New York Society Aims to Enumerate Iowa Expatriates
A Waterloo linked group in New York seeks to enroll all Iowans living there to bolster its activities. The drive calls for clubs and schools to send names, with several Waterloo and Iowa-born members listed among organizers and speakers at recent society events.
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New Yorkers Society
Siddie Richards Thumnel
Waterloo
Iowa
New York
W. F. Thummel
Hotel Albert
East Eleventh Street
New York City
Elizabeth Ballou
Harrison Avenue
Jersey City
Frank H. Ralff
Montrose Avenue
Rutherford
Literary club program at Hotel Russell-Lamson
The Woman's club Literary department plans an afternoon program at Hotel Russell-Lamson with readings from Highland Annals by Clive Tilford Dargan and The Last Phoebe by Theodore Dreiser plus Heart of Youth by Walter Muilenberg.
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Literary Department of
Woman's Club
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Fred J. Miller
Clive _Tilford Dargan
L. BE. Eickelberg
Clark Leeper
Theodore Dreiser
Phoebe
W.F. Parrott
Walter Muilenberg
Naomi Stewart
Triple
Cedar Heights
Yester
F. C. Parrish
C. C. Wright
H. C. Dunlap
Petrova Club
BE. Mohr
Henry Kruse
Roy Vandewalker
Kruse
BE. W. van Arnant
Inter Nos Point
Side Talks as Ruth Cameron
A reader letters on whether Ruth Cameron should resign from her demanding job to pursue interests she enjoys more. The writer argues personal satisfaction and time for amusements matter, acknowledging money tradeoffs and urging individuals to prioritize their own likes over external judgments.
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Fanepit
Dhat
Tam
John Wesley
Ezekiel
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Moses
Joshua
Caleb
Noah
Daniel
Job
Daniel Webster
God
Christ
Chin strap tips and hair removal guidance from Edna Kent Forbes
Reader questions cover chin strap devices to support lax jaw muscles with muslin or gauze methods and quick at home fixes. The column also advises gentle facial exercises and massages, notes no permanent hair removal except electrolysis, and suggests depilatory powders for leg hair hidden by stockings.
Jesup's Juanita Thomas Crowned Iowa's Beauty Queen
Jesup Iowa 19 includes Juanita Thomas a 16 year old blonde from Jesup chosen as Iowa's most beautiful cinema star in a Des Moines contest. She plans to finish high school and may visit New York or Los Angeles for film work while staying grounded in Jesup with her family and hometown friends.
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Jesup Agog
Juanita Thomas
Iowa
Jesup
League For Nations
Buchanan County
Des Moines Capeat
Blank Theatres
Juanita
Jin
Des Moines
Los Angeles
Katherine MacDonald
New York
Norma Talmadge
Grant
Trinity Churchyard
Statue of Liberty
East
West
H. L. Thomas
Thomas
Central
Mrs. Thomas
Davenport
Mother
Mamita
Sie
Revival meetings and censorship debate at Grace M E Church
Evanglist Dr George Wood Anderson led union revival at Grace ME church with sermons on individual responsibility to God. Meetings included suppers and gospel singing and addressed opposition to censorship bills, urging members to stand for moral action.
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Isret
Grace Church
Muller
D. Anderson
Amazamaid Garment Company
Anderson
Wis
Grace ME
Evening Courier
George Wood Anderson
Grace MM. B. Church
National Association of Picture Producers
Church of Tomorrow
W. T. Multers
Dr. Anderson
Noah
Daniel
Job
Lord
Daniel Webster
Ezekiel
George Washington
William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
John Wesley
Personal health note on eye lash care and exercise
A brief, self addressed letter promises two formulas for a fine cold cream that will not grow hair. It claims castor oil with vaseline as a top eye lash treatment and suggests developing arms and legs through systematic exercise.
Industrial Tourney Dates Set for Boxing Bowling and Basketball
The American Industrial Athletic Association announced a national amateur boxing tourney at Miss Johnson City on Feb 21 and 22, followed by a bowling tourney and a basketball event in Erie Pa on March 17 18 and 19 in conjunction with the association's annual convention.
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Associated Press
Akron
American Industrial Athletic Association
Johnson City
National Telegraph
Erie
Association
Osage Elopers Detained in Minneapolis Jail
Alice Krogstad eleven elopes with Roy Wilmot twenty one from Osage. Police intercept them at Milwaukee station and detain Roy with no charges. Alice awaits her parents and return home in Osage while Roy remains jailed until she leaves.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Roy Wilmot
Alice Krogstad
Osage
Roy
Alice
Milwaukee
Jack Btaples
Michael Neary
Iowa bakers form state association at Des Moines meeting
Charles F. Altstadt Waters re-elected president as Iowa bakers at Des Moines annual convention withdraw from Trans Miss bakers group and rename to Iowa Association of the Baking Industry. Officers elected include W F Scharar vice president and C Schweikhardt secretary. Five Cent Loaf criticized as past. W E Long urges advertising and quality to win housewives as main competitors.
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C.F. Altstadt
W. Schrag
Association of Baking Industry
Charles F. Altstadt
Waters
Io Association of the Baking Indust
Des Moines
W. F. Schrar
W. Terloo
C. ‘Schweikhardt
Burlington
J .F. Brems
Cedar Rapid
James Johnston
Boo
Iowa Bakers
trans-Mississip Bakers’ Association
Iowa Association of the
Ing Industry
Trans-Mississipi Association
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
W. E. Long
Chicago
Warm Weather Allows Continued Ice Harvesting on River
Despite a warm spell thawing the river ice, Crystal Ice Fuel Co. continued harvesting. Ice was cut from Washburns Pen and floated toward the west shore channel. East house and Illinois Central house ice cutting depend on further weather. temperatures rose to 48 degrees and no freezing point was reached.
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Crystal Ice Fuel Co
Washburn
Tt |Tiver
Illinois Central
Youths Seek Navy Training Spots After Recruitment Pause
Several young men from Independence visited the navy recruiting station seeking admission to training schools. They learned of station closures but hoped entry remained possible. Chief W. A. Nenid has received many applicants and will notify men if recruiting resumes.
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Independence
Navy
W. A. Nenid
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