Pioneer Eggman Dies at Wooster in Christmas Day
Anson Liewillyn Palmer, longtime egg business figure in Waterloo and Independence, died at his Wooster home on Christmas Day and was buried December 28. Born in Madison County New York, he moved west in the 1880s, built up his firm, and later relocated his family to Wooster in 1904 for his children to pursue Christian education. Surviving are six children including A L Palmer Jr in Cincinnati and Rev Stephen E Palmer in Superior, Illinois. two daughters and two sons preceded him. He was trustee emeritus of the College of Wooster at his death.
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Anson Liewillyn Palmer
Waterloo
Independence
Wooster
Palmer
A. L. Palmer
Giacinnati
Anna Palmer Burgess
New York City
Elizabeth Palmer Wisner
Stephen E. Palmer
College of Wooster
Prayer Circles Named for St Pauls Parish Revival Prep
Cottage prayer meetings in prep for revival services at St Pauls opening next Sunday will be held morning and evening this week under the Buell-Dawly evangelistic party. Wednesday meetings list Mrs L M Townsend and James Smith at 10 am and Mrs J Smith at 7 45 pm. Thursday offerings include Mrs W BR Holley and Bertha Stover at 10 am in the church auditorium and 7 45 pm. Friday schedule includes Mrs H Smith Hattie McDougal and Guy Brace at various addresses, with multiple locations noted.
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St. Paul's
My EK
Buell-Dawl Syvangelistic Party
L. M. Townsend
Broadway Street
James Smith
Conger Street
W. BR. Holley
Columbia Street
Bertha Stover
Lincoln Street
Thurch Auditorium
H. Smith
Bratnober Street
Hattie McDougal
Riehl Street
Guy Brace
Catherine Tallman 108 Dies at Cascade Home
Cascade Iowa January 9 Mrs Catherine Tallman 108 died at her nephew F J Tallmans home. A well known local figure she was the oldest person in three adjacent counties and was born in Killfinnen County Limerick Ireland in 1815. Her cheerful presence long tied to surrounding social events.
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Cascade
Catherine Tallman
F. J. Tallman
Killfinnen
County Limerick
Ireland
Miss May Francis Names Assistants
Miss May Francis newly elected state superintendent of public instruction assumed duties Monday and announced assistants. Deputy Thelma Nelson of Des Moines directs the teachers placement bureau. Prof. George W. Sampson of Cedar Falls inspects consolidated schools. William McKinley of Robinson, C. inspects normal training. Miss Avis Grawe, former county superintendent, Mar iow county.
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Des Molinés
May Francis
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Thelma Nelson
Des Moines
George W. Sampson
Cedar Falta
Consolidated
William McKinley
Robinson
Avis Grawe
Mariow County
Industrial Movies Return for Minors Central Shopmen
After a holiday break the Minors Central shopmen were treated to two noon hour films, The Fleet in the West Indies and Romance of the Rail, shown by the Railroad Y M C A. Roy A Graham praised the programs, noting strong audience applause and appreciation from the shopmen.
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Central
Railroad
M. GC
West Indies
Roy A. Graham
Millions of Copper Coins Appear in Shanghai
A vast number of lightweight copper coins surface in Shanghai sparking curiosity among residents and attracting attention from local authorities who inspect the unusual find for potential historical or monetary significance.
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Shanghai
Red Pepper Rub Advertised as Pain Remedy
An advertisement touts Red Pepper Rub for rheumatism lumbago neuritis backache and other pains. It claims immediate tingling heat and relief within three minutes as heat penetrates to the sore area. The product, Rowles Red Pepper Rub, is sold at drug stores with the Rowles name on each package.
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Rowles
Waterloo to Build Model Progressive Railroad Y in State
The coming year promises progress for Waterloo with plans for a model progressive Railroad Y. A contemplated radio set purchase is skipped due to static near shops, but other improvements are planned for 1923, aiming to make Waterloo the state’s leading railroad facility.
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Waterloo
No-To-Bac Helps Break Tobacco Habit Easily
A tobacco cessation ad promotes No-To-Bac as simple to use. Place a tablet in the mouth to quell cravings and end the habit, with a money back guarantee if it fails to release you from all tobacco desires.
Repeated Newton place name prevalence in England
The article notes Newton as the most common place name in England appearing in 72 different locations across the country, highlighting the widespread reuse of the name in diverse regions.
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England
Newton
Woman of Buchanan County Promotes Home Hair Darkening Remedy
Mrs. 8 Us Boots, a Buchanan County resident, claims a home mix can darken gray hair. Her formula uses water, lay Tum, Burbs Compound, and alumice rating substances. She says it darkens hair without greasing the scalp and makes a gray head look twenty years younger.
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Boots
Buchanan County
Wade
Indy
Genthemat
Advertisen Senty
Freezone promises quick relief for corns and calluses
An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless remedy for hard and soft corns and toe calluses. It claims instant relief and easy removal without soreness, noting a tiny bottle costs a few cents and is sold by druggists.
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Pioneer Eggman
ST. Paul’s Parish
Wellville
Davenport
Iowa
Dr. Pierce
S. P. Plumb
11Th St
Buffalo
N. Y
Ion
Ocean Business
L. C. Smith & Bros. Typewriter CO
Navy Bank
West Trast St
Des Maines
Towa
Platez Groceteria
Sycamore ST
Post
Tane
Justin Prescote
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Ata Ee
Meg Mall
Etimern
Cratment Mead
Telcom
Beery
East Fourth Street
Star Gandfhe
Ibs
Briardale Cnet
Tiny
Ican
Kgs Briardale Dene
Sikermeron
Frank Brothers
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Commercial Street
Modurts Veer
BURGH
Perrin
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