United Doctors touted as safer cure than surgery
Mrs. Anna Cordell of Logansport Indiana credits the United Doctors Waterloo institute with curing her daughter Avis throat trouble without surgery. Since beginning treatment on November 29 1910 Avis has shown about a seventy five percent improvement in three weeks and Mrs Cordell urges others to seek their care.
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United Doctors
Waterloo Institute
Marsh Place
Anna Cordell
Third St
Logansport
Ind
Avis
Rockefeller's Pastor Called to California
Charles F. Aked pastor of the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church in New York has been formally invited to lead the First Congregational church of San Francisco. The announcement was made today and Rockefeller is listed as a member of the New York church.
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San Francisco
Peh
Charles F. Aked
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church of
New York
John D. Rockefeller
First Congregational Church
Wrestler Baldwin Paralyzed After Mountain-Style Match
W. Baldwin of Tiffin, in a 30 minute match with E. House of Alicia, suffered a broken neck from a double Nelson throw in Towa City. He was operated on an hour later, but his condition remained undetermined.
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Towa City
W. Baldwin
Tiffin
E. House
Aiciatyre
House
Baldwin
Dairying Advocated as Key for Future Farms in Iowa
W W Marsh of Waterloo urged intensive dairy farming at a Black Hawk County Farmers Institute address. He argued dairying conserves soil, compares butter production to soil value, and envisions Iowa with many small, intensely farmed farms. The program also featured Iowa Teachers College performers and a hospital note on Tack Salmon's leg amputation.
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W. W. Marsh
Waterloo
County Court House
Black Hawk County
Mrr
Marsh
America
Middle States
United States
New England
Iowa
Quarelle
Iowa Teachers’ College At
Cedar Falls
Clark Wagner
Murphy
Handcar
Dixie
Hazel Strayer
Willie Brant
Market Quotations From Lamson Bros. on Liverpool Wheat
Liverpool wheat opens easy with declines from Tuesday as large Indian and Argentine shipments, Paris weakness, and La Plata steamers press prices lower. Corn also weakens while hogs and cattle shift as Chicago cash prices and futures show mixed moves. Weather and receipts forecast indicate little temperature change across multiple states.
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Liverpool
Argentina
Bueno Ayres
Paris
Broomhall
Bartlett-Frazier
King Farnum
Lamson Bros. & Co
London County Council shelves Lincoln Franklin Washington bios
A London education committee subcommittee revised the school lending library list removing biographies of Abraham Lincoln Benjamin Franklin and George Washington and the book From Log Cabin to White House for being crude and overly American. The report was sent back for review.
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London
Education Committee
London County Council
Iending Library
Abraham Lincoln
Benjamin Franklin
George Washington
Og Cabin
White House
John Dennison Pender
Bill to Change School Laws in Des Moines
A bill by Senator Allen of Jefferson proposes a commission form of school government for Des Moines and other cities. It abolishes the general superintendent, creates department heads, uses school buildings as social centers, and aims for citywide playgrounds with initiative referendum recall and strict anti corruption penalties.
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Des Moines
Allen
Jefferson
Eggs hit lowest February price in 41 years
New York reports the February egg price at the lowest level in 41 years due to record western receipts. Marketmen quote fresh eggs as low as 20 cents a dozen with prospects of dropping to 14 cents before March 1.
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New York
Two Wanderers Measure Great Western Track to Omaha
In Waverly Iowa on February 23 two young men began a foot survey of the Great Western railroad track. L C Grede walked from St Paul to Oelwein since October and J R Wade traveled from Stockton Kansas to Oelwein. They say they cover five to six miles daily as they continue toward Omaha.
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Waverly
Great Western
L. C. Grede
St. Paul
Oelwein
J. R. Wade
Stockton
Kil
Education Track Proves Dull Yet Busy For Children
The piece notes a winter education measure keeping children occupied while engineers work in summer. A girl involved with lithograph ink suffers poisoning after chewing material, as her mother leaves the house. The ink poisoning is under suspicion.
Tragic infant death from placard ingestion in Chicago
Five month old Tena Jensen of 1826 Walnut Street died after eating part of a brightly colored placard. Police investigate the fatal incident reported yesterday in Chicago.
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Chicago
Tena Jensen
Walnut Street
False Success Sparks Rumor of Counterfeit Machines
In Chicago News a dialogue reports on a string of invented money machines. Spindler and Wheeler discuss a device that allegedly produced counterfeit currency. Only the last machine allegedly worked, leaving the inventor remorseful.
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Wheeler
Spindler
Chicago News
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Southern Pacific
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
United States Steel, Common
United States Steel, Pfd
Millwaukee Sentinel
Pioneer
Turkey
Wellington
Bob Berley
Washington
Lincoln
Eth’s
Pxanasitie
Kale
Rochester
Miss E. A. Ross
Ghazon, Mercer Co
Stephen Bacon
Rochestar
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Wyeth Chemical Company
Wyeth
H. W. Taggart
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