Education Faces Grane Situation or James Belief
Dr. Edmund J. James of Illinois urged national reform in education at a National Educational Association meeting in Chicago. He warned that the current localized system fails a democracy and called for federal responsibility and a twodepartment education system with a cabinet seat for the education secretary.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Edmund J. James
University of Illinois
Department of Superintendents
National Educational Association
James
Congress
Wints
Department of Education
Sterner France to Be Seen at Peace Table
In Paris Clemenceau rises as a symbol of democratic will to preserve civilization. The mood shifts after the Paris conference disaster, with clearer resolve and less tolerance for delay. France fears renewed German power, while American and British roles strain relations and demand renewed unity among Allies.
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France
Clemenceau
Germany
Paris
Mr.Wilson
League of Nations
America
Great Britain
Europe
Real Estate Transfers Reported by Black Hawk County Firms
Real estate transfers listed include Shimer to Bertha Gibson on Lot 10 Block 7 in Hudson for 2000, Pearl and Lowe to L D Bake on Lots 4 and 5 Block 6 in Eighm out Ints Waterloo terms 1, John Alexander to Earl Joder on Lot 17 26 Greenfield for 3, James H Peek to Herbert B Dixon on Lot 7 Block 34 Peek's Second Addition Waterloo for 1000. Advertisement for Illinois Lump product appears twice with price 7.00 and phone 1501 and 18.
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Black Hawk County Abstract Co
WE. Shimer
Bertha Gibson
Hudson
Pearl &. Lowe
L. D. Bake
Eighmout
Waterloo
John Alexander
Earl
Joder
Greenfield
Coseeren Rye F
Miss Hamilton Honored by Danish Night School Pupils
In Cedar Falls a group of 16 Danish born students presented Miss Pauline Hamilton of Los Angeles a cut glass vase filled with roses to thank her for two months of after hour English instruction. She met the class twice weekly, dedicating three hours weekly to teaching the English tongue.
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Cedar Falls
Pauline Hamilton
Los Angeles
Cal
Hamilton
Grundy Center Woman Dies at Independence
Grundy Center, Ia Feb 26 Mrs W H Halden died at the hospital in Independence where she was brought for treatment six months ago. She leaves husband Tialden one daughter Ivadel at Cedar Rapids one son Will in the army and two young sons aged seven and eight. Remains go to Pocahontas for burial today. Minos Lamp seven dollars. Phone 1501.
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Fred Rownds
Ionia
Messrs
Leslie and
Leo Hughes
New York
Katherine Roche
Mae Sturms
Charlton Stumps
Flochford
Esther Behrens
August Behrens
Sartori Hospital
L. Ganschow
Nashua
Commercial Club
Black Hawk Hotel
P. Ll. Billings
Waterloo
W. ©. Lang
Omaha
L. S. Alexander
Chicago
Grundy Center
W. H. Halden
Independence
Tialden
Ivadel
Business College
Cedar Rapids
Will
Pocahontas
Hero Stories And Animal Fables for Children at Libraries
Saturday morning story hours at public libraries in March feature heroes from past ages and animal tales. Readers will hear Pericles Roland William Tell Robert Bruce and The Cid, with animal selections like Johnny Bear Rikkitikki-lavi and How the Whale Got His Throat. Programs rotate between libraries west and east in April.
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Perseus
Greece
Roland
France
William ‘Tell
Robert Bruce
Scotland
Cid
Arthur
Library West
Johnny Bear
Seton
Kipling
Mrs. Mole
Kirkham
Robert
Bate
Boyesen
St. Nicholas
Library East
Hero J
California Syrup of Figs Ad Claims Kid Cleanse
An old advertisement promises quick relief for children's illnesses through a “thorough inside cleansing” using California Syrup of Figs. It cautions about counterfeit syrups and urges parents to buy the genuine product for babies, children, and adults, claiming gentle, safe bowel movement within hours.
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California
Battis
California Fig Syrup Company
Federal Employment Bureaus Report Jobs Filled in State
The state federal employment bureau reports activity across 16 offices since April 1 1918. From April 1 1918 to February 15 1919 total registrations reached 2 106 with 1 420 placed. Waterloo registered 9 499 applicants and placed 6 088. farmers and harvest calls boosted labor requests, peaking before the armistice. Sioux City area logged 8 743 harvest calls.
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State
Federal Free Employment Bureau
Lestate
Oravhis
Waterloo Bureau
Belore
Help Wanted
Waterloo
Bureau
Sioux City
Ssalone
Soldier Recovering After Illness at Home
A young soldier, staying at his home, has suffered from illness since returning. Doctors at the government hospital attempted various treatments, but his condition worsened before his transfer. He is now under care with hopes for full recovery.
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Ainment Hospital
Boating OFF Mini Dyspepsia to Finish With Stuart’s Tubes
A fragmented item references boating and medical product names Stuart’s Dyspepsia tubes and Get Away With WW, mentioning Packie and Gooding. The readable text hints at a finish or completion but lacks clear facts, dates, or outcomes.
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Stuart
Dyspepsia Tablets Promoted At Local Drugstore Ad
A damaged ad promotes Star Fort Des Moines Star Fort Des Moines meat for ailments and claims a 60-cent box of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets aids digestion after meals. Mentions Louis Schroeder discharged, gassed in France, and Jefferson Barracks.
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Qur Stomacha
Ife
Stuart
Louis Schroeder
Toul
Enat- France
Argonne Lorest
Star Fort
Jefferson Barracks
Tadvertit
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Methodist Church
Clear Lake
Waseca
Minn
W. H. van Deest
New Hartford
Minos
E. W. Grove
Federal Employment Bureaus
Mabel Garrison
Ti Metropolitan Opera Company
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Cedar Walls
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