Central Christian church dedicatory rites draw hundreds
Hundreds attend the dedication of Central Christian church at Fourth and Locust. The $62,000 house of worship was formally occupied with Dr. Charles S. Medbury of University Church, Des Moines, as guest speaker. He urged unwavering devotion to apostolic doctrine and shared lessons from Peter. A total of $11,000 in pledges and cash was raised toward the remaining $30,000 debt, with plans to complete the balance within five years.
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Central Christian Church
Fourth and Locust
Charles S. Medbury
University Church
Des Moines
Christ
Medbury
Peter
Dess
Dr. Medbury
Noble Little
Secretary Wallace Praised for Victory Over Fall Fight
Des Moines Feb 4 Iowa friends of H C Wallace secretary of agriculture commend his victory over Secretary Fall who sought to move Alaska possessions to his department. The clash centered on departmental control and policy within the agriculture realm.
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Wallace
Des Moines
Iowa
H. C. Wallace
Fall
Tall
Alaska
Rogers Allison to Run for Butler County Clerk
V E Rogers Allison announces candidacy for county clerk. A Bristow High School graduate, he taught rural schools, studied at Waterloo Business College, served in France and Germany, was deputy treasurer for one year, and is current cashier of Iowa Trust and Savings Bank. Also notes Rev Edward Lang's move to Allison Associated Churches, Frieda Kramer and Otto Klunder wedding in Allison, and A T Martin's Minnesotan visit for a relative's birthday.
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Allison
V. E. Rogers
Bristow High School
Waterloo Business College
United States Army
France
Germany
Iowa Trust and Savings Bank
J. C. Carter
Anson Shipping Association
Otto Klunder
Clarksville
W. C. Nassen
Klunder
Allison High School
Wlunder
A. 'T. Martin
Madeline
Fairbault
Minn
D. Montgomery
Martin
Cowells Write of 100 Degree Christmas Heat Abroad
W H Cowell writes from Cape Town about Christmas dining in sweltering 100 degree heat, planning plum puddings and a farmed turkey while relatives face cold fur coats. The 80 year olds tour the world for a year, returning in good health after a 25,000 mile journey. An added Cape Town Times dispatch mentions a five hour delay to a Bloemfontein train.
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Mercury
W. H. Cowell
Cape ‘Town
South Africa
Mrs. Cowell
Cowell
Cape Town
New Era in Teeth Cleaning Promises Quick Results
Modern science introduces two methods to fight the film on teeth and a new toothpaste named Pepsodent. Tests show the approach disintegrates film, removes it safely, and enhances tooth protection while aiding saliva in digesting starch deposits and neutralizing mouth acids. Dentists worldwide advise adopting the daily routine for whiter, cleaner teeth.
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Rewat
Weather and locust plagues near Thabanchu described
The excerpt recalls late yesterday's disruption caused by locust swarms near Thabanchu with one swarm estimated at twenty millin tong. Mr Cowell notes the challenge of conveying the scene while recounting past experiences in Cape Town during Christmas, highlighting geographic weather context.
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Thabanchu
Cas carets advertised for all ages in 10 25 and 50c sizes
An advertisement promoting Cas carets for men women and children aimed at relieving headaches biliousness gases indigestion and other distress. Boxes priced at 10 25 and 50 cents available at drug stores.
Latitudes and seasons split Waterloo north of equator
The excerpt notes latitudes south of the equator lie below Waterloo's position north of the equator. It contrasts Christmas in the south with midsummer in the north, mentioning people sweltering here in late June and July.
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Waterloo
Pimply? Olive Tablets Offer Clear Skin Remedy
An old advertising notice promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle, effective alternative to calomel for cleansing blood and bowels. It claims the skin clears after a few nights, with no sickness or pain, and notes the olive colored tablets cure pimples and bad breath.
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Dr. Edwards
Edwards
Cape Town Residents Suffer Cold Fruit Shortage
Pla forms Cape Town report fruit shortages amid severe cold. Mr Cowell's letter dated December 20, 1923, notes local hardships and concerns.
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Pla
Cape Town
Cowell
Musterole advertisement touts cold relief and remedies
An old Musterole ad promotes mustard oil magic for colds, bronchitis, sore throats, and rheumatic pains. It claims quick warmth without blistering and suggests pediatric versions, doctor and nurse support, with prices in old currency.
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Childrin
A Simple Remedy for Dandruff Dissolving It Completely
A 4 ounce bottle of plain liquid arvon applied nightly moistens the scalp and, with a few uses, dissolves all dandruff. By morning most of it is gone and itching ceases. Hair becomes lustrous and soft as the remedy is said to never fail.
Williams Treatment Claims Free Trial for Uric Acid Ailments
The ad touts Williams Treatment for uric acid related pains including rheumatism and kidney bladder issues. It promises a free 92 dose bottle if you send the notice and ten cents for postage, with a regular 85 cent bottle shipped later, limited to one bottle per address, from The Dr. D. A. Williams Company.
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Reilef le Glyea
Williams
Dr. D. A. Williams Company
Dept
Ca-370
P. O
East Hampton
Conn
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Cedar Falls
First Christian Church
A. P. Blough
Church of the Broth
Yen
Waterloo Ministerial Association
BR. B. Hyten
Cedar Rapids
Northeast District Board
Mr. Hyten
Abraham
Farmers’ Union
Pocahontas County
Wallace Export Corporation
McNary
Butler CO
Cowells
McHill
W.H. Hill
Ely
Nir
Gocsiges
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Industrial Relations Department
Middle Est
S. Michigan
Chicago, Il
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Wabash Ars
Chicago
Mall
de, Edwards
Williams Treatment
Dr. King
West Fourth Street
West Fourth St
Progressive Shoe Repair Shop
Altstadt & Langlas Baking Co
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