Memoirs of Zednitz Try to Reveal Hohenzollern Court
AP: Count Robert Zednitz-Trutzschier's memoirs critique the imperial family during William II's reign. The book portrays the ex-kaiser as vain and dull, while depicting the late empress as distant, with evenings at Potsdam described as tedious and unengaging.
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Associated Press
Bertin
Robert Zednitz-Trutzschier
Hohenzollern
William II
Democratic Germany
Count Zedlitz
Europe
Kaiser
Envperor
Russia
William
Potsdam
Hohenzollerns
Ebreat
French Move to Boycott Foreign Goods Stirs Debate
Paris faces a february debate over a proposed boycott of imports from nations with high exchange rates led by the Mafin to defend the franc. Critics note tourists from strong exchange countries help the market, while early plans to tax foreigners or impose residence fees were halted after public opposition and government confirmation that foreign money offsets much of France's trade deficit.
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Paris
France
M. Louchenr
Charabter
Ice Dangers After Warm Weather Alarm Local Creek
Two minor accidents yesterday show dangerous ice on the river and creek following recent warm weather. Children played near Byron avenue on a five foot deep creek. 10 year old William Tenly fell through and was rescued by nearby surveyors. Another fall occurred at 4 p m when Edwin Arland, a surveyor for concrete monuments, likewise extricated himself.
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Joe
Byron Avenue
William Tenly
Edwin Arland
Train late after wheel failure near boxcar
The westbound Illinois Central Passenger train due at 1:35 a m today arrived at 5:40 a m after a four hour and 15 minute delay caused by a broken wheel on a boxcar near the yard.
Joshua and the Conquest of Canaan
A 1918 Sunday school lesson by Rev Pitzwater outlines Joshua as Moses' successor leading Israel into Canaan. It covers divine promises, Joshua's call, God's presence, crossing the Jordan, and blessings conditional on obedience, with notes on courage and fidelity to God's law. The piece also mentions the Minnetonka liner launch between Belfast and London.
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Promised Land
Israel
Joshua
Moses
Jordan
Canaan
Jesus
Josh
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Lebanon
Phrates
David
Solomon
God
Jordan River
Goa
Torem Myth Plans Accommodations for 322 Final
Fragmentary notes mention preparations for a facility with capacity for 322 persons and references to class planning. No clear event date or proper nouns are readable. The text is incomplete and lacks identifiable organizations or locations.
Elisha David to Speak at Westminster Church Sunday
Elisha David Assyrian divinity student finishing at Dubuque seminary will occupy Westminster Presbyterian Church pulpit Sunday morning and at 6 oclock vesprs He will address conditions of his countrymen In America he is fluent in English Westminster supports his work among his people after ordination Next Sunday Feb 24 Dr Lloyd Morris will speak at Westminster then Dr Charles Darling will follow. Plans for center Gallon activities proceed through societies conferences and trustees.
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Elisha David
Dubuque Seminary
Westminster Presbyterian Church
David
America
Wunterloo
Hala
Westminster Church
Lioyd Morris
Cos College
Cedar Rapids
Charles David Darling
Cleveland
Waterloo
Centre- Gallon
Seasion and Board of Trustees
Get Out Your Golf Clubs or Marbles
Spring paid Waterloo a visit yesterday with a high of 46 degrees and a low of 30. Dirty snow and ice melted rapidly as the day warmed. Clouds lingered and precipitation was forecast for tonight and tomorrow with little temperature change.
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Waterloo
Friday Radio Programs List With Postponed Farm Manager Exam
A long list of Friday February 14 radio schedules across stations HDKAS KFEX KT KPO KYW WBA WDAP W E A WGR WHAS WILK WYAZ WJY WUS WMAQ WMC WOC WOAW WOS WW Detroit News notes various children's hour orchestras and talk programs. The civil service exam for a Knoxville farm manager vacancy has been postponed to March 14 with salary of 2000 dollars per year.
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Radio Digest
The
Associated Press
HDKAS
Pittsburgh
WIDAR
Philadelphia
Vedtimne
Arlo
WDA
Kansas City Star
School of the Air
Nighthawk
WDAP
Chicago
WEA
New York
Dallas News
WGR
Buffalo
WGY
Schenectady
WHAS
Louiaville
Wilk
Cleveland
WYAZ
WJY
Taller
WUS
M. Maesle
Burr Mclntosh
WMAQ
Ohildren
Orchesstra
WMC
Memphis
WOC
Davenport
WOAW
Omaha
Sabsat
WOS
Jefferson City
Detroit News
Civil Service
U.S. Schedul
Knoxville
Post Office
Triangular Declamation Contest Set at East High Monday
East High hosts a triangular declamation contest with East West and Cedar Falls high schools. Competitors include Luelle Cutter Dorothy Johnson and Austin Marlow for East High Arlene Stull Dorothy Berthh and Jack Levingston for West High and Pawling Probert Carol Kroesen l and John Latta for Cedar Falls. Judges are Thomas Roberts Miss Elizabeth Baumgartner and Miss Ada Durton.
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East High
West High
Cedar Falls High
Luelle Cutter
Dorothy Johnson
Austin Marlow
Arlene Stull
Dorothy Berthh
Jack Levingston
Cedar Falls
Pawling Probert
Carol Kroesen l
John Latta
Thomas Roberts
Independence
Elizabeth Baumgartner
Manchester
Ada Durton
Oelwein
Mulate
Manosglo
Herdalla Sankey
Joan Latta
Napoleon
West ‘Wigh
Arry White
Swart
Lucile Cutler i
Fast High
David
Pauline Probert
Cedar Fails
Arlens Stull
Wose Elteh
Arrlat Miller
Dorothy Bertch
Misa Billy
East
Sokolski Warned Not to Hoodwink Serb Police Again
Belgrade reports Cyril Sokolski using a Bulgarian passport and December travel on the Simplon express toward Sofia. Police note he is a Coburgér and son of former King Ferdinand, heir while Boris remains unmarried, and they say he should not have been allowed to travel through Servia.
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Belgrade
Cyril Sokolski
Sofia
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Boris
Servia
Cyril
Unclear Bulgarian Soured Words Spark Foreign Tension
Fragmentary quotation notes Servian police warning about a man on Bulgarian soil and possible escape to Coburg. Text fragments imply threat and danger if he attempts to pass through.
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Coburg
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