Women Hold High Moral Standard at Twin Evangelistic Rallies
Reports from Waterloo churches describe two-night services led by Dr. George Wood Anderson with women taking the lead in praise and moral appeals. He urged mothers and daughters to raise city standards, denounce burlesque shows, and demand gentler dress for girls to keep boys respectable.
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Grace _M. E. church
George Wood Anderson
W. V. Multer
Jesus
Christ
Jesus Christ
Anderson
Hold Your Standards High, Pray for Your Children
A faith oriented exhortation urges parents to maintain strict standards to shape their children. It emphasizes that firm upbringing and a clear conscience enable prayer for the salvation of boys and girls, noting that a Christian mother’s prayers can lead to conversion.
U S Ranked Ninth in General Educational Level
The United States was ranked ninth among nations in general educational level by a House committee report. It backs the Smith-Towner bill to create a federal department of education with federal aid to expand facilities and reduce inequality across communities.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Van
United States
House Committee On Education
Smith-Towner
Department of Education
London Editorial Attacks Russian Trade Policy
The Morning Post denounces Britain Russia trade resumption as a dubious transaction aimed at gaining recognition for the Soviet government. It argues no trade with Russia is worthy and calls for a clear public statement of policy toward the Bolshevik regime.
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Associated Press
London
Great Britain
Russia
Morning Post
Episcopalians Meet to Elect New Bishop in New York
In New York on January 26, delegates from the Protestant Episcopal diocese convened to elect a successor to Bishop Charles Sumner Burch who died December 20. A memorial service was held at St John the Divine. Nominees include Rev. Dr. William Manning, Rev. Dr. Ernest Stires, Rev. Dr. Charles Slattery, Dean Edmund St Boumaniere, and Bishop Nathaniel S. Thomas.
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Associated Press
New York
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Charles Summer Burch
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
William T. Manning
Trinity Church
Ernest M. Stires
St. Thomas
Charles Slattery
Grace Church
This City
Edmund St. Boumaniere
St. Paul's Cathedral
Boston
Nathaniel S. Thomas
Wyoming
Andis and Wood Among Speakers at State Legion Meet
Lincoln's birthday observances set for February 12 with a Des Moines conclave featuring Judge Kenesaw M. Landis Gen Leonard Wood Governor Kendall and Senator Lafayette Young. Becker-Chapman post commander Dr E L Rohlf announces a special meeting to address post matters and ticket return deadlines.
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Lincoln
American Legion
Des Moines
Kenesaw M. Landis
Leonard Wood
Kendall
Lafayette Young
E. L. Rohlf
Becker-Chapman Post
Becker-- Chapman Post
Barthe
Garden Theatre
Masonic Temple Plans Progress in Waterloo Construction
Four Waterloo architects draft plans for a new Masonic temple at Mulberry street and Park avenue to rise this year at about 400000 dollars. The old Sycamore Park site is too small for 1300 members as 1921 builds in Masonic activity nationwide.
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Waterloo
Masonic Temple
Mulberry Street
Park Avenue
Sycamore and
Blue Lodge
Masonic Fraternity
Iowa
United States
Fairbury
Neb
Des Moines
Sioux City
Osage
Audubon
Burlington
Fire alarms from chimney at 1017 Lafayette street
A burning chimney at the Frank Conley residence caused a fire alarm to be sent in at 5 15 p m yesterday. There was no damage reported.
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Frank Conley
Lafayette Street
Zemo Skin Cure Promises Quick Relief
An old promotional blurb touts Zemo the antiseptic tin as a safe dependable treatment for itching eruptions including pimples eczema ringworm and blotches. It claims 35 cent or one dollar bottles relieve skin troubles and leave skin soft and healthy. E W Rose Co Cleveland Ohio.
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E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Tonsiline throat and mouth relief advert
Sore throat or mouth concerns are urged to stay clean and healthy. Tonsiline offers targeted relief for throat canal irritation, with hospital sizes and prices listed.
Irish Situation to Be Presented Tomorrow Night
Peter Golden of New York City will speak at 8 p m tomorrow in United theatre on The Present Irish Situation in all Its Phases and Aspects The talk is open to all and admission is free Golden a cousin of Corks late lord mayor Terence McSwiney drew praise in Des Moines for his clear concise eloquent address The event is organized by the local branch of the American Association for Recognition of the Irish Republic and Iowa congressmen are urged to work for recognition while pledging non interference with U S interests in the Irish issue
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Peter Golden
New York City
United Theatre
Golden
Des Moines
Cork
Terence McSwiney
American Association For Recognition
Ireland
Iowa
Republic
United States
White Sox Sign Likely Recruits
Chicago January 26 Stanley M Bud King who went 21 4 last season as a semi pro and held four years the unofficial title Kentucky champion high school pitcher sent his signed contract for 1921 to the Chicago White Sox today Peter Monahan a big lefthanded first baseman who played with an independent Cincinnati team also signed a contract to play with the White Sox Monahan is 21 years old and weighs 175 pounds
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Associated Press
Chicago
Stanley M
Bud) King
Kentucky
Chicago White Sox
Peter Monahan
Cincinnati
White Sox
Monahan
Former Hudson Editor Returns to G. O. P.
Meade L. Boyd, former Hudson Record editor now owner of the Polk County Itemizer, endorses Warren Harding after breaking with the GOP. He cites a mild winter and sends a rosebud as evidence of his reformation and political shift.
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J. 8. Tuthill
County Central Committee
Meade L. Boyd
Hudson Record
Boyd
Polk County Itemizer
Dallas
Wash
Warren &. Harding
Beaston creditors seek federal action over huge debts and alleged fraud
Creditors allege Spencer Iowa trader Beaston misused funds from Community Stores of Iowa, paying his stepfather nearly $30,000 and favoring others as he collapsed under about a 175,000 dollar liability and 100,000 in assets. They seek a receiver and bankruptcy proceedings with extensive store network across multiple Iowa towns.
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Spencer, Ia
Beaston
Florida
California
Barbadoes
Bahamas
L. S. McCracken
McCracken
Shenandoah
Butler Bros
Minneapolis
Beuston’s Store Assets Face Trustee Sale in Creston and Council Bluffs
Creston and Council Bluffs stores are under trustee control with a receiver managing operations. After bankruptcy, Jone is named to handle the assets pending creditor action, while Butler Ros. is expected to assume the enterprise. Estherville had served as the Beuston chain headquarters.
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Creston
Council Bluffs
Jone
Butler Ros
Estherville
Beuston
Waterloo Bank Clearings Rise 12.7 Percent in 1920
Bank clearings for 1920 from 133 American and 16 Canadian cities show Waterloo up 12.7 percent from 1919, moving from 103 to 100 in rank. Total clearings were 106,868,000 in 1920 versus 94,743,000 in 1919, with one sixth of cities reporting declines, mostly in the south and northwest wheat regions, including Sioux City.
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Waterloo
Bradstreat
Sioux City
United States
Mrs James A Devitt Named To Town Education Board
Cedar Falls Iowa January 26 Mrs James A Devitt Os Kal oosa Ia appointed to the Town board of education. The move recalls the early history of the college with L B Lewelling her father serving on the first Teachers college board from 1876 to 1887. She succeeds him though on a board overseeing five town institutions her duties will be heavier.
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Cedar Falls
James A. Devitt
Oskaloosa
Town Board of Education
L. B. Lewelling
Lewelling
Teachers College
Altho
Kansas Aggies Defeat Drake 27 to 20 in Iowa Trip Finale
Des Moines reports Kansas Aggies edged Drake 27 to 20 in a basketball game last night. It marked the final stop of Kansas on their Iowa road trip.
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Kansas
DRAKE
Associated Press
Des Moines
Kansas Aggies
Iowa
Teaching Jobs Scarce Yet Applicants Number Strong
County superintendent H Moeller says lack of employment elsewhere does not reduce teacher supply. Five applicants wrote answers to the January uniform examination, a notably small pool. H H Bretzke, organizer of short term agriculture classes, joked with a traveling salesman about brisk business in education.
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H. ©. Moeller
H. HH. Bretzke
la Porte City
Waterloo
Mr. Bretzke
Grip
Musterole relief for rheumatism and more
Musterole offers fast relief for rheumatism and a range of ailments from bronchitis to sore muscles. The clean white ointment uses mustard oil and is positioned as a blister free alternative to mustard plasters. Jars cost 35c 65c or hospital size $3 with doctors and nurses recommending it.
Newspaper advertising reaches daily buyers broadly
A newspaper reading habit drives daily reach as adverts contact virtually all who buy, spreading messages across the marketplace.
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Newsepaper
Tnivan
Newapaper
Pape's Diapepsin Advertisement Claims Fast Digestion Aid
An old newspaper ad promotes Pape's Diapepsin as a quick, harmless remedy for indigestion and acid reflux. It promises relief within five minutes by neutralizing acidity and soothing stomach distress after meals.
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Pape
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