Cedar Falls Daily News Notes Local Events And Departures
Cedar Falls Daily News reports residents preparing for Port Washington move as Mr Dumond takes a traveling sales position. social events include Mrs Dumond’s visit with her in laws in Finchford, and gatherings by the North and South club. The Cedar Falls Woman’s Club Business Woman’s department meets for a picnic and to plan the next general meeting featuring The Business-Women’s Chronicle. An Oriental Pageant at State Teachers College Auditorium draws a large audience. Funeral notices cover the burial of J. J. Wilcox and Peter Hosgrand with Masonic rites at Greenwood and Fairview cemeteries. Preparations are completed for an Equal Suffrage meeting at 3 p.m. Saturday in the Presbyterian church with Dr Eifie McCollum Jones as principal speaker.
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Port Washington
Wis
Dumond
Cedar Falls
Business-Woman's Chronicle
Fanny Hemenway
State Teachers’ College
B.C. Lyons
Bis Lake
Minn
J.J. Wilcox
Greenwood Cemetery
Peter Hosgrand
Masonic Fraternity
George S. Mornin
H.S. Gilkey
Frank 8. Miller
L. S. Alexander
J. L. Bailey
W. J. Mernor
Qwns
Fairview
Presbyterian Church
Eifie McCollum Jones
Waterloo
National Board of Directors
E. J. Cabie
Mra. J. Erwin Evans
Local Notes Reveal Social, Religious, and Civic Happenings
Gedar Falls reports a day of social events with Dr Ida Ithoades hosting the Titer Noseluh for supper. Grace Smith of Iowa Falls attended the McCowan Lehman wedding and stayed for visits. Caroline Dysart of Dubuque spoke on Egypt mission work in Cedar Falls and at St Luke's Episcopal church. Mr and Mrs HJ Pfeiffer returned from a 10 week eastern and southern trip. The Iowa Federation of Woman's Clubs plans a Colfax meeting March 8-9. Cedar Falls Missionary union elected officers. Margaret Nisbet’s Sunday school class hosted Aliss Rownd’s class. W C Miller of 615 Clay St suffered a minor stroke yesterday morning but is recovering. About 73 attended the Brotherhood supper at First Presbyterian with J D Liffring as principal speaker. L D Hovey elected Brotherhood secretary. Wm Pardes improving from grip illness. Charles Dumond and spouse departed.
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Gedar Falls
Ida G. Ithoades
Grace Smith
Iowa Falls
McCowan-Lehman
Caroline Dysart
Dubuque
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Cedar Falls Missionary Union
First Methodist Church
D. A. Fullerton
Ira S. Condit
GC. W. Whee
L. W. Bock
H. J. Peterson
0. B. Read
Minnie Johnson
Mra. Harker
Margaret Nisbet
Aliss Rownd
W. C. Miller
Clay Street
Brotherhood
First Presbyterian Church
A. H. Speer
J. D. Liffring
L. D. Hovey
Bertis Williams
W. WH. Pardes
Charles Dumond
War Munitions Profits Echoed Amid Prohibition Trade
A Buffalo Express remark cites a claim that profitable munitions make war, while a counter quip notes potential profits from a drug store in Prohibition territory. The exchange frames wartime industry versus illicit commerce in a period context.
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Buffalo Express
Like a Foe in the Night Impurities Creep Into the Blood
An advertisement warns that impurities in the blood impair health and performance. It urges maintaining pure blood for vitality and resists disease, promoting Swift’s S.S.S. blood remedy as a vegetable tonic sold by druggists with literature from Swift Laboratory, Atlanta.
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Swift Specific Co
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Things Theatrical Here at Home at Waterloo
Review of Waterloo venue shows Al Gorrell's second offering a new white slave play with broad comedy and thrills. Cast praised. next week Cho changes on Wednesday. Majestic Theatre features Ben Fay and Kay with Jay Snow and Armstrong's comedy The Bag Bage Man. lively acts, music, and dance segments noted.
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Waterloo
al Gorrell
the Waterloo
Gorrell
Cho
THE
Majestic
Ben Fay
Majestic Theatre
Mre. Kay
Jay Snowsprang
Will H. Armstrong
The Cran at The Plaza Tonight and Saturday
A plot about a rich old man who adopts an orphan to thwart neighbors plans, with Thelma Salter and Frank Keenan in principal roles. The tale blends disguise and romance as the child’s brightness challenges suspicion and changes village opinions.
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Mirza
Thehia Salter
Frank Keenan
Thelma Salter Tas Jong Tren
Crystal Chardo riddle tale unsettled in Witla Undae
Fragmentary OCR reads like a quirky fiction fragment about a famous character and daily needs. Names appear garbled but hint at a publication voice stressing the newspaper as the root of daily life and a matter of public necessity.
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Ylolon
New York City Window Crowds Ask to See Paper Movie Ad
Across York city streets crowds gathered outside windows of a New York paper office. The Crystal today features Wilfred Lucas in the five reel drama Hummy with supper by Lincoln circle. Memorized hail Saturday Feb 24 from 5 until all are served.
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York City
Eveeryone
U.S. A
New York
Wheels N “Hummy
the Crystal Today
Wilfred Lucas
Lincoln Cirele
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