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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1925

Page

9

Chautauqua Events Draw Crowds In Waterloo

Great crowds attended yesterday's program at the Waterloo chautauqua with a free gate. A mixed Mason City quartet performed sacred numbers while Frank P. Sadler former Chicago judge urged citizens to civic action and city uplift. The schedule listed concerts by the 28 Concert Company and Davies Opera Company and performances including Olivette.

Waterloo Mason City G. Maudsley Agnes Lewis Bennett Maynard R. Tournier Henry J. Steinberg J. icGregor Frank P. Sadler Chicago

Crowded City Debates Immigration and Joan of Arc Talk

A public address condemns foreign influx, praising social reform and strict laws, while Dr. Parkes Cadman and Dr. Palmer deliver talks on Joan of Arc and its historical lessons. The event features remarks on crime, prohibition, and social work, set against urban conditions.

Eurepe Congress Sadler Chicago

Imagination Talk Highlights Poetry and Drama

Dr Cadman extols imagination as gifting minds with unseen realities. He urges reading quality poetry and appreciating science and drama to sharpen imagination. The Bennett Dramatic Company presented Peg O My Heart to a large audience, drawing one of the year's biggest crowds.

Dr. Cadman Cadman Bennett Dramatic Company

Local births listed for several families

Mr and Mrs David W Courter of 708 Sgarelay north announce a daughter born June 27 named June Elizabeth. Mr and Mrs Charles Mabry at St Francis hospital welcomed a son on June 25. Parents live at Hoone ta. Mr and Mrs Elmer L Ohrt of 1704 Washington report a son LeRay Leon born June 28. Mr and Mrs Charles E Fall of 327 Webster welcomed a daughter Virginia Mae born June 21.

David W. Courter Sgarelay North June Elizabeth Charles Mabry St. Francis Hospital Hoone Rtr Mes Elmer L. Ohrt Washington LeRay Leonaired Charles E. Fall Webster Virginia Mae

Zemo advertised as instant relief for skin troubles

An advertisement promises instant relief from eczema blotches ringworm rashes and similar skin troubles. Zemo cleanses soothes and heals quickly with a penetrating disappearing liquid. It is recommended for daytime use as it does not show on skin. Large bottle priced at 1.00.

Zemo Zemo Seay

Waterloo records near perfect Fourth of July safety

Waterloo reported an almost accidentless Fourth of July with no major incidents. Only a 10 year old, George Barber, suffered a minor finger burn from a firecracker and a small roof fire at 216 Frank Street resulted from a falling rocket. Defense Day events at Lincoln Park and a parade were deemed a success by local officers.

Waterloo George Barber Burton Avenue Franktreet Lincoln Park Officers Reserve Corps

SICK WOMEN SHOULD BE ENCOURAGED

Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound praised by Mrs Mabel La Pont of Turtle Lake Wisconsin for relief from weakness backache nervousness and after childbirth and recommends it to friends. She notes prior use of Liver Pills for eight years and says medicine should help others. sold by druggists everywhere.

Turtle Lake Wisconsin Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia Pinkham Mabel la Pont R.F.D. No

Patriotic program draws large audience with flag drill

A patriotic program attracted a large audience and lasted about an hour. The event featured a flag drill directed by Miss Ethel Short, highlighting community spirit and civic observance.

Ethel Short

City reports a sober Saturday with no intoxication arrests

Police records indicate a quiet day with no arrests for intoxication and an eventful but accident free Saturday in the city.

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Nation Hhautauqua Ao Living Roy L. Smith Davies Opera Company Tame People Alfen Louise Shrade Whistler Reader Tabner Joan of Arc George M. Palmer Ilinois France Oaks Orleans Charles Seine Dr. Palmer Cadman Heerd Schubert Parkes Cadman Brooklyn The Rowpie Rshein Selly Ana Treserver Buck Florsheim Johansen Bridge St Dt Scholl Bain C. W. Bruner Black Hawk Hilde Russell Lamson TEL Building Duick Quaker Des Moines East Fourth Street Cedar Rapids Dubuque Irene Castle Rochester, Minn Siik
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