Germany Records Progress In 1924 Dawes Plan Shaping Policy
Berlin reports 1924 as a year of financial adjustment with rentenmark stabilizing prices and a Dawes plan in effect reducing reparations. Germany rebuilt Ruhr activity, attracted US and UK loans, and saw revived railways and industry. Public mood hopeful though costs high. foreign relations improved especially with the United States.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
New Republic
Nuel
Dr. Marx
Aslho
London
Reichstag
Dawes
Seymour Parker Gilbert
Ruhr
Rhine
United States
England
Percens
Republic
Rentenmark
Seach
League of Nations
MacDonald
Eckner
Russia
Republican Army
von Schoenalch
Ger Verraux
High pay in music walls prompts Empire theatre shift
London January 26 The pirate hall entertainment scene is judged weak in London as top acts in the United States draw far higher shares than local managers can pay. Sir Alfred Butt announces the Empire Theatre will return to movies after a five month run of high class vaudeville.
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London
Hikhlass
Pirate Hall Entertainment
United States
Alfred Butt
Empire Theatre
American Indians Aiding British Dye Industry
Stratford-on-Avon man Dennis Baker reports that American Indian dyed wool fabrics are becoming popular in England. He learned natural dye techniques in the West Woods and has broadened the use of vexelabls dyes by mixing native American colors with traditional Indigo Persian and oriental shades. The revival parallels Morris’s medieval dyeing revival, prompting English mills to move away from harsh aniline dyes toward traditional methods to restore fabric quality and durability.
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Oxford
Tan
Nelish
Dennis Baker
Stratford-on- Avon
England
North- West Woods
Wiliam Morrin
Morris
Morris and
Haker
Cocoanut milk may replace mothers milk for babies
Jan 25 Tsonolulu report on Dr N P Larsen findings at the Pan Pacific science council. Cocoanut pulp contains constituents of human milk and the water bufinto pulp is five times richer than cow’s milk, suggesting dehydration could produce a substitute for mothers milk for young children. Further experiments were requested by mainland scientists.
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Tsonolulu
N. P. Larsen
Queen's Hospital
Honolulu
Larsen
Ccocoanutes
Deap
Pan-Pacific Research Institute
Old Masters Veiled Treasures Emerge In London Auctions
A 70 year storage reveals a varied collection of etchings and Rembrandt pieces in two bank chests. Rembrandt works fetched up to 15 000 dollars with Christ healing the sick and The Three Crosses selling for around 5 775 dollars. Dutch and English buyers competed for ownership of these largely forgotten masterworks from the early 19th century collection of Edward Rudge of Abbey Manor, Evesham, whose total outlay likely remained under 2 000 dollars.
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London
Rembrandt
Arnoldus the
Christ
Pilate
Edward Rudge
Abbey Manor
Evesham
German Scientists View Gas as Vital Future Weapon
Berlin reports Dr. Haeslian and Bergendorf publish The Chemical War arguing the next war will mainly be a gas conflict. They say gas will be a vital weapon in the most advanced science nations and that air and gas fighting, supported by gas-carrying tank squadrons, will span wide areas and affect civilians as much as troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
R. Haeslian
Bergendorf
Old Spanish Mission Will Be Renovated
Oakland Calif Jan 26 Mission San Jose a picturesque California landmark thirty miles south of here is to undergo its first renovation since its 1791 erection by the Spanish padres. The mission preserves historic records and a graveyard with monuments to early explorers who opened the West. After Carmel and San Juan Bautista missions are restored San Jose will be next on the program.
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Oakland
Cal
Mission San Jose
California
Carmel Mission
Monterey County
Junipera Serra
San Juan Raprista Mission
Sarfinite County
Tin San Jose Mission
Fragmentary Sumner Summer Scene At Local Event
OCR text indicates a Sumner summer day event with mentions of a Seisiners, a monk, and Mr. Santer. Attendance noted including MW Lever, Lambermen, Strawhberry? Pointing to a small community gathering with unclear details and several truncated names.
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Marshalltown
Seisiners
Mr. Santer
J. Sexton
Cedar Falls Daily Notes Highlights Local Obituaries
The Cedar Falls Daily Notes reports the death of Theresa Bancroft aged 65, England born and longtime Iowa resident, with services at the Baptist Church. Ralph M. Cook, 12, funeral in Washington Township chapel and burial at Bethlehem Church. Burial details for Henry J. Beck at Greenwood. Local clergy and congregational remarks feature prominently alongside community notices, weddings, and travel plans.
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Wear Falls
Szorgh H
Cedar Salle
Walecho Evening Courier
Funeral service for Clayton E Young in La Porte City
Funeral services for Clayton E Young were held Tuesday afternoon at his Bishop Avenue home, Rev G O Lusted of the One AM church officiated with the Masonic Lodge participating. Burial followed at Westview Cemetery. Young had lived in the community for many years and passed away Saturday evening after a long illness.
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Des Moines
Daculty
PBC
Thereasa Bancroft
Lowland Hansen
England Church
Iowa
Deus Moines University
Teachers College
Fairview
Clayton EB
Young Wille
Bishop Avenue
O'Clork
G. O. Lusted
One AM
B. Church
Westview
Young Diet’ Saterday
Tanlac health claim ad touts quick strength boost
A promotional notice extols Tanlac and Anlac Vegetable Pills as rapid, wide reaching tonics. It claims Tanlac restores appetite, digestion, sleep, and energy within a week, with assurances of many grateful users and extensive centers.
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America
Fae
Nature
Ron Dye
Yan
Unclear health notes and social visits from Sioux Falls
Wanita Parks of Sioux Falls and Mrs Hiram Parks visit La Porte City. Misa Parks runs a jewelry shop in Sioux Falls and hosts George Conant of Gladbrook. The Evangelical church Missionary Society plans its January meeting in the church social room this Wednesday afternoon.
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Stina” Wanita Parks
Sioux Falls
la Porte City
Hiram Parks
Martha Triem
Misa Parks
Rem
George Conant
Gladbrook
Frida
Missionary Society
Evangelical Church
Numerous Local Illnesses and a Wedding Reported
A string of local notices describes Clirkavines injuring her arm in a kitchen mishap Tuesday, Mrs Bellis undergoing gallbladder surgery at Mercy Hospital Waverly, Mrs Edwards in Yarmouth due to her son’s illness, Ida Walter traveling from Chicago to assist ailing Mrs Holzechuh, Esther Schmadeke and Ernest Boemecke wedding in Waterloo with 30 guests, and other hospital visits including Mrs Perrin for heart and nerve trouble plus Russell seeking treatment at Waverly Hospital.
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Tueaday
Esther
Ernest Boomecke
Dubuque
W. A. Siefkes
Siefkes
Arnold Schmadeke
Mias Doria Krueger
Waterloo
Boemecke
Otterville News Roundup Including Births Moves and Visits
Mr and Mrs Al Conrad welcomed a daughter Jorn Jan 17. George Woodcock and family relocated to the Eli Cameron house from Marchie Bright farm. Murray Gissel suffered two badly sprained arms from a fall off a load of wood. Henry Miller family Kiene and Mr and Mrs Andrew Miller of Independence spent Sunday at the Williams home. Lestie Gissal is employed by his brother Murray and WL Williams aids Fay Gissel. Fred Randall, Ralph Bantz, Maud Olson and the Frank Bantz family visited the M A Bants home for a hostess birthday. Neighbors of Maggie Dailey surprised her with picnic baskets. Women's Missionary society will meet all day Friday with Emma Gissel.
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Otterville
al. Conrad
Jorn
George Woodcock
Eli Cameron
Marchie Bright
Murray Gissel
Henry Miller
Kiene
Andrew Miller
Independence
Willams
Lestie Gissal
Murray
WL Willams
Fay Gissel
Ars
Fred Randall
Ralph *Bantz
Maud Olson
Frank Bantz
M. A. Bants
Maggie Dailey
Women’s Missionary Society
Emma Gissel
Urbana couple wed in Vinton on farm plans
Miss Hally Kitz daughter of Superintendent Kitz and Emery Brody son of Mr and Mrs A A Brody wed January 20 in Vinton at city hall Mayor Alice officiating They plan to live on a farm in Minnesota Fern Rouse and Merl Wayson of Urbana were married January 19 in Vinton at the Church of Christ parsonage Rev V C Crawdson officiating They will reside in Urbana Also notes on local residents Louise Havenshire Gertrude Holloway nurse training in Chicago and other Urbana visits and events attended by area families.
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Urbana Urbana
Hally Kitz
Kitz
Emery Brody
A. A. Brody
Vinton
Alice
Ahincesota
Fern Rouse
Merl Wayson
Urbana
Church of Christ Parsonage
Crawdson
Havenshire
Waterloo
Loga
Gedar Rapids
Visi
Clarence Irish
Gertrude Holloway
Chicago
Len Wheeler
Cedar Hapids
Paul Nabholz
Montana
Bere
Gilchrist
Harry Stark
van Horne
John Daniels
Urbans
Rosco Cumberland
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Margaret Schmirtz
John Fetherkill
Mercy Hospital
Mastoldt
Hemphill
Cama
Jennie Gunn
Evert Hawley
Wheeler
J. H. Shaffer
Clit Saunders
Sam Waddle
Beth Glass
Center Point
Annia Toplift
Tennia Gunn
Harry Fetherkile
Ladies’ Union
Ralph Remner
Tedar Heplde Fridal
Lisbon
Stella Alibones
Ida Mounce
Jim Brody
Baber
BE. Dingman
Bir. Kitz
Miss Dustker
Mias Smith
Miss Armstrong
K. UO. B
John Ferguson
Carl Culver
J. Hacker
Helen
Donald Hacker
N. F. Drilling
John
Dowling
Farmers institute to offer free medical exam at Janesville school
Janesville residents are invited to attend the farmers institute at the schoolhouse on Saturday afternoon January 31. A free medical examination for babies and small children will be offered, with limited slots. Parents should contact Mrs H A McCafire to arrange enrollment. Mrs OC D Ebert and Mrs Phill Aikey visit the Ebert home as Charles Rya and TR T Smalling begin their annual Detroit trips.
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Janesville
Farmers' Institute
H. A. McCafire
OC. D. Ebert
Phill Aikey
Lloyd
Mrs Fren Harmon Hosts Sister Visit in Des Moines Area
Mrs Fren Harmon entertained her sister, Et(s) Tat, Des Moines, last week while Mrs Frank Daniels visited a sister at Oelwein and friends at Hazleton. Mr and Mrs Howard Pierce and Harmon Pierce attended the 65th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Brinkley Pierce at Cedar Falls last Sunday. Twenty two
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Shell Roca
Fren
Harmon
Des Moines
Frank Daniels
Oelwein
Hazleton
Howard Pierce
Harmon Pierce
Brinkley Pierce
Cedar Falls
Local notes list visits, illnesses, and family events in Janesville area
Community records show lodge visits awarding initial degrees to two candidates. Willard Gilligan’s car was totaled by a fire in Waterloo, then replaced. Clara Parker improves after paralysis but remains housebound. George Bryan, Elmer Eggert troubled by illness. Mrs. William Smith of Colesburg visits Janesville. Laura Becker dies. Pearl Lowe’s children ill with smallpox in Mason City. Baby girl born at Harry Lynch home. Elmer Eggert ill with sciatica. J R Kamrar, state auto inspector, on business. Marriage licenses issued to several couples. Lou Meyer in Waterloo on business. Mrs. Herbert Harris to Rochester for surgery. Baby boy of Charles Walker dies. funeral Saturday. Gall Albright moves to town. Dick Harberts’ son gravely ill in George, IA. George Morrison in Austin on business. Community notices of social visits, illnesses, travel, and local incidents.
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Mambere
Jancsville
I. C. C. F. Lodge
Waverly Lodge
Willard Kgllligan
Waterloo
Clara Parker
George
Bryan
William Smith
Colesburg
Janesville
Laura Becker
George Giesler
Grundy Center
Mason City
Pearl Lowe
Harry Lynch
Thika
Chia
Elmer Eggert
J. R. Kamrar
Gus Nindels
Holland
Esther van Deest
Herold Hogte
Eldora
Synthia Draper
John Ascher
Wallaburg
Martha Harris
Wellaburg
Lou Meyer
Herbert Harris
Rochester
Minn
Uhe
Goltro
Charles ‘Walker
F Gall Allbright
Conrad On & Farm
Bira
Dick Warberts
J. D. Harberts
George Aforrisen
Austin
Greene women host January Ladies Aid at church dining room
Greene Ia Jan 36 C H Burling Clarksville was in town on legal business The January division of the Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church met in the church dining room A be re Deere is still on the sick list Mrs Allen Yainge visited Waterloo Thursday to Sunday in the Baxter Cheney home Bert Clark was in Charles City on business Ralph M Door called in Waterloo The Presbyterian Brotherhood met for a social at the church parlors Women of the course served dinner to 40 men Mrs P Barnett has been ill at home of Mr and Mrs L Squires Sr Miss Edith Kohlas of Waterloo visited relatives Mrs Will Ramker returned from Waterloo where her husband is being treated for an injured eye Charley Stockell is home ill with influenza
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Berta Smith
Tharnold Amick Grocery
Andrew Ray
Alfred McInroy
Henry Sinkey
Hampton
Dan Jerolamyn
Margeret Cummings
MaCormick
Fentown
Harlan
Ardho
Des Moines
Greene Greene
C. H. Burling
Clarksville
Ladies
Ald J Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Llee Deere
Allen Yainge
Waterloo
Man Cheney
Bert Clark
Charles City
Ralph M. Door
Presbyterian Brotherhood
P. Barnett
L. Squires, Sr
Mattle ‘Lockwood
Libblea
Luther Hodgin
O. E. S. Club
Will Milter
Ben Hiatt
Oelica M. Doore
Edith Kohlas
Will Ramker
Charley Stockell
la Gripne
Obituary of Mrs. Becker of Janesville area
Mrs. Becker, who came to Waterloo and married Charles Becker on October 21, 1870, lived at the Grant Becker place from 188? to 1926 before moving across from Janesville. Mr. Becker died June 17, 1923. She died January 21 after illness, aged with five children, 15 grandchildren and two great grandchildren surviving, plus five brothers. Burial was in Jonesville cemetery.
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Waterloo
Inn
Charles Becker
Geo. Gelaler
George Glesler
Fred
Will
Grant
Janesville
Tila Prior
Bay City
Mich
August
Charles
Wii
Finchford
Nel Rock
Salt Lake City
Utah
Becker
Presbyterian Church
Episcopal Church
Burlat
Jonesvills Cemetery
Diamond Dye ad promises beautiful color for many fabrics
A Diamond Eyes dye advert promotes cold water tinting for delicate shades and boiling for permanent colors. The 156 cent package includes directions and claims it works on lingerie, silks, ribbons, dresses, coats, draperies, and more.
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Holbrook
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Iowa State College
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Keer
William ©. Lang
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National Order
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Gennvieve Sareer
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Inday
Washington, D. C
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Melvin I. Schmidt
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Springdale
Ark
Courtsell
E. C. Norton
Frankechler
S. D
George H. Philpot
Wy. C
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Clayton E. Young
W. G. Ballheim
Tris Templ
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William Sawyer
W. OW. Milne
Harvers
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Presbyterian
M.S
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Cecil
John V. Kline
George Ponsford
E. Flarry Knight
W. B
Thomas Henry
Ohn Myers
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Tanlac
A. P. Tarbox
W. 23Rd Sc
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Neb
Barclay Center
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Conrad
J. P. Conrad
Harold Kelly
Arere Wall
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Arden Rice
E. K. Rice
Edison
Marconi
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