Beortit Nevital Friday recital benefit at First Baptist
Friday evening at First Baptist church a dominaire recital will be presented under the direction of Hazel May Bond. Proceeds will go toward a new church fund. Participants include Thelma Hanes Helen May Anquith Dorothy Holmwes Marian Morton Ciser Padden Arlene Vole ene Cole Sarah Welsh Helene Gienny Frances Glenny Maury Vaughan Helen Easley Hanson roetschinge Miss Kam Kretehmar and Louis C. Hanson.
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First Baptist Church
Haze
Theloon Hanes
Helen May Anquith
Dorothy Holmwes
Marian Morton
Cisire Padden
Arlene Vole
Ene Cole
Sarah Welsh
Helene Gienny
Francea Glenny
Maury Vaughan
Helen Easleye
Remedies for Excessive Perspiration From a Health Column
A health advice column discusses managing excessive perspiration and body odor. Suggestions include keeping armpits dry, loose clothing, regular scrubbing, and mild powders. It mentions a homemade tonic with Wynetine and bay leaf, claims it neutralizes toxins and restores vitality, and notes readers can request formulas by mail with stamped, self addressed envelopes.
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Weil
Club Hosts Event And Picnic Planned At Cedar River Park
Mrs W T Reidy hosted WOCOL Club yesterday with 50 attendees for a social diversion. Favors were won by Mines T P F Coury and Chris Cavanaugh. The TX B club will hold an all day Cedar River park picnic tomorrow with attendants meeting at the coffees house and each bringing sandwiches and two other food items. WC G BF No 1028 will meet in regular session at Sacred Heart hall this evening.
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W. T. Reidy
WOCOL
T. PF. Coury
Chris Cavanaugh
TX. B
Cedar River Park
Coffees
Sacred Heart Hall
World War Veterans Pay Road Poll Tax, Not Exempt
World War I veterans must pay the city road poll tax for the current year unless discharged after January 1 1915. Deputy county treasurer George C Welker notes no new legislation favors veterans and the standard tax of 2.50 is due unless exempted by filing with the county auditor. Spanish American War veterans are exempt under a prior law enacted years after their conflict.
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George C. Weller
Trentucer
Mr. Welker
Welker
East High Announces Completed Study Courses and Enrollment
Principal F. S. Miller, back from Columbia University, announces study courses for East High. Prospective entrants and current students may enroll or adjust schedules this week at the Hawthorne Avenue building, Wednesdays 2 to 4 pm. Transfers, credit statements, and attendance planning are urged to avoid opening-day confusion.
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East High Office
East High School
F. S. Miller
New York City
Symemer
Columbia University
East High
Hawthorne! Hit
Miller
Appeal for Food to Relieve German Starvation In 1919
A letter from George Sylvester Viereck urges Americans to send food to Germany and Austria to ease starvation as Hoover relief ends. The Fatherland Corporation offers four food combinations from New York City, with prices from $15 to $28, including essentials like oil, laundry and toilet products, soap, lard, and beets.
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America
Germany
George Sylvester Viereck
Viereck
American Monthly
New York
Waterloo Commercial Club
Hoover
Fatherland Corporation
Cily
The Authorman and the Remarkable Workman of Style
A fragmentary profile sketches a man described as a commercial traveler and craftsman of charm. It notes his sharp tools, neat grooming, friendly smile, and practiced listening as key to a successful career, while acknowledging his shyness and self-taught tact.
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Nic
Afanil
Using Every Ounce Of Yourself In Life And Craft
The writer recalls a shy boy who gave all of himself and asks, are we using every ounce of what we have. A colleague notes Stevenson’s sharp judgment that few achieve much with little gift. The reflection ponders beauty opportunity and personal limits.
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Stevenson
Monkeys Sought as Vanderbilt Estate Searched for Third
Two monkeys have been captured by small boys leaving the estate of Mr. Vanderbilt to search for the remaining one. Local residents report ongoing efforts to recover the missing animal.
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Mr. Vanderbilt
Highways into City Not Marked as Law Questioned
Waterlooys case dismissed in municipal court when Oscar Grow faced speeding charges. Defense argued highways leading into the city are unmarked by law, but Judge Birdsall sustained the motion to drop the charge after evidence. Mears and Lovejoy represented the defendant. arrest date given as August 12.
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Waterlooys
Oscar Grow
Grow
Mears & Lovejoy
W. ON. Birdsall
Man Struck By Cleaver In Restaurant Dispute
Hoy Scott testified at the police station that Henry Weltzer attacked him with a cleaver or sharp instrument in his restaurant over a lease dispute. Scott showed a cheek wound and an elbow bruise where the handle struck him. Weltzer was arrested on a fighting charge, bonded at 25 dollars, with a state charge possible later. hearing set for tomorrow.
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Hoy Scott
Henry Weltzer
Weltzer
Weltzer Bs Scott
Lattter
State Institution to Send Herd to Cattle Congress
Estel, manager of the Dairy Department, returns from Des Moines after attending the state fair. He notes that the 1829 dairy show may be a success with large farms exhibiting herds, including a prominent Iowa state institution herd. The exhibit, previously at the state fair, will go to Waterloo after a state hoard decision. The Kentucky state fair prize winner Vivian 14 and the American Riding Club entries from Kansas City will appear.
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Estel
Catttle Congress
Des Moines
Fel
Iowa
Az City
Vivian
George Anderson
Kansas City
Estes
Hellefrach
Y M C A Officers Plan Activities for New Season
The YMCA will reopen for the year on September 10 with a full schedule of games and work. General secretary J. T. Hauser returns from a 10 day vacation ready to outline arrangements for the new year. The quarters have been redecorated and the team is preparing for the season.
Monkeys Roam Hyde Park Estates. Reward Offered
Summer residents in Hyde Park near Poughkeepsie report three uninvited monkeys on private property. A Vassar professor described them as arboreal creatures with tails and grasping feet after escaping a small circus. Damages to gardens and lawns mount as owners seek action and a $100 reward for capture.
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New York
Hyde Dark
Poughkeepsie
Hudson River
Vassar College
Lyde Park
Monkers
Menageria Equity Association
Weonhiv
Archicild Rogers
Edlertok Vanderbilt
Trines Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Ata
HAL Neon
Y W MISSION DRIVE AIMS TO RECRUIT VETERAN MEMBERS
WVED NEAR MOTUER MOURNED AS DEAD and Denver tale of long estrangements unfolds as veterans outreach seeks permanent membership. Reed returns from Ili Y camp to resume boys work. Goldman traced to Salvation Army links after family mystery and years apart.
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Hauser
E. Verle Reed
Lake Ikoboji
Denver
Colo
Reed
Jes
Wayne Richardson
Ernest Goldman
Leadville
Goldman
Colorado Christian Home
Second Comet Found in Rootes Constellation
Discovery of a second new comet announced by Harvard College Observatory after Rev Joel Hi Metealt reported finding another uncharted body in Boonies constellation on August 22 at 11 o clock. Independent confirmation from Paris and Moriolis at Marsednies followed.
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Uvambridge
Mass
Joel Hi. Metealt
Thirvard College
Metealt
Aus
Boonies
Paris
Ur Moriolis
Mr. Merealf
South Were
My. Merealf
Gleam of Light in Strike Cloud at Lovee Furnace
Eight workers at Lovee Furnace Grinder works return to duties under prior terms with higher wages after peaceful talks with D. W. Bovee. Pickets vanish and operation resumes without incident. Union reports approval of the settlement and no impact on broader situation.
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Lovee
D. W. Bovee
Bovee
Union
Review of Pacific fleet set for San Francisco on September 1
Washington plans a September 1 review of the Pacific fleet in San Francisco announced by the Acting Secretary of the Navy. The event should preclude attendance by President Wilson.
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Washington, D. C
San Francisco
Roosevelt
Wilson
Nw York
Gen. Pershing
New York City
Baker
American Red Cross
Henry P. Davison
Red Cross War Council
Paris
Pantin
Here
Skeleton revelations in Maple Hill murder mystery
Three buried skeletons near Maple Hill Kansas threaten to solve the disappearances of Rufus King, Reuben Gutschall, and John Woody from 1908 to 1913. Citizens pointed officials to sites near King’s livery stable. one skull crushed with a loaded gun found nearby. King, later jailed in Topeka, faces murder charges as the town recalls long-unsolved vanishings linked to the stable.
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Maple Hill
Kan
Maple III
Rufus King
Reuben Gutschall
Rufus Hing
King
John Woody
Kansas
Reuben Gutschail
King's
Woody
Gutschall
Vulcan Geoiua
Waubasee
Toola
Mmany
Colorado
Manila Hill
Topeka
Giants Sign Guyon
The Associated Press reports New York Giants signed Jon Guyon formerly of Carlisle and Georgia Tech. He will report in early September after playing semi pro ball in Minnesota and North Dakota.
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Giants
Guyon
Associated Press
Fargo
N. D
Jon Guyon
Carlisle
Georgia Tech
New York Giants
Minnesota
North Dakota
DINS RESISTING BOY ROBBERS
Omaha grocer Narthan Shapino was shot and killed while resisting a robbery at his store as three youths attempted the steal. The incident occurred last night and involved minor suspects, highlighting a violent crime in the city.
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Hanson-roetschinge
Kam Kretehmar
Louis C. Hanson
Christ Episcopal Church
M. L. Tate
Walter, Hanson
Carl D. Rawson
Frank McKae
Birmingham
Utah
William Jutts
Condes-Hose
Lillian K. Rose
Carl C. Cordes
Truce
AM. EB
E. Gd
Lockwood
Kidora
Manive Loucel Bernard
Anna Bernard
Gilbertyisle
Leo Crahan
Delwethy
Hanim-Goddard
Gertie Goddard
Marlo EK
Main
Waterloo
Grace M. E Church
Ghats
KNI
Nikhou
Louise M
Ls. McTc
Cattle Congress
Motuer
Rootes
Constellation
Fatterns
Fashion Department
Seersucker
Chew
Weene
G. Gotis
East Fifth St
Risco Fg Ie Ag
Crisco
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