Cummins Defends Sherman Law at Union League Club
Senator Albert B. Cummins of Iowa argues the Sherman anti trust act is a necessary check against socialism, urging amendments for definitions and a business tribunal, while warning that monopoly must be avoided and competition or government regulation will distribute wealth. He says demagogues exist in both politics and business and stresses the act’s central role in American life. A cough remedy advertisement follows.
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Albert B. Cummins
Iowa
Union League Club
America
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Tabernacle or Not at Grundy Center
Evangelist Forsythe plans revival meetings at Grundy Center Ta with consideration of a temporary tabernacle. A committee from local churches discussed the idea, but a decision was postponed to a later meeting. About 400 dollars has been raised to cover building heating and lighting costs. Meetings start next Thursday evening.
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Grundy Center
Evangelist Forsythe
Tabernacle
Doctors Do More Than They Promise
Mrs Mary Soder of Waterloo recounts her recovery after visiting United Doctors at Marsh Place building. She suffered severe stomach pressure and irregular bowels, feared heart failure, and gas pains. After examination they diagnosed the cause and treated her. within two months she improved and by three months remained well.
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Mary Soder
Waterloo
United Doctors
Marsh-Place
Befan
Ady
Lloyd George seriously injured in London suffragist assault
British Chancellor of the Exchequer David Lloyd George was struck in the face by a brass bound box thrown by a male suffragist after a liberal meeting for women in London. He sustained serious facial injuries and nearly lost an eye.
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David Lloyd-George
Exchequer
London
Bold Medal for W. W. Dedater Debating Honors Ahead
Carleton Sias offers a gold medal to the best debater at West High School. A triangular debate with West High East High and Cedar Falls High will replace long trips, boosting rivalry and interest. Debaters include Hazell Manning Marie White Constance Buswell Nettie Tutt Clarence Myers Warry Woods with alternates Pressy Frank Chauncey Thompson George Hermann. The state question tackles open versus closed shop.
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West High School
Mary Starr
Carleton Sias
Board of Education
Waterloo
West High
East High
Cedar Falls High
Hazell Manning
Marie White
Constance Buswell
Nettie Tutt
Clarence Myers
Warry Woods
Pressy Frank
Chauncey Thompson
George Hermann
Foley Kidney Pills in Action Quick Healing Claims
An advertisement features H. W. Taggart touting Foley Kidney Pills as a universal cure for kidney and bladder disorders with immediate results and a strong claim of effectiveness.
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Foley
Medicing
H. W. Taggart
The Parson and Groom Omit Customs at Lazy J Cafe Reopening
Jack Casebear announces changes at the Lazy J cafe on 208 East Fourth Street Waterloo turning it into a regular lunch counter and restaurant. He boasts a novelty counter, night hours for Owl ears, and plans to offer a souvenir mug while promoting a Christmas coupon and discounts at Joder's Pharmacy.
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Jack
Sentiomen
Waterloo
East Fourth Street
Joonaldinde
Fourth Street
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Janesville Funeral, Socials, and Winter Plans Chronicle
In Janesville on December 20 Charles Cibbs was buried after a Sunday funeral with a short grave service by Reverends Els and Smith. Bev Lanham will preach next Sunday at the Presbyterian church and recount his notable lecture The Supreme Christ. Raymond Slaughter and sister, Kelen Gile, Ray Johnston and others from Waterloo visited Sunday. The Rebekah box social raised about 14 dollars. Roger-Myers building to be used through winter for grinding food. Mrs. Roy Stekles ill. Hogs dressed in two ears by Fred Gartan at a distant range. wagon mishap on ice. Many details describe winter mishaps, farm changes, and local names, with preparations for travel and social events. TRY A COURIER WANT AD.
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Janesville
Charles Cibbs
Arterias
Sonday
Revs, Els and Smith
Bev Lanham
Presbyterian Church
Christ
Raymond Slaughter
Kelen Gile
Ray Johnston
Waterloo
Rebekah Box
Roger- Myers
Roy Stekles
In State Supreme Court Upholds Commission Form Law
Springfield Illinois December 22 The Inors supreme court yesterday handed down a decision upholding the constitutionality of the commission form of government law.
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Springfield
Hinors Supreme Court
Middle Age Relief Promises with Foley Kidney Pills
H. W. Taggart touts Foley Kidney Pills as a splendid regulating and strengthening medicine for painful kidney and bladder discomfort and urinary irregularities seen with aging. The testimonial-like notice promises relief and improved function.
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H. W. Taggart
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