Nativity Morn on Round of Joy Across the Globe
A Globe spanning Christmas feature notes how the Stars and Stripes salutes the sunrise across Samoa Guam the Philippines and China while readers in Europe Asia and the Americas observe calendar customs. It describes traditions from Samoa to Honolulu detailing gifts meals and the spread of Christmas rituals worldwide.
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New York
Samoa
Guam
Philippines
Asia
Europe
America
Hawaii
Alexander Hume Ford
Travel
Tropics
Orient
Japan
Yellow Sea
China
John
Dan O'Brien Taken At Thieves' Cache
Detectives arrest a man guarding stolen goods hidden in a culvert under railway tracks near Evans, Iowa. A raid on an isolated hut yielded more property and liquor. Dan O’Brien is jailed as investigators promise further disclosures in ongoing Iowa robbery cases.
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Oskaloosa
Dan O'Brien
Evans
O'Brien
Obrien
Billy Sunday to Open Six Weeks Campaign in Portsmouth
Billy Sunday will open a six weeks campaign in Portsmouth Ohio starting January 1. The Daily Times Portsmouth largest paper offers home delivery for the term at 50 cents with cash sent at the sender’s risk.
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Billy
Portsmouth
Ohio
Daily Times
Views of the People on Christian Science Leader Claim
In a letter to the editor, J HN la Rendall forwards Alfred Farlow of Boston who dismisses a Wind Sor, Conn report that Robert Charles Hannon may head the Christian Science church. Farlow notes Hannon is not a member and says the movement is divinely led, not run by revolutions, and focuses on reform and healing.
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Mast
Windsor
Conn
Robert Charles Hannon
Christian Science Church
Alfred Farlow
Boston
Christian Science Publication Committee
Hannon
Christian Science Movement
Take Care Of Your Kidneys Says M Mayer In Rochester
A note from M Mayer of Rochester warns that kidney trouble threatens life. The letter describes sudden back pain, dull weakness, and irregular kidney action followed by using Foley Kidney Pills which purportedly restored strength and health, claiming cure and improvement beyond years. Sold by druggists.
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M. Mayer
Rochester
All Drugglsta
FL J
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Fr J. Chene
Hison
Wilning
Kinnan & Mapvix
Prigalsta
West Point Nears Completion of Five Year Building Drive
West Point New York December 24 After more than five years of quiet construction the reservation shows dramatic progress with new chapel administration wing and modern gymnasium. The memorial chapel on the mountainside with a stained glass window honors living West Pointers and those who have died. The old cadet chapel was removed for a new academic building as work continues on the north barracks wing and other facilities. The Administration building, post office, museum, and vaults are completed or underway with the total nearing a final phase of modernization.
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West Point
Lee
Grant
Stonewall
Jackson
Sheridan
Academiec
Olf
Cndet
Genelled
Vorthog
Christ Maas Viands Stolen From Big
Police court news reports a case of a horse and wagon found nearly frozen by an officer on Jefferson Street. Peter Hanson faces charges for leaving the horse untied, drunkenness, and cruelty to dumb animals. He bonded, then faced further actions and possible additional charges.
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Wittick
Jefferson Street
Peter Hanson
Bend
Paleo
Poliee News
John Kirkpatrick
Sickness Grips Burlington Kids In Glandular Fever Outbreak
Burlington Ta December 24 Burlington children face bed rest due to a strange illness termed Fifor s glandular fever First noted in Russia years ago the disease begins with sore throat and swollen glands then moves to ear and kidney complications with high fever Some cases run five weeks though no deaths have occurred and adults report lighter forms nicknamed stiff neck Epidemics have appeared in New York Ohio and Indiana but remain rare in this country
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Burlington
Stek
Sturlingten
Russia
Fifer
Iifer
New York
Ohio
Indiana
New Lawsuit List of Damages and Judgments Filed
A county docket lists numerous cases filed this week. Names include Gillemfer versus Wigner Manufacturing Co for 2000 pounds, Roberts versus Charley J. Jones for wrongful grounds, and Moore versus Waterloo Spreader Co seeking 6000. Also listed are insurance, mortgage, and property damage actions with varied sums and parties across multiple firms including McNeillan, Phifer, Scribner, and others.
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Gael
Teaved Fay
Mey
I. O. Gillemfer
M.A. Gham
Wigner Manufartariog Co
Jacob Avel
Calan
Spba
Moerelia
Miehing Company
Jlwnots Lase Insurance Company
Reinhold J
Prior
Nellie A. Ranhauser
Sam Doran
Buttom Nate
Werner
Strayer and Wife
Farmer's Loan and Trust Company
Walter Kinsman
Hazel Kinsman
Iiveree
G. J. Johnson
C. F
Ann Nrady
Commission
C. E. Phifer
John Jungen
Farsa
Waterloo Manufacturing Company
R. T L. Scribner
Linden Items chapels and family notices from Linden
The column lists church services at the chapel with times for morrow Sunday school and evening preaching. It notes Charney Flepler’s declining health and various local residents visiting relatives, including Pride of Ok Park visiting Fred Castle, and Dell House welcoming a girl born last Wednesday. Also mentions illnesses, cancer cases, school prayer meetings, and Christmas visits across Linden streets.
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Charney Flepler
James Pride
Ok Park
Til
Fred Castle
Lafayette Street
Dell House
Archer Avenue
McKinley School
Marden
Co Alliant
Waverly
Miranda Randfield
Janesville
Maud Smalling
Irving Randfield
Tenn Parker
Rtaymond
Christmas Cheer Brings Provisions to 200 Waterloo Families
The Salvation Army and local volunteers distribute 160 to 200 baskets of food and essentials to needy Waterloo homes, including poultry fruits and vegetables, as part of a Christmas effort. A permanent fund will follow, aiding those out of work, with a Christmas tree event and toy drive at the Army hall. Ensign Bulkena seeks tips on unassisted families, while A. M. Moore visits from Nora Springs.
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Waterton
Baivarion
Waterloo
Christman
Salvation
Salvation Army
Dty
Ensign Bulkena
Cardui praised by Arkansas woman for relief
Mrs H B York of Mena Arkansas writes that Cardui relieved her two year struggle with womanly ailments and left her feeling strong and well. She urges other women to begin using Cardui today, noting its long history and growing demand.
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Mena, Ark
Cardut
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