Sunday Offering Outlook At New Castle Pa Campaign
In New Castle Pa the People Gave Mr Sunday about 318000. The discussion centers on the voluntary offering to Evangelist Sunday with estimates ranging from about 10000 to 20000 depending on attendees and contributions. Past totals at Cedar Rapids and New Castle show large conversions and substantial but varied offerings. Sunday's labor includes lectures and charitable giving, with high earning power and selective engagements on Chautauqua platforms.
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Evangelist Sunday
Sunday
State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
New Castle
Youngstown
Cedar Rapids
Health and Beauty Secrets by Mrs Mae Martyn
Health and beauty tips cover weekly scalp cleansing with canthrax and quinine tonics, hair care avoiding soap, and methods to curb hair loss, facial hair removal with delatone, complexion products like spurmax, almozoin cream, and a liver based tonic kardene to improve skin and vitality. The column cites reader letters and practical home remedies framed in a vintage period voice.
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Nancy
North Waterloo and Railroads in Des Moines Era Headlines
George Rathburn of Epworth seeks Illinois Central work in the city, having prior ties with the railroad here. G A Taylor of Galena joins as an Illinois Central brakeman, returning to the line after a spring departure. A coroner's jury finds Petro Calandrino died accidentally in the Freeport coal chutes, buried by coal. Waterloo I A M lodge 314 plans a 7:30 meeting with officer elections and a 50 cent fine for absentees. Fireman Harrison returns to duty after two weeks ill. Chicago Great Western plans motor car service between Fort Dodge Mason City, with Fort Dodge Lehigh also eyed. Engineer Stark resumes work after a brief vacation. Illinois Central round house office to be repainted as movable items are cleared ahead of operations.
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George Rathburn
Epworth
Illinois Central
HW. H. Hickman
Freeport
G. A. Taylor
Galena
Taylor
Petro Calandrino
Waterloo Lodge
I. A. of M
Carpenter's Hall
Round House
Harrison
Chicago Great Western
Fort Dodge
Mason City
Lehigh
Stark
Ulinois Central Round House
Real estate transfers list two Waterloo deeds
Real estate transfers show Roger Leavitt and others selling lot 21 block 6 Westfield Waterloo to William Galloway Co. for 350 dollars and A M Keenan selling part of lot 3 block 9 railroad addition Waterloo to Peter Kemp for 1 dollar.
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Roger Leavitt
Wiliam Galloway Co
Westfield
Waterloo
A. M. Keenan
Peter Kemp
Railroad
Beware Substitutes in Cough Remedies Warned
The notice cautions that substitutes can be dangerous for medicine and promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as the genuine cough and cold cure. It claims the product works quickly, comes in a yellow package, and is sold by all druggists with the instruction to accept no substitutes.
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Vv. J
Foley
Hitchcock Saved Million a Month Big Saving in Postal Service
Postmaster General Hitchcock reports a $11.5 million one year deficit reduction for the U S postal service from last year. Despite a large deficit earlier, efficiency, expanded service, new offices, routes, and higher salaries tied to performance cut losses while growing revenue. The plan advocates selective higher rates for advertising matter, preserves second class readings, and extends rural delivery and postal savings pilots.
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Washington, der
Post Office Department
Frank H. Witchcock
Postal Service
Dlitchcoelk
Hitchcock
Noo
Thichcock
Whitcheack
Congress
Local notes from Velwein and surrounding area
Mrs Sam Worid rman and children visited Velwein for a week. Herbert Schneider left for Alla makee county to visit relatives. The 10 year old son of Mr Jana Charles Kk. Walker died Monday of diabetes. funeral Wednesday at Ehinwoul cemetery. Ladies Aid Society held a fair at Folletts hall. supper served and funds raised. Walter Ryan was bumped by a cow and needed stitches. Mr and Mrs J J Emert hosted relatives from Somerset county, PA. Bertney bought the J R Horton farm two and one half miles west of perp to move his family. John Horton reports liking Benna Vista, Cotp., where his wife is improving. Mrs Boyd has been ill.
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Folletts Hall
Walter Ryan
J. J. Emert
Somerset County
Pennsylvania
Bertney
J. R. Horton
Perp
John Horton
Benna Vista
Cotp
Local items and closures noted in scattered update
Fragmentary OCR notes report a trolley removal from Mount Zion to Mausleing, Brownlee’s store closing, a Waterlandis sale evening ituations, and a Dewar visit with relatives. Includes unclear references to Mrs Wo and other names.
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Wo Cyough
Mount Zion
Witerioa
Brownlee
Stoe
Waterlandis
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Beacon Mills
Mr. Sunday
Air Sunday
Sleht
Chautauqua
Tabernacle
Lyceum Bureaus
Mrs. Mae Martyn
Blanche L
Ll. T
B. W
North Waterloo and Railroads
Black Hawk Co
Abstract Co
Department
Dewar
Cuticura
KH. E. Householder
Wlheim St
Baltimore
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Rostom
Culler
Sun Clits
Ee Orin Rogers
Rogers
Orin C. Rogers & Co
ST. Elmo