Shoemaker Huston Nuptials In Cedar Falls Church
The First Congregational church hosted the marriage of Ruth Shoemaker and Howard Huston. Rev. Ernest J Day officiated with music by Esther Shoemaker and Winifred Merrill. The reception featured pink floral decor and a luncheon for guests including Mr Frank Richards of Spencer.
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First Congregational Church
Ruth Shoemaker
J. H. Shoemaker
Howard Huston
Crawfordsville
Ernest J
Day of
Minneapolis
John Ross Frampton
Esther Shoemaker
Winifred Merrill
Prof. Welles
College
Caura Shoemaker
Frank Richards
Spencer
Arrangements Set for Great Evangelistic Effort in Cedar Falls
Arrangements completed for a month of evangelistic meetings led by Rev. Oscar Lowry and Prof. George Moody in Cedar Falls. The 2:30 tabernacle kickoff follows morning church services with daily 2:30 and 7:39 sessions, three on Sundays, and Sunday school at usual times. Moody expects about 300 voices in the choir. Lowry brings strong organizing energy and broad experience across regions. Daily reports will be published in the paper.
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Cedar Falls
J. H. Shoemaker
St Paul
Ming
Robert William
Austin
Minn
Kensington
Cyrus Liehty
Olive Street
George Wood
Grundy Center
Martin & Turnipseed
Andrew Hanson
Boston
State Teachers’ College
Tabernacle
Lowry
Gene Coombs
North Dakota
Gs W Coombs
Knights of Columbus
Armory
St. Patrick’s Church
J. W. Albright
Nong Albright
Iowa City
Burlington
T. E. Britton
Frank Harridon
Marshalltown
T. Guertsen
East Thirteenth Street
Soren Neilsen
Cris Kragh
East Ninth Street
Ernest B. Day
Minneapolis
First Congregational Church
K. of P. Qinstrels
Empress Theatre
W. S. Dawson
Waterloo
W. HB. van Tilburg
Revington
W. A. Sheerer
A. B. Bicknell
Black Hawk
Daughters of the American Revolution
F. Hutler
Janes Brownell Post and Corps
G. A. R. Hall
Lincoln
New Tabernacle
Oscar Lowry
George Moody
Moody
Gsear Lowry
Wedding Guests Pack Waterloo Reception For Huston's Move
The bride’s friends filled the Waterloo venue with about sixty guests including ushers Harold and Paul Shoemaker Roderick Fullerton and Nelson Ierser. Attendees from Reinbeck Waterloo Austin Minn Spencer and nearby towns shared congratulations as Mr Huston and Mrs Huston prepared to move to Crawfordsville where he will oversee the consolidated school.
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Harold and
Paul Shoemaker
Roderick Fullerton
Nelson Ierser
Gaston of
Reinbeck
Colburn
Laura
Helen Sedgwick
Louis Ballou
Mirs
Veiler
Butterfield
Waterloo
Louise Smith
Cecile Opie
Austin, Minn
Frank Richards
Spencer
Huston
Osklahoosa
Tomorray
Crawfordsville
Consolidated School
Amnesty II Granted Political Prisoners in Korea
Seoul Feb 13 Amnesty was granted by Japanese authorities today to Baron Yun Chi Ho and several Koreans including Yan Ki Tak An Tai Kog Im Chi Chong Yi Sung Hunt and Ok Kwan Tin. They were sentenced in July 1913 to six years imprisonment for an assassination attempt on General Terauch Japanese governor general of Korea. The case drew attention over alleged torture during the trial. Sentences were confirmed by Korea's supreme court in October 1913.
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Seoul
Korea
Tudey
Yun Chi-Ho
Yan Ki-Tak
News
An Tai-Kog
Im Chi-Chong
Yi Sung-Hunt
Ok Kwan-Tin
Terauch
Supreme Court of Korea
The Red Germ of War and National Prejudice
A columnist argues that race and national prejudice are the seed of war. He likens hostility to foreigners to a germ carried in the heart, urging readers to root out bias and recognize virtue in others despite differences. He notes everyday prejudice in social remarks and calls for embracing all peoples to prevent conflict.
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Mke
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Advertisement
A long standing drugstore ad promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a trusted cough medicine for coughs colds croup whooping cough bronchial and influenza coughs with no opiate. It claims four decades of customer satisfaction and availability at all druggists.
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Foley
Emma Nelson the mental filing cabinet
Miss Emma Nelson of San Francisco is described as the mental filing cabinet for the executive board of the San Francisco exposition. She is said to have the most receptive memory of any girl in the United States and recalls data from hundreds of filing systems without consulting a card index.
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San Francisco
Emma Nelson
San Francisco Exposition
United States
Nelson
Newspaper men praise Iowa legislators with deep journalistic roots
Byways Des Moines notes a gathering of Iowa editors praising lawmakers with newspaper backgrounds. The piece lists editors and politicians who served in or influenced the legislature, from Caswell to Harding, and highlights moves to improve libel law. It also recounts Turner Bell’s Iowa ties and Peter Bell’s Des Moines burial as contextual history.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Fest al Board
Harvey Ingham
Senator Caswell
State Senate
W. G. Ray
D. C. Mott
Parole Board
Legislative
J. W. Coxsee
Monticello Express
A. F. Allen
Sioux City Journal
Frank Allen
Alles
Caswell
Brick” Stone
Hawarden
Charley Miller
Waverly
Senator Taylor
van Buren
Justin Barry
Walker News
Cady Chase
Webster City
Eversmyer
Muscatine
Harding
Morningside Land
Land College News
Sioux City
Atkinson
Clarksville
Butler County Association of Correspondents
General Assembly
Gardner Cowles
Kossuth County
W. H. Robb
Creston Advertiser
Jim Anderson
Indianola Herald
Emory English
Polk County
Dave Brant
Linn County
A. H. Davison
Executive Council
Lyon County
Tom Lambert
Sabula
Paul Stillman
B. F. Carroll
Bloomfield Republican
C. C. Coblo
Denison
George van Houten
Lenox
W. C. Harvard
Davenport
B. F. Chassell
le Mars
Canada
P. A. Smith
Scranton
Mark Furry
Alden
A. C. Hotchkiss
Adel
McClure
Fontanelle Observer
Senda
Chicago Tribune
St. Louis
Leavenworth
Court of Appeals
Tennessee
Oskerloosa
America
the Tribune
Turner Bell
Peter Bell
Redfield
Turner
Altho Peter
Baby Girl Left on Cedar Rapids Porch
A found baby girl left on the Knight residence doorstep in Cedar Rapids is identified as Edith Lee born two months earlier in Iowa City. Mrs. Knight plans possible adoption, noting the infant is healthy and well cared for, with clues pointing to a thoughtful if unknown caregiver leaving clothing and feeding items.
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Cedar Rapids
Wm. H. Knight
G Avenue West
Iowa City
Nam Edith Lee
Earl
Knight
Edith
Foley’s Honey and Compound Cure for Croup and Whooping Cough
A reader from Eau Claire testifies that Foley’s Honey and Compound cured her boy of a severe croup after other remedies failed and notes it also helped her milker’s children with whooping cough. The ad claims Foley’s has forty years of similar cases and warns it contains opiates. Sold by all druggists.
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