Students Progress in Cooperative Education at Illinois Central Shops
Apprentices and high school students at Illinois Central shops join a cooperative program blending school with shop work. Four students this year demonstrate success, earning credit toward a four year apprenticeship, with pairings alternating days to balance classes and duties. Night classes enrol thirty one employees, focusing on shop mathematics and drawing, with strong engagement and favorable results.
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Clinois Central
East High School
Illinois Central
H. Ja. Crowell
Illinois Central Educational Bureau
Crowell
Claenes
Claspes Imedt
Signed Articles Stance on Lighting Proposal in Cedar Falls
B W Hughes argues for open, signed editorials on the Cedar Falls lighting plan. He urges full disclosure of city finances, condemnation of anonymous publicity, and accountability by the Commercial club and officials to ensure responsible, fact verified discourse before any city light project proceeds.
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Cedar Falls
Commercial Club
Geo. W. Hughes
Personal Notes at Cedar Falls Journey and Meetings
Cedar Falls February reports a Benson Test association meeting at the commercial club rooms with Prof. R A Cave of Ames and Prof. A A Burger to speak. Purpose is reorganization, new members, and officer elections. Farmers attenders show high interest. others travel for business and city opportunities.
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Cedar Falls
Society on News Wednesday Afternoon Gatherings
Society notes list several club gatherings with hostesses and addresses including Oscer club Mrs. G C Beiter 301 South Acconomia club Mrs J G Meggison 321 Saxon Stitchery club Mrs R Hallo well 100 Randolph Ladies Social Union of Universal ist church Mesdames J Hall and others.
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Oscer Club
G. C. Beiter
South
Acconomia Club
J. G. Meggison
Saxon
Stitchery Club
R. Hallowell
Randolph
Ladies’ Social Union of Universalist Church
Mesdames
J. Hall
Hard Times Party Prompts Costumed Gatherings and Prizes
Hostesses Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. Rinker entertained C. S. club members at Mulberry street home with a "hard times" party. Attendees dressed in costumes, artificial flowers decorumed chandeliers, three course menu served to twelve. Prizes went to Mrs. Perkins and Barnes. consolation to Wilson and Webb. Guests included Mrs. Barnes of Knoxville and Mrs. Motchkiss of Chicago. Regular club meeting set for next Monday evening with Mrs. Lowe.
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F. R. Fisher
J. W. Rinker
C. S. Club
Mulberry Street
Fh. Perkins
W. Ti. Barnes
Wilson
7. E. Webb
W. H W. Barnes
Knoxville
Chicago
W. J. Motchkiss
Florence Lowe
Americans Meet King George at Buckingham Palace Today
London February fourth scene at Buckingham Palace as King George received the staff of the United States embassy led by Sir Edward Grey the British foreign secretary. Dr F S Pearson president of the Mexico Northwestern Railroad company was also presented.
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London
King George
Buckingham Palace
Edward Grey
United States
FS. Pearson
Mexico Northwestern Railroad Company
Letter of Prants Joseph Presented to Czar Nicholas
In St. Petersburg on February 4 the autographed letter from Emperor Franz Joseph I of Austria was presented to Emperor Nicholas II at the Tsarsko-Selo palace by Prince Jsehenlohe-Waldenburg-Schillings fuerst. The Russian emperor after the tribute received the document.
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Joseph
Czar Nicholas
St. Petersburg
Francia Joseph of Austria
Nicholas
Tsarsko-Selo
Princa
Norwegian Vessel Grounded Off Long Island in Thick Weather
The Norwegian steamship Nicholas Cuneo went aground today on Long Beach near the southeast shore of Long Island. Lifesavers could not board the freighter after hours of effort in heavy seas. She carried a cargo of sugar from the West Indies and likely had no passengers aboard.
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New York
Nicholas Cuneo
Long Beach
Long Island
West Indies
Simple Quintone Treatment for Eczema Cited by Family Doctor
New methods supplant old eczema care for skin and scalp. Quintone solution, mixed with hot water, applied to affected areas twice daily, reportedly cures most cases. A review of 58 patients shows 98 fully cured and others benefited from the treatment.
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The
Union
Hidden Beauty Cream by Valeska Suratt Promises Quick Clear Skin
The self made beauty expert Valeska Suratt touts a face and arm cream made with water glycerine and zintone. She claims it clears muddiness sallowness spots and freckles quickly and leaves skin soft and satiny.
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Valeska Suratt
Spiritualistic Tricks Exposed in Waterloo Ad
An 1890s style notice claims spiritualistic tricks can be learned by anyone in ten minutes. It advertises for Madame Ramsey at General Delivery Waterloo Station A, Iowa, offering instruction or exposure of tricks.
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Bae
Madame Ramsey
Waterloo
Iowa
Preacher Freed Without Effort in Ottumwa Case
Rev. J. G. Hoover was freed without uttering a word in Ottumwa Iowa on February 4 as the court dismissed the case against him. Proceedings concluded quickly with no testimony offered before release. Local officials reported no further action planned.
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Ottumwa
J. G. Hoover
Ely's Cream Balm Promises Quick Catarrh Relief
An advertisement urges readers plagued by catarrh to use Ely's Cream Balm. It claims rapid head clearing after application, with discharge, pain, and fever easing after a day or two. The ad touts the balm as a complete cure, not mere relief, suggesting a 50 cent bottle. Agent H. W. Taggart sells it.
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Ely
H. W. Taggart
Paint Without Oil and Free Trial Package Advised
A. L. Rice and a prominent Adams NY manufacturer claim to offer Powerpaint a dry powder paint needing only cold water. It supposedly dries weather proof and durable as oil paint adheres to wood stone or brick while costing about a quarter. Send for a free trial color card and information from A J Rice at 665 Norte St Adams NY.
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Evary
A. L. Rice
Adams
NW. Y
A.J. Rice
Manuf's
Norte St
Adame
Court clears man charged with impersonating officer
Commissioner A W Enoch's court here last night found him not guilty of impersonating a government officer and profiling. Troover was arrested in Birmingham for a planned speech on white slavery and for hiring two teams from a Burlington livery company. two liverymen could not identify Hoover, who was released. He had an engagement at the Free Methodist church in Fairfield last night.
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Hoo. Smith
Julge Cummins
Amy
Burr Hotel
Katherine Hatch
James Godebarros
Canmea
Los Angeles
Cal
Mexico
Paw Hatch
Waterloo
Wiltse
Merner
Wigenshimer
East Cedar Falls
Weltse
College Hill
A. W. Enoch
Troover
Birmingham
Burlington
Hoover
Free Methodist
Fairfield
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Gilbertsville
Black Hawk County
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Independence
Wells
Chere
Pears
Jensen
Wm. Pardee
Valley Junction
Frank Fellers
Mr. Fellers
Clifford Larsen
Omaha
Neb
Mr. Larsen
Will Walters
Ninth and
Clay Streets
Cook
Cedar Fall
Jim Ford
Charles Boehmler
St. Dodge
Samuel Welch
L. O. Robinson
Robinson Dry Goods Company
Gust Nykvist
Tailors’ Convention
Soren Nelson
Bozarth
Ninth Street
Hue
State
Chris Oleson
Carl Wild
Minnesota University
M Chas. Wild
Peter Hansen
Washington Street
Matt Stiles
Dr. Kane
Society On News
Mets
I. Hostetler
George Rath
Franklin
Ladies of Grace
Elkiets
Elks’ Hall
Catholic Ladies Aid
St. Joseph's Auditorium
Woman's Missionary Society of United Presbyterian
J. G. Brinkerhoff
Baltimore
Ward
Serguis Sazonoff
East Side
Independence Ave
Logan Ave
the James Gardiner Company
First
National Building
Catarrr
Woods Bros
China
Waterloo Shoe Co
East Fourth Street
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