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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1925

Page

19

Ulster Boundary Line Unchanged after Triple Treaty

London reports that the old Ulster Free State boundary remains intact and the Free State gains no extra territory. The agreement shifts powers to Ulster Parliament but needs ratification by British Parliament and Dail Eireann. Opposition from Labour possible. officials say pact could foster Irish unity.

Ulster Free State Great Britain London Irish Free State Ireland Uister Council of Ireland Dail Bireann Uller Dublin Free States Muust Dail Belfast James Craig Cal. L. C. M. Amery Baldwin House’ of Commons J. Ramsay MacDonald Labor Party

New York Symphony Performs Gershwin Concerto in F

The New York Symphony Orchestra under Walter Damrosch gave its first performance of George Gershwin s Concerto in F at Carnegie Hall. The piece fused jazz elements with symphonic form as the ensemble experimented with new rhythms and textures, signaling a bold cross genre moment in American music.

New York Jaazz Carnegie Hall New York Symphony Orchestra George Gershwin Brooklyn Walter Damrosch

Serenwin Leads Solo With Unorthodox Charleston Beat

Serenwin performs the plangent passages with a snare drum and trumpets, highlighting a felt hat muffle and a Charleston stick, culminating in a club finale vibe. The description notes Serenwin handling the primary parts of the piece through the finale.

Serenwin

Declamatory Contest Won by Jesup and Independence Pupils

In Winthrop the subcounty declamatory contest crowned Lawrence McDonnell of Independence for oratory with A Plea for Cuba. Jesup's Elsie Mae Nielsen took second in dramatic with The Lion and the Mouse, while Emma Wagner of Jesup won first in humorous with The One-Legged Goose. Other entries included Clarence Cook, Helen Brown, Winton Dunlap, Loretta Leyden, Bens Ownby, Veda Ricke, Lyle Huntington, Henry Stusliner, and Mabel Schacherer. Participants hailed from Winthrop Hazleton Jesup and Independence. county finals set for Dec 10 in this city.

Independence Winthrop Lawrence McDonnell Cuba Elsie Mae Nielsen Jesup the Lion and the Mouse Emma Wagner Supt P. W. Kilmer East Waterloo Ecool Craig Arbuckle W. Goetsch ST. C Clarence Cook Helen Brown God Winton Dunlap Loretta Leyden Bens Ownby Veda Ricke Laska Lyle Huntington Henry Stusliner Sud Mabel Schacherer

Beware the lingering cough or cold advert

Persistent coughs and colds are warned as dangerous, with Creomulsion promoted as a multi action remedy. It claims soothing membranes, inhibiting germs, with creosote as a core ingredient and a money back guarantee if not relieved when used as directed.

Creamulsion Company Atlanta

Veterans Night Observed and Anniversary Events Noted

The article details Veterans Night at Me Morale Hall with 65 present for songs readings and talks. It notes the Ladies' Literary Club anniversary event at the Hovey home with Frences J. Whitley as speaker and guest night. It also reports local auctions including Duroc Jersey gilts sale and four boars with top prices, plus Knowles corn husking event and an accident involving Earl Wilson who lost a hand in a corn shredder.

Winthrop Memoral Hall Lamcheon Ladies’ Literary Club R. B. Hovey Frances J. Whitley Webster City Jerney Carl J. Walter Quasqueton Sam Porter A. MM. Sweeney & Son Mr. Porter Peyton & Hopkins Mark Knowles Harry Knowles Knowles

Former Resident Dead and Local Accident Report

Mrs. S. S. Buell learned of Ada Goodwin’s mother’s death in Ge der Rapids, a former city resident and past national officer of the Ladies of the GAR. An auto collision west of town left an injured man at People's hospital with a wrist amputation. court action followed for Mrs. Mary Kelleher after the accident.

Chicago Afrs Mary Kelleher Justice Court A. G. Beatty

Night cough remedy promises 15 minute relief

An advertisement touts Thoxine as a guaranteed night cough cure with immediate throat relief. It claims no chloroform or harmful drugs and offers doses for 35c 60c and $1.00 via J. Miller and Robart Drug Co. local listings.

J. Miller W. 4Th St Robart Drug Co Sycamore

Folley Reckless Driving Charge Upheld in Chicago Case

Defense motion sustained after state's testimony in the reckless driving case against D H Folley of Chicago. Information signed by William Pace with County Attorney Allen Smith and defense counsel Leo Molloy present in California. Relatives report marriage of George P Blamer, formerly of California.

D. H. Folley Chicago Whilam Pace Kelleher

Local wedding closes at Monrovia with Gal bride and Blumer groom

Independence notes a wedding at Monrovia Gal with Miss Margaret S Broxon daughter of local parents and the groom son of Mr and Mrs George J Blumer who moved west years ago. The groom is nephew of Mrs W M Woodward of this city. Tralph J Farris and family completed studies at State Teachers College and attended the fall term commencement on Monday Nov 20.

Diploma Granted to Mr Farris as Bachelor of Science

Mr Farris received his diploma and the degree of bachelor of science. He served for several years as the superintendent at the consolidated school near Viola.

Farris Viola

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