Woman's Rotary to Welcome Distinguished Guests
The Woman's Rotary Club plans a Feb 15 meeting with Miss Christabel Pankhurst expected, and Cedar Falls to host Rebecca West for a spring address. At Black's tea room last evening Miss Marion T. Ransier sang works by Chopin Braams Granados and Prindle. New members Margaret Morrison Blanche Robbins were admitted. visitor Isabel Parr, now with Mayo Brothers hospital in Rochester, attended.
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Christabel Pank Uts
Womian
Rotary Club
Rebecca West
Imake
Cedar Falls
Black's
Marion T. Ransier
Chopin
Braams
Pennybrook
John Prindie
Otty
Margaret Morrison
Blanche Robbins
Isabel Parr
Waterloo
Mayo Brothers’ Hospital
Rochester, Minn
Aude Rhodes
Episcopal Bishop Tells of Growth of Iowa Church
Seventy members of St. Mark's Episcopal parish attended supper and heard Rt. Rev. Harry Sherman Longley, bishop of Iowa, review the year's growth and achievements. He praised efforts to promote spiritual life at Iowa State University and the State College of Agriculture, and noted progress of church workers in the state. The report accompanied by other local society notices and events including meetings, recitals, and charitable activities.
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St. Mark's Episcopal Parish
Harry Sherman Longley
Iowa
Iowa State University
State College of Agriculure
Retrothal announced at church dinner to Miss Pearl Rose
Miss Pearl Rose announced her engagement to Condon Brody at a dinner hosted by her mother Mrs J J Rose and sister Mrs Alfred Olson. The couple plans to wed near Nashua with a Little Brown Ghurei motif, a tiny bell in the steeple bearing the announcement, and yellow and white decor. The remainder of the evening included fancywork and music.
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Condon Brody
H. T. A. R. Club
J. J. Rose
Alfred Olson
Nashua
Miss Rose
Mr. Brody
Parish Women Hold Weekly Meetings Across Denomination Groups
Universalist Ladies social union meets at parish house on Wednesday with hostesses Mrs William Jennish and Mrs Roger Jennish. Westminster Ladies Auxiliary also gathers at church house at 2 30 p m. Grace M E Societies meet Wednesday at church parlors. Womens Foreign Missionary Society at 10 30 a m with luncheon at noon led by Mrs O L Huffman and Mrs Jack Campbell. Yields. various circles and missions gather, including Deboroh Society quilting delay, St Luke's Lutheran Ladies Aid tomorrow at 3 49 p m, and St Johns Catholic women hosting a thimblebee at 1626 Mulberry. The Greater Marvel essay reflects on marriage, friendship, and the challenges of cohabiting vs marriage.
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Universalist Ladies’ Social Union
Wedjee Aday
Wiliam, Jennish
Roger Jennish
Grace M. E
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
O. L. Huffman
Jack Campbell
Sting. Sayles
St. Luke's Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
Woman's Missionary Society
Jalgpages Memorial U. S
M. Schreiner
Spanish War Vote I sed Willer and Gould Meet at Memorial Hall
Willer and Gould auxiliar will meet at Memorial Hall tomorrow at 7 20 p m to plan entertaining the state encampment.
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Halen Gould
Memorial Hall
Plana
Club Notes From Minneapolis Social Gatherings
Miss Myrtle Crane hosted the Anteck club at Mrs W T Edwards home to celebrate her birthday with a decorated cake presented to Mrs Robert Walker. The Double Six club reported perfect attendance for the year as Mr and Mrs Fitzgerald hosted cards. Secretary W Metorvey read a humorous report. The annual banquet is planned at Black's in two weeks with the women host by their husbands. The Sunset club meeting, postponed two weeks, will have Mrs Nettle Blenis as hostess.
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Minneapolis
Yes & Buest
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Bond Not Found Frank Good Remains in Jail
Frank M Good of La Porte City cannot furnish 2500 bail and stays in the city jail awaiting his preliminary hearing on a serious charge filed by Mrs Gertrude Martin a La Porte City woman sister of Good s wife The alleged assault reportedly occurred at the Martins home The 54 year old man denies guilt saying he stopped at the Martins home to fetch him to work and a misinterpretation arose when his brother in law arrived
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la Porte City
Gertrude Martin
Good
Theodore Peek
Martin
Goad
Beauty Tips From a Doctor’s Letter on Hair and Skin Care
A reader’s letter discusses cosmetic ideas including tea or dye mixtures, facial eruptions, and hair care methods. Advice covers rinses for white hair, lemon rinse for blondes, henna for coloring and lashes, and breathing exercises to ease diction, along with tips on reducing back muscles and self-control during beauty routines.
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G. P
D.R
Mollie
Ward
Hale
Gas Up Two Cents Per Gallon Today
Gasoline prices rose two cents per gallon at all Waterlog stations as Standard and Independent outlets set 18 cents a gallon. The increase stems from higher crude oil costs and affects motorists braving the cold to refuel.
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Gasolina
City in Brief: Snow clearing, fires, and local notices
Katherine Bickley, 12, ill with Scarlet fever at 407 Pine Street home. Mrs. Morris Hosenbloom recovering from an operation, née Su Mraneis, hospital. W A Davie received a building permit to repair 311 Randolph residence damaged by fire, cost estimated at 400 dollars. Funeral notice for George F. Scales. Leo Leeper aids city services amid snow. Private Lloyd L. Wright joins Fort Des Moines unit. 26 Fourteenth Cavalry enlistments. Deputy assessors suspend canvassing until storm clears. J A Townsley notes field work. Epworth League concert at Grace A M church February 6 at 2 pm featuring notable Chicago Opera Co. artists.
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Lloyd L. Wright
Fourteenth Cavalry
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New Pneumonia Treatment Claim At Holy Ghost Hospital
London reports striking results from a new pneumonia remedy called antimicrohum Tamarkin developed by Dr. Tamarkin surgeon at the Hospital Of Shealy Ghosters. He cites 24 cures in 28 cases and a death rate drop to a fraction of 40 percent elsewhere, with capsules to be used only in medical institutions and hospitals.
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London
Luljan
Tomarkin
Holy Ghost Hospital
Nine Conventions Booked for 1924 in Mason City
Mason City officials announced nine conventions scheduled for 1924. Readable entries include Farmers' Grain Dealers convention January 22–24, Iowa Podiatry association January 27–28, Travelers Protective convention in May, State convention of the PEL O n June 14–18, Iowa Postal 1021, Iowa League of Municipalities, American Legion Auxiliary in September, National
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Mason City
Lester Milligan
Chamber of Commerce
Farmers’ Grain Dealers
Iowa Podiatry Association
State Bankers’ Association
Iowa Postal Af
Iowa League of Municipalities
American Legion Auxiliary
National
Buttermiakers* Association
10000 Mark Notes Used to Draw Readers
Berlin reports a bold political stunt as 10 000 mark notes are used as adver tising covers. Herr Haeusser, calling himself President of the United States of Europe, launches a campaign by mailing copies of the periodical Haeusser wrapped in genuine banknotes with a plea to direct him into the reichstag. He proclaims himself the most powerful brainworker and the first real man in parliament, drawing crowds wherever he speaks.
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Berlin
Herr Haeusser
United States of Europe
Haeusser
Bane
Apostle Hauesser
Dinevor Artists toperform at Grace M E Church
Dinevor Concert company will present an evening program at Grace M E church auditorium Wednesday under Epworth league auspices. Proceeds support a yearly fund sending delegates to the Clear Lake institute. Featured are Jeanette Christine soprano Gwillym Jones baritone Ag illey violinist and Cleo Messner pianist.
Japanese Zodiac Belief Says 1924 Babies May Grow Rich
Tokio reports that in the year of the rat 1924 births are believed to be busy and potentially wealthy. The piece lists animal signs and their perceived influences, noting premier Kiyoura’s horse traits and cartoonist critique.
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International News
Tokio
Island
Display
Paris
Kiyoura
Priest Responds to Fire Alarms in Chicago
Chicago report profiles Father William J. Gorman assistant pastor of the Maternity Blessed Virgin Mary church who responds to all fire alarms with Engine Company No. 19. He keeps a parish wire and has not missed an alarm since its installation. He carries the last sacraments to aid fire victims and stands in an honorary capacity with the unit.
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Chicago
William J. Gorman
Maternity Blessed Virgin Mary Footbalic
United States
Father Gorman
Des Moines Truck Crush in Sleet Accident
Des Moines reports Ed Brite, a cheer clerk, injured when an electric freight truck toppled from an icy platform during a sleet storm. He was moved to a local hospital after slipping while Bruce attempted to reposition the truck by hand on the ice.
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Des Moines
Fock Island
Ed Brite
Bruce
Becker Decides Wise Seek State Senate Seat
Elkader Iowa February 5 1934 William Becker will seek the Republican nomination for state senator following reports that Senator Blow will not seek re election. Wm David son is also being urged by friends to enter the race.
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Becker
Elkader
William Becker
Nominalin
Repubican
Blow
Newberry
Strawberry Point
Davidson
Iceman in Opera Seats Attends Met Performances
Jersey City iceman Tom McDermott has attended every Metropolitan Opera performance from the front row for 27 years. He headlined the Scotti celebration honoring Antonio Scotti, describes his life centered on the Met, and recalls Caruso Farrar and Scotti shaping his love of opera. He rides the ferry nightly to the Met, seeking quiet amid the crowds.
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Tom McDermott
Metrai Palitan Opera House
Jersey City
Jersey
Antonio Scotti
Agha
Tha ‘Seman
Sembrieh
Bari
Teritzt
Martinelli
C 10
Dermott
McDermott
Confuss
Caruso
Farrar
Scotti
Carmen
Pye
Fragmentary Phrase Sparks Debate on Sacrifice and Effort
A fragment discusses collective effort and willingness to sacrifice for a broader goal. It suggests urgency and commitment, noting that success requires communal action and everyone's contribution. The brief hints at a call to rally and shared responsibility without specifics.
Fly seen as possible enemy of locusts in South Africa
Johannesburg reports a government official in western Transvaal says a brown fly, resembling a blowfly, may attack locusts by laying an eye behind their necks and within days a maggot forms, killing the insect. The find brings cautious relief amid fears of heavy locust hatchings after recent rains.
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Transvaal
South Africa
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