodd was popular among Central employes. Henry Phelps died at the county home yesterday noon and his body was shipped to Marshalltown at 3 05 this morning. A Mitchell's daughter of Bagdad Ky suffered kidney trouble and her father cited Foley Kidney Pills as curing her. Foley Kidney Pills are advertised as safe and dependable by druggists.
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Bag- Jad
Mr. Mitchell
Foley
All Drugetiata
Waterloo bakeries craft region’s bread boom and humidifying edge
Waterloo leads local Hawkeye state bread production with an estimated 26 000 loaves baked daily and 8 112 000 yearly. The three largest plants produce about 23 000 daily while smaller shops handle the rest. A humidifying system stabilizes dough room temps amid climate shifts.
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Lowa
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Four Year Old Narrowly Plunges Into City cistern
Max May aged four nearly drowned when he fell from a cistern rim at his Western Avenue home. Neighbors say W M Robe, who lived nearby, pulled him from five feet of cold water after warning him away. The boy survived a recent blood poisoning scare and received dry clothing after the rescue.
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Max May
Western Avenue
Max
W. M. Roberves
Johnson given rapturous ovation in London halls
Crowds mobbed American boxer Jack Johnson at Euston and South London music halls despite postponed appearance. Police struggled to clear the way as Johnson smiled bowing and was cheered amid whistles and hisses from hecklers. He declared his only crime was facing Jeffries.
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London
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Euston Music Hall
South London Music Hall
Euston
Loxer
Bheth
Theat
Jeffries
Euston Hall
Bankers Barred From Dictation on Currency Reform
Washington Aug. 26 The administration will retain control of the new national financial system in pending currency legislation. While some banker demands like reserve requirements may be granted, Wilson Owen and Glass vow not to yield on core features. James B. Forgan’s attack prompted Democratic chiefs to denounce organized selfishness and defend public interests.
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Wilson
Owen
Representative Glass
Bankers’ Conference
Chicago
James B. Forgan
First National Bank
Today's Beauty Recipes by Mine D M Mille
A beauty column promotes a plain maratone skin lotion to achieve a pure complexion and a non greasy finish. It claims the lotion softens skin, conceals tan and freckles, and provides protection from powder and creams. It also describes a delatone paste treatment to remove fine hair in minutes leaving skin smooth and spotless.
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Avery
Bank Chief Reynolds Favored by Democrats for Concessions
Democratic leaders prefer M. Reynolds president of the Continental and Commercial National Bank as the best suited to secure concessions from bankers, citing his disposition and experience to negotiate.
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M. Reynolds
Continental and Commercial National Bank
Incurable disease now responds to naprapathic treatment
A Waterloo Naprapath Bruce Galloway claims chronic diseases once thought incurable respond to naprapathic therapy. He cites Charles Anderson of St Charles Illinois with a nervous disorder near the neck and shoulder, praised as a landmark in healing.
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Waterloo
Charles Anderson
W. Third St
St. Charles
Galloway
Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Progressive muscular atrophy yields recovery via MNapro pathy
A Waterloo Naprapath claims a patient with progressive muscular atrophy shown a year ago has recovered after eight treatments. The doctor asserts the spinal diagnosis and direct treatment can reverse paralysis and restore function, inviting all incurables to consult.
Paul Davie Dry Goods Official Reports New York Market Triumph
Rangch of the Paul Davie Dry Goods company returned from the New York market Saturday night and reports a most successful trip. He assures Waterloo and surrounding area that nothing has been overhauled or left undone in merchandise for the fall and winter season to make displays the best in history.
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EK. Rangch
Paul Davie Dry Goods Company
New York
Waterloo
Fresh oysters Savoy Cafe featured in ads and notices
Mr and Mrs Edward Stapper and their son returned to New Hartford today after a week at the Vralveras home at 115 State Street. Fresh oysters were advertised by the Savoy Cafe in notices.
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Edward Stapper and Son
New Hartford
Tha Vralveras
State Street
Free prescription for men promises quick nervous debility cure
An Interstate Remedy Co notice offers a physician's prescription claimed to restore vigor and memory for men after excesses. It pledges a free copy mailed in a plain envelope to any man who writes to 4484 Luck Building, Detroit, Michigan, asserting quicker, home-based results with no drugs.
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Interstate Remedy Co
Luck
Detroit
Mich
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