Musicale Adds Magic Touch to Waterloo Social
About 300 Waterloo women attended a social musicale hosted by Mrs. J. E. O’Keefe and Mrs. Alfred Longley at Knights of Columbus hall. Guests were greeted by hostesses, with a program featuring Joseph Brinkman and Edward Crosby from Dubuque college, followed by a performance of The Rising of the Moon staged by the Dubuque Dramatic Club. The hall was elaborately decorated with lattice work, wisteria, lanterns, and pink roses as luncheon service proceeded and toast and dance followed.
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Waterloo
J. E. O'Keefe
Alfred Longley
Knights of Columbus
H. M. Reed
John F. Enright
Mmes
Ben R. Lichty
H. T. Alford
Edmund Miller
L. B. Fowler
BE. E H. Manhard
Raymond
Dubuque College
Lady Gregory
Joseph V. Ryan
James H. Grady
Maurice B. Aspinwall
Clarence C. McDonald
Dubuque Dramatic Club
Harry Lichty
McHihinney
Plumb
Alice Brown
Belen Place
Dorothy Hall
Alvina Sayers
Leona Spensley
Alicea Mulkern
Genevieve Cleary
Mary Kiltles
Fern Dean
Mary Currin
Mildred Sullivan
O'Keefe
Longley
HB. L. Johnson
Walter Johnson
O’keefe
Dencng
Dr Williams Pink Pills Offer Winter Health Boost
Winter drains strength and immunity varies. spring brings sickness for the weak. The text promotes Dr Williams' Pink Pills as a blood tonic to strengthen digestion nerves and muscles, claiming rich red blood improves overall health. It targets run-down individuals and especially women, promising notable improvement after weeks of use.
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Ptt
Williams
Leleoote
Porto Ricans Anxious to Enlist in the Army
San Juan Porto Rico Jan 10 Amid rapid post reorganization growth the Forte Rico regiment of infantry has nearly doubled its ranks since Congress act last July. The unit now nears full regimental strength of 1300 men and maintains a standing waiting list. Desertion rates are the lowest of any U S Army organization.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Forte Rico
United States Army
Relief for backache with St Jacobs Oil ad claims
An old style ad promotes St Jacobs Oil as a quick back pain remedy for lumbago sciatica and strains. It urges readers to rub on the back for instant relief, claims harmless skin use, and cites 80 years of recommendation with a trial bottle available at drug stores.
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ST. Jacobs
Royal Welcome to Be Extended I. N. G. by Waterloo Folk
After a seven month absence the Waterloo First Town Infantry and company B and G Waterloo will arrive home by special train between 5 and 6 p m Monday. A band will accompany the khaki clad guardsmen as they march through decorated streets amid citywide cooperation. Mrs C Harper chairs the welcome committee and plans a reception at the armory two or three days after arrival with addresses by Mayor Law J C Murtagh and captains.
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Waterloo
First Town Infantry
C. ©. Harper
W.R. Law
J. C. Murtagh
High Heels Cause Corns But Who Cares Now
An older advertisement urges women to stop wearing high heels to avoid corns and promotes ifreezone as a quick corn remover. It claims a quarter ounce removes all corns or calluses without pain, drying instantly and not irritating surrounding skin. The ad suggests clipping the tip and placing it on a wife’s dresser.
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Wynan
Better Than Calomel Dr Edwards Olive Tablets
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets offer a mild laxative alternative to calomel for liver and bowel relief. They claim fast action with fewer teeth and gum issues, curb headaches and lethargy from constipation, and brighten the mind and spirits. Sold by all druggists, 25 cents per box.
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Dr. Edwards
Courier Patterns for Corner Patterns with Seams
To obtain the up to date pattern of accompanying design send the coupon and 10 cents for each pattern to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo. Orders filled promptly and should reach you in ten days after sending.
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Evening Courier
Waterloo
Guardsmen to receive private reception with music and dance
Weileln and Shir announce an orchestra and quartet will perform for guardsmen and their families. Refreshments and dancing follow a private reception limited to guardsmen, with officials seeking word from relatives. Fort Dea Moines reports indicate troops will depart Mount Lila for Waterloo area arriving between six and seven tonight.
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Weileln
Shir
Wittla
Deer Pest Ravages Scotland Prompting Law Reforms
Glasgow January 10 Scotland faces a deer pest as hundreds of herds descend on crops. Farmers and land agents report the crisis at a Scottish Chamber of Agriculture meeting and demand amendments to game laws to prevent deer culling and boost food supplies. About five million of Beot lands 19 million acres are affected.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Scottisd Chamber of Agriculture
Beotland
Deer and land use debate on Scottish pastoral lands
A chamber meeting discussed vast acres described as mountain and heath grazing land where over two million acres support deer for meat while deer compete with sheep and cattle on much of the rest. A prominent sheep farmer argued that tradition binds landowners, suggesting deer should be confined to designated preserves.
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Hla
Butt
Scotland
Lha
Poor Lands Use Debate Sparks Rural Land Focus
A fragment notes that land should be allocated for crops, pasture, or afforestation, emphasizing better use of the poor lands. The statement hints at competing priorities for rural areas, suggesting a shift toward productive or conservation-oriented use.
Revival Services At Union Congregational Church
George Moody will lead a revival meeting at Union Congregational tonight with his trombone while Rev Vinton Lee preaches. Pupils from Lowell school have been invited to attend in a body. Daily services start at 7 30 p m with no 4 p m session for youths, as interest and attendance grow.
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George Moody
Union Congregational
Vinton Lee
Lowell School
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