An Eventful Christmas and a Berlin Count
Count Caspar Gotwald inherits a depleted estate and travels from Berlin to Chicago, where a Christmas dinner with Winifred Rathbone rekindles a vanished romance. He refuses to marry for wealth, choosing honesty over a fortune, while a Chicago countess story unfolds in a family Christmas ritual. Canada also hosts an active rifle association of women.
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Caspar Gottwald
Caspar
Bertin
Berlin
Count Caspar
Cout
Caspar Gotwald
Snoat
Rathbone
Winifred Rathbone
Winifred
Baron Gefult
Causpar
Miss Rathbone
Thert
America
Richter
Bense
Fraulein
Adelaide
Winifred Rathbona
Oly
Banda
Chicago
United States
Canada
Rifle Association
Women in Italian Industry Surpass Five Thousand
More than five thousand women are employed in Italian industry, highlighting the expanding role of women in the country’s industrial sector. The figure reflects growing participation across factories and plants, signaling shifts in labor demographics and gender norms during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Elks To Honor Dead Brothers At Memorial Service
Waterloo Elks Lodge No. 290 will memorialize four members who died in the past year Ellis Waddeell Dickinson Keyes Kelly and J. G. Waddell are among the deceased The ceremony starts at 3 pm at Waterloo theatre with Hon Burton Sweat of Waverly as speaker Cedar Falls band will lead procession from Elks hall to the theatre with a program including hymns eulogies and a memorial address
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Waterloo Lodge
Ellis
Waterloo Theatre
Q. D. Kelly
G. W. Dickinson
F. W. Keyas
E. J. Waddeyl
W. R. Liaw
H. J. Waddell
W. A. Toh
Elke
Jon. Burton BH
Sweet of
Waverly
Beethoven
Barnby
Cedar Falls
G. W. Hinkle
City in Brief Impshell auto glasses gift and notices
Twenty papers were filed for record with the county recorder yesterday. Mrs. C. F. Brown returned from a two week Chicago visit. Waterloo lodge 105 A F A M will meet at the Masonic temple tonight for second degree work. Claude Bennett learned the New York Belgium Relief branch bought 60,000 barrels of flour in Minneapolis. Mrs. E. E. Buswell, formerly of Waterloo now Cedar Falls, is recovering after an operation in Presbyterian hospital. George Hitchcock heads to Michigan City following his brother’s illness. Charity event proceeds of 125,435 will be shared between Associated Charities and British Widows and Orphans War fund. A cigar-store porter, caught stealing two-for-a-quarter smokes, admits guilt after concealment in a waste can. Spurr offers the finest Christmas photos.
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Charliy
Sons of St. George
The
Caledonian Society
Associated Charities
British Widows and Orphans War Fund
Grand Larceny Indictments Against Prison Inmate Sullivan
Kings County grand jury ends probe into Sing Sing warden McCormick dismissal over favors to David A Sullivan. Sullivan, jailed for wrecking the Union Bank of Brooklyn, faces three indictments for grand larceny while a prisoner, alleged to divert mortgage payments to himself from the bank’s property. Arraignment expected soon.
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New York
Kings County Grand Jury
Thomas F. McCormick
Sing Sing
David A. Sullivan
Union Bank of
Union Bank
Sullivan
Objectionable postcards abolished from Iane
London reports that ecards caricaturing Emperor William and the German crown prince have been barred from the fighting line by English and French authorities due to the German military code. Washington notes the reclamation service directorate will be abolished December 10, consolidating the office with the chief engineer under A. P. Davis. F. H. Newell becomes consultant. England also notes nearly one hundred thousand women farm laborers.
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London
William
Washington, D. C
Reclamation Service
A. P. Davis
F. H Newell
S. B. Williamson
Pacific
Panama Canal
England
Loan President Loots Company of Large Sum
Police pursue leads in a major embezzlement at Collateral Loan Company. Ex-president Win Cobb, arrested on $25,000 bond, faces a potential hearing as investigators seek further arrests. Jewelry pledged with the firm reportedly vanished and was pledged again, driving an estimated $25,000 loss. The case centers on a large theft tied to the company’s vaults and fraud scheme.
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Botton
Yee
Collaternal Loan
Ie Largest
Coualry
Camepany
Win
Cobb
Aiul
Mrs Greenley 81 Dies in Waterloo Iowa
Mrs Eligabeth Greenley 81 die d at the home of her daughter Mrs Grant Willier 216 Lane Street Waterloo last night about 11 45 oclock after a period of gradual decline Born July 19 1843 in Yorkshire England she came to the United States in 1861 lived near Waterloo since 1868 She was mother of nine with six daughters and two sons surviving Funeral set for 2 pm Sunday at the Grant Willier home Rev Mr Roff Methodist minister presiding She had long been a member of the Methodist church
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Eligabeth Greenley
Waterloo
Grant Willier
Lane Street
Greenley
Elizabeth Arricagy
Yarkshire
England
John Greenley
United States
Dubuque County
Iowa
Waterolo
Sarah Stubbs
Isabella Harahbearger
Willler
Nettie Sherk
Anni Bouerman
Gertie Stoner
Oklahoma
Joseph
James Greenley
Raymond
Robert Arrksey
Cambray
Canada
Ter Nusb
Lane
Roff
Haymond
Methodist Church
Y Conference Opens Tonight At Waterloo Y M C A Iowa
Waterloo Y M C A prepares for the seventh annual state boys conference in Cedar Patle. About 660 boys, a third more than previous years, will attend. Delegates include ages 15 to 30 from Sunny counties. Events begin with a banquet in the Danish Bethlchem church and feature addresses by Harold Wison and Dr J Steiner.
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Sunny Wchools
Methodist Episcopal Church
College Guantarium
Bethlchem
Fred M. Hansen
Des Moines
Harold J. Wison
Burlington
Criss
J. A. Steiner
Grinnell
Worldwide Brotherhood
Daughters of Isa Bella Meet Then Go to McCoy Home
Members of the Daughters of Isa Bella are asked to meet at Mrs. J. F. Mulkern’s home at 316 Walnut Street this evening and proceed to the McCoy home on Logan Avenue. See Wang Miller for school shoes for boys and girls.
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Daughters of Isabella
J. F. Mulkern
Walnut Street
McCoy
Logan Avenue
Wang & Miller
Finest assortment of folders and mountings on display
The advertisement boasts the finest assortment of folders and mountings and promotes the country’s only imported tapestry used in photographic portraiture. It highlights premium presentation materials for studios and suggests a unique tapestry offering for portrait work.
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ELKG
Local
Delgo
Buchanan
C. F. Brown
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
Claude
Bennett
Belgium Relief Association
Minneapolis
E. E. Buswell
Presbyterian Hospital
George Hitchcock
Michigan City
Ind
Hitchcock
Spurr
King George
Soene
Hting
Nan George V
France
Iane
Photon
Shroyayn
Waterloo Y. M.C. A
Cedar Patle
Bputr
Spurr Studio
Frankfort
Germany
Philadelphia
Ae Serge
Coats
Vas
Reliable Bargain Store
Fourth St
Dick Leffler
Mgr
E. Willard Spurr
East Fourth Street
Entz Bros. Meat Markets
East Fourth Stree Auto Delivery
Sycamore Street
Entz
EA Cel
West Fourth Street
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