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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1919

Page

14

End of World Speculation Promoted by Christadelphian View

A Christadelphian writer argues against doomsday forecasts tied to planetary conjunctions. He asserts scripture shows the present age will end only at God’s appointed time and that earth’s destruction by planetary alignment is not credible.

Christadelphian A. H. Zilmer Eureka Street Christadelphian Society Jetharey God Snan Heaven Tregus Christ Jena

Clarence Eddy to Dedicate Walnut Street Church Organ

Renowned organist Clarence Eddy will dedicate Walnut Street Baptist Church’s new grand pipe organ, the largest in the city and one of the state’s three biggest. The Austin Organ Company built it for about 11000 dollars, with 32 stops and both main and echo organs staged for installation.

Clarence Eddy Walnut Street Baptist Church Austin Organ Company Hartford Mass J. BR. Jacobs

Concert Dedication Pending as Installation Completes

Installation work is expected to take about three weeks. A contract with Prof. Eddy, currently in Chicago, to give a dedicatory concert was signed recently. The exact date will be announced once completion time is确定.

Prof Eddy Chicago

Sheriff raid seizes patent medicines from Waterloo drug stores

State agents and the sheriff seized a limited quantity of patent medicines from Waterloo drug stores in a raid yesterday afternoon. The nostrums, mainly stomach bitters, contained 18 to 25 percent alcohol and were transferred to the sheriff's office as exhibits. Some stores reportedly sold prior to the raid and all but one had medicines seized.

Waterloo

Riehl Street Connects Thorfare to Riverside Bridge Opens

Riehl Street is now continuous through Chautauqua Park to the river. The city purchased ground formerly known as the Church of God campgrounds and opened it today by the street commissioner, forming a linking link between the two sections of Riehl Street. The river bridge stands as the crossing point.

Riehl Street Chautauqua Park Church of God Riehl

Dr Pierce Medicines Praised By Satisfied Users

Testimonials extol Dr Pierce products including Garden Medical Discovery Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets. Mrs Cox and H D Dunston report relief from ailments and stronger babies, with praise for the Common Sense Medical Adviser as helpful.

Young Womanhood Endorses Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription

Mrs Clara Jones of Cedar Rapids Iowa praises Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription for girls entering womanhood. She says it helped her health when taken since girlhood and is a wonderful, pleasant medicine with quick restorative effects.

Cedar Rapids Iowa Pierce Clara Jones Ave

Sans Souci Passable But Rough Roadway

Road to Sans Souci remains passable to traffic though surface is rough. The driveway could not be graded or cleaned prior to the severe cold weather.

Sans Souci Trafffic Altho

Union Band Surprised, Frasy After Rehearsal

The Greater Waterloo Junior band members visited a board hosted banquet at the B. M. cafe, a surprise event after practice. The junior band now has 30 members with hopes to grow to 50 by spring. it serves as an auxiliary to the Greater Waterloo Concert band directed by Cal Huntsinger.

Greater Waterloo Association Cal. Huntsinger

Increase in Hunting Licenses Signals Strain on Wildlife

State reports show a nationwide surge in hunting licenses for the year with Maryland alone recording over a 50 percent rise. Deer moose and fowl slaughter is described as the greatest in years as train loads of ammunition sell out in some localities. The piece notes a looming supply squeeze and calls the Courier to run a “For Sale Act.”

Maryland

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