Charity fund aids 41 people in past year report
Joseph Basha charity fund assisted 41 persons last year through medical and hospital care totaling 805.25 dollars. The Social Welfare League of Waterloo, directed by Dorothy Taylor, reports 50 cases on hand and 455 new cases handled, with 1,748 nurse visits and 178 clinic visits. The fund shows 220 dollars in one account and 112.18 dollars in another, with a mortgage of 314000.
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Social -Welfare League
Waterloo
Jin
St. Francis Hospital
Presbyterian Hospital
Taylor
Activitee
The
League
Jee
University Hospital
Oakdale
Masha‘'fund
Teague
Joseph
Joseph Basha
Memorial services for Woodrow Wilson at West High
Memorial services for former president Woodrow Wilson will be held Sunday at West High School auditorium at 30 m. M. Healey of Fort Dodge will deliver the memorial address after speaking to the Des Moines legislature. The program includes invocations, tributes by city officials, a vocal solo, Kiwanis quartet, and a band concert. Admission is free. Citizens are invited to pay tribute.
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Woodrow Wilson
Morrow
West High School
Fort Dodge
Des Moines
W. W. Marsh
JZ Df. Molloy
Henry Iblings
Kiwanis Club
Hfe
Wilson
R.N. MacDonald
Healey
America
Waterloo
Midwest Farmer Asks London Boniface How Late
A Midwest farmer, touring London in 1923, asked Metropole Hotel staff how late he could stay out and when to come home. The anecdote sits among a report noting Americans made up about one seventh of the hotel’s 28,000 guests and ranked as the most exacting visitors of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
London
Boniface
Metropole
States
Middlewest
America
United States
Colder Weekend Predicted For Waterloo Weather
The state weather bureau at Des Moines forecasts a chilly weekend for Waterloo with fair and colder conditions for Saturday night and Sunday. A cloudy morning threatened rain or snow, with 11 am readings at 25 above zero and a high Friday near 2 below. Snow and ice remain abundant across the city after yesterday’s sun. last night’s low dropped to 18 below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Atate Weather Bureau
Des Moines
Theet City
Sheiks Shock Mio Windoor Not Like Rudolph
Hollywood reports Rudolph Valentine returns to films amid critic Claire Windsor charge that his depiction of sheiks is a gross exaggeration. Windsor, in Algeria filming The Son of the Sahara, describes real sheiks as whiskered and dirty and notes romance is absent.
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Mio Windoor
Rodolph
Harold BD
United Press
Hollywood
Cali
Rodolph Valentine
Ra‘dolph
Claire Windsor
Miss Windsor
Algeria
Sahara
Fawin Carewe
Sre
Valentine
Japan
California
Africa
Biskra
Sahara Desert
Henry VI Miracles Claim Spurs Prayer Book Revision
London readers learn an ancient British Museum manuscript credits King Henry VI with 174 miracles between 1451 and 1500. The feats include reviving a hanged man, restoring sight and speech to a priest, and saving a woman crushed by a cart from near death.
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London
Henry VI
British Museum
Turkish harem remains vital in Turkish life says Greek lecturer
Philadelphia February 9 Greek lecturer Julius C Nayphe says harems are still a desirable institution among Turks with wealth and position allowing plural marriages. He notes only a few women have left harems under the so called new freedom movement and cites La Tifa as an example. He argues the harem helps balance the nation’s numbers and that Turkish women accept this arrangement, while stressing the practiced variety of affection within polygamous unions.
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George T. Hook
Philadelphia
New Freedom
Julius C. Nayphe
Australia
Musta Bia Kemal Pasha
Song Titles Now No More Fanciful Than In Long Ago
San Francisco correspondent notes that present day song hits resemble those from 50 years ago. Thomas Boyle, who sang in 1870, cites examples like Tapio ca and Bring Your Money Home Tonight, saying mood and themes shifted but basic appeal remains. He lists ballads such as What an Education Has My Mary Ann and The Flower from Mothers Graye, reflecting early pioneer era sentiment. Meanwhile three elderly San Franciscans plan a treasure expedition to the Pacific, led by Captain Robert Nye, aged 80, with Tom Bowlin, 74, and William Woods, 66, aboard a 40 foot cutter repurposed for diving gear and provisions as poppies bloom.
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Copeland ¢. Burg
San Francisco
Cal
Thomas 3
Boyle
San Franciscan
Mama
Mary Ann
Fogarty
Essie
Hoyle
South Seas
Pacifi Ocean
Navy
California
Pacific
Nashua High School Triumphs in Local Basketball Games
Nashua High School defeated Low Hampton High 88 to 22 as backups played in the second half. Nashua has won 12 of 14 in league play. Nashua girls edged New Hampton girls 12 to 8 with stars Teeler, Wilson, and others contributing for the home team.
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Nashua
Nashus High School
Low Hampton High
Bantes
Teeler
Guari
Land Wilson
Earner
Nashua Girls
New Hampton Girls
Gordon sails for Italy as Inter-Sea 68 chief
Gordon, previously a businessman and son of Mrs. Levi Stevens of this place, left Charles City February 9 for Italy in the interests of Inter-Sea 68, of which he is president.
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Charles City
Gordon
Business Hero
Mra
Levi Stevens
Italy
Inter-Sea 68 Company
Restoration plans for Mesa Verde cliff dwellings revived
Dr J Walter Fewkes of the Smithsonian announced a summer excavation at Mesa Verde to rebuild Pueblo structures and create a museum. The project aims to reestablish a typical village environment with Pipe Shrine House, Indian crops, and further study of cliff dwellers religious ceremonies and subterranean shrines.
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Robert S. Thornburgs
International
Washington, BD. C
Mean Verde
Colorados
J. Walter Pewkes
Smithsonian Institution
Fowles
Riutne
Fewkes
Congress
Mesa Verde National ‘Park
Masa Verde
Fewkas
City in Brief Notes and Social Quick Takes
Local items list short trips for several residents to Minneapolis New Hampton and New York City. Weekend visits include Miss Helen Species and Miss Vera Peck. Duffer under quarantine for scarlet fever and illness updates appear, along with a dance at Rialto gardens and a gas franchise filing. Simpson college basketball team heads to Fayette while other residents plan travel to Cuba Miami and Kentucky.
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A. Morris
Minneapolis
Minn
B. J. Lockwood
New Hampton
Helen Species
Fails Avenue
Waterloo Shrine Club
Rialto Gardens
A. Zuehike
Dearborn
St. Francis Hospital
A. McBride
New York
Hig
Wenatchee
Wash
W. P. Walker
Hawthorne Avenue
J. O. Williams
New York City
Rudolph Ward
Paul Ward
Riverside Drive
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Tt. F. Short
Shrenidan Road
Roy Hulett
Cortlandt
Tavana
Cuba
Miami
Fla
J. O
Simpson College
Fayette
Upper Iowa University
Simpson
Tesichers College
Cedar Falls
Citizens Gag & Electric Ge
Austin Wyatt
Charles GC. MacKay
Test of Coolidge Will Come on Two Issues
The article examines President Coolidge facing two tests taxation and the naval oil reserve leasing scandal as a gauge of political fortitude. It discusses Mellon tax reduction, congressional dynamics, and the Teapot Dome era pressures shaping his stance before the Republican convention.
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Coolidge
Lawhead
Gonlidee
Bee Mwean
Proskkert
Congress
Naval Oil Reserve
Northwest
Jung
Mellon Phan
Mellon
Hig Wat
Envo ys pave hay for trade i marts of world
Washington reports the Department of Commerce led by Jules Klein has 500 field workers worldwide seeking markets for American goods. The World Trade Directory compiles a card index of foreign buyers, open to credible U S manufacturers and exporters, with confidential information guarded. Information is gathered by U S commercial attaches, resident trade commissioners, consular officers, and traveling reps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jl, Reynolds
International News Star
Washington, D. C
Department of Commerce
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commercea
Juliue Klein
United States
Trade Commissioners and Global Reach of U S Commerce
Trade commissioners specialize in promoting American business abroad. They report regularly on economic and financial developments, tariffs, patents, and opportunities for investment. They operate from Alexandria to Calcutta, with 85 attaches in Europe and varied regional offices worldwide.
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Alexandria
Egypt
Warsaw
Poland
Calcutta
Indian
Mexilco City
Addi-tian
Department of Commerce
State Department
Iurope
Asia
Africa
South America
Central America
North Aimesica
West Indies
Australasia
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Fox Township
Tate
Mullany
Tesmer
Olta Malm
Chicago
Edward Lehman
Deison Company
Katherine Williams Malm
Lloyd’s
Associated Press
Katherine Baluk Malmander
Otto Malm
Edward Lehmann
Richard C. Tesmer
William G. Jowell
Tosas
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Hattle Creek
Mich
Tesmet
Jew
Sbe
Herald
Iéxaminer
Hxanginer
Tol
Jed Thompson
Aitho
Yuictim
Katherine Malm
Walters
Lehtmann
Ethel Beck
Walter Bockelman
Beck
Bockelman
Lehmann
Malm
Indianapolis
Herald and Examiner
Nashua High School
Mega Verde
Buchanan's
Coalkdge
Metlon
Ccasional Proupa Mnintada
Coalidge
Yito Othorn
G. GC. Kennedy
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Pleasy Trout
State Loan CO
Panor Shoe
Leavitt and Johnson Trust Co
Corner Bridge
L. B. Johnson
Sunday Register
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