Traveling Men in 'Olo Home Night' Banquet in Waterloo
The Waterloo Traveling Men association hosted its annual banquet at Black's room with over 250 members and families. Toastmaster Z. O. Triambauer delivered humor and stunts as Charles Mockner introduced him. Attorney General Ban J. Gibson could not attend. F. Swisher spoke on civic responsibility and individual patriotism, urging public engagement. Local scenes featured Miss Helen Axtell and Rev. A. C. Preston, with reminiscences from George B. Rowell, a charter member. The group celebrated its history of civic and benevolent support. annual elections are set for Saturday in the clubrooms.
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Nestor of Waterloo
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No-To-Bac tobacco habit cure advert
No-To-Bac helps break the costly tobacco habit by placing a tablet in the mouth when cravings arise. It claims desire stops and the habit ends, pledging mental and physical benefits and a full refund from the druggist if not effective.
Girls Help Men in Big Rabbit Drive
In Clarinda Iowa the Christian Sunday school men and five girls took part in the annual rabbit hunt. Captain Charley Fry led one side with 120 rabbits and Dr J F Sellards led the other with 105. Five girls Gladys and Violet Sellards Annette Thompson Laura Stickleman Mildred Lister accompanied in the Sellards car and Gladys Sellards bagged four rabbits. The girls helped through the day finishing as the men did, with activity in the morning and late afternoon. The January 6 homecoming dinner will feature the rabbits and be served by Women of the church to members and friends.
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Origin of Species Sparks Interest in Germany
A reader note recalls Germany showing the greatest interest in Darwin's The Origin of Species, published in 1860, as a notable historical remark on scientific debate and church custom.
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