New Apartment Idea Planned on Franklin Street
A plan proposes a twenty apartment building on Franklin Street serving as permanent homes for about twenty families. The building would feature shared janitor, heat, and light, with custom layouts for each family. It envisions a community setup, seasonal occupancy, and shared utilities to reduce individual burdens. A company would form to finance staffing and construction to fit varying apartment sizes.
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Franklin Street
Prayer services and church event listed for Cedar Falls
Tomorrow a short prayer service is held at the home of her daughter Mrs George Murray B14 State street at 11 oclock with a service at the Baptist church in Cedar Falls at 230 oclock A petition urges action against wide open saloons in Waterloo and calls for a Walnut Street Baptist church meeting at ten oclock tonight also advertising food for the hungry
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Waterloo
Greater Waterloo
Walnut Street Baptist Church
George Murray
State Street
Baptist
Walnut Street
Clearch
Greater Waterloo Association
Temperancy Association
Misno Tate
Central Trains Change Time In Illinois Central
The Illinois Central issue an updated timetable effective at midnight. No. 16 will depart Waterloo at 2 08 pm instead of 2 20 pm and arrives in Chicago at 9 49 pm rather than 10 10. The eastbound passenger formerly at 6 03 pm now departs 6 25 pm arriving Chicago at the same game hour as before. Changes due to congestion in the Chicago terminal.
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Illinois
Three More Homes Quarantined for Scarlet Fever
Three more homes were placed under quarantine for scarlet fever. New patients include Mrs. Mina Voorhees at 226 Clay, a child of I. H. McGarty at 1929 Franklin, and a child of A. W. Howe at 1311 Randolph. The Koeneke home at 1103 Logan Avenue was released as their daughter fully recovered.
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Mina Voorhees
Clay
I. H. McGarty
Franklin
A. W. Howe
Randolph
J. C. Koeneke
Logan Ave
Nue
May Help if You Have Tuberculosis
A vintage testimonial ad touts Eckman's Alterative as beneficial for tuberculosis and lung ailments. It cites a Madison Lake Minnesota resident, Paul Fasnacht, who reports marked recovery after using the remedy from December 1908 to March 1910, noting weight gain and restored health. The copy stresses no habit forming drugs, pricing, and requests readers write for a booklet of discoveries.
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Madison Lake
Minn
Denver
Col
Michael Brody
Ckman
Paul
Eckman
Kekman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Officers Failing to Report Promptly Ordered Dismissals
Chief Leighton condemns officers who fail to report investigations and direct complainants to contact officers personally. Several men accused of serious crimes were nearly undetected due to this practice. Future violators will face dismissal from service. Buenos Aires is noted as the world's largest city south of the equator.
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Leighton
Buenos Aires
To Put on Flesh And Increase Weight
A physician advises that thin people can gain weight by boosting fat absorption. He promotes Sargol tablets taken with every meal, claiming weight increases of 3 to 5 pounds weekly and a money back guarantee through The Joder Pharmacy and other druggists.
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Joder Pharmacy
Sleep Bug in Lectures Prompts University Inquiry
Champaign Illinois February 26 University of Illinois scientists chase the so called sleep bug said to cause drowsiness in lectures. Airborne experiments claim to seal bottles to prevent blame for sleepy students while seeking ways to keep all awake and improve health.
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Champaign
University of Illinois
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