Maternity Clinics Planned Across Iowa Counties
Des Moines July 19 A state program under the Sheppard-Towner act plans infant and maternity clinics in every county seat. A $70,000 federal grant will fund promotion of child welfare nationwide. In Warren and Allamakee counties clinics are slated this month. Early results show three quarters of examined children have defects, two thirds of which are curable, with many parents taking children to family physicians for correction. The national health council and US Public Health Service push a campaign urging regular physical exams.
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Des Moines
State University of Iowa
Towa
Warren County
Allamakee
National Health Council
United States Public Health Service
27 Other Colleges Represented in T. C. Basketball Classes
Cedar Falls July 19 Special Twenty seven colleges other than Teachers were represented in the basketball classes part of the summer season for coaches, covering six weeks ending yesterday. Of 10 from Cornell College Mt Vernon five were better men. Frank Birch to conduct a three day school for interpretation of football beginning about Aug 1. Dates await new rules.
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Cedar Falls
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Frank Birch
Alden Man Shoots Self by Accident
Eldora Newton Lawton aged 63 and long a Alden resident died Tuesday in an accidental shooting. He reportedly carried a shotgun outbuilding on a farm and discharged it while leaving, the shot hitting the back of his head. County Coroner W H Longnecker ruled no inquest. Survived by his widow and three sons.
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Eldora
Newton Lawton
Alden
W. H. Longnecker
Daugherty's Son Seeks Fresh Start in Chicago Coal Trade
Maj Draper M. Daugherty son of the United States Attorney General was found today employed as a coal salesman in Chicago. He recently left Stamford Hall sanitarium Connecticut and had been missing since. he plans to live in Galena and start a new life.
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Chicago
Draper M. Daugherty
United States
Daugherty
Stamford Hall Sanitarium
Connecticut
Galena
Cool Weather Liked by Waterloo People
Continued cool weather is enjoyed by Waterloo residents with temperatures ranging from a high of 96 degrees to a low of 45. The government thermometer rose to 30 degrees above zero, and the forecast calls for fair weather with little temperature change tomorrow.
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Altho
Mercury
ABE MARTIN On Th Vacation Season
ABE MARTIN notes vacation season disrupts store service as clerks switch, customers buy things they do not want to escape the gruff bluntness of temporary help. He recalls shopper frustrations with inconsistent fitting, novelty hats, and the intoxicating lure of bargains. The piece humorously contrasts seasoned clerks' familiarity with the chaos of holiday shopping.
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Charley
Local notices and travel updates headline city in brief
Numerous short items report visits and departures among residents of Waterloo Cedar Falls and nearby towns plus local events. Names include Mrs J M Hurley Mr J M Hurley and A W Peterson with addresses in Waterloo. transport and health notes. a farm bureau picnic. road paving progress on Grant highway. and an advertisement promoting Swiss Toggenburg goat milk.
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Black Hawk County
George Peterson
Cedar Falls
G. W Brinkman
Jolson Quits Drinking Jokes On Prohibition Abroad
Paris July 19 American entertainer Al Jolson announced his conversion to the dry cause before sailing home on the Leviathan from Cherbourg. He said Americans abroad should show belief in prohibition and that he would not drink again, despite having done so in the United States. He praised prohibition as the best thing for America and noted happier lives since the end of wide open saloons.
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Paris
al Jolson
Cherbourg
Jolson
United States
America
Chicago Woman Is Kidnaped on Street
Chicago July 19 Mrs Elsie Malcatte 28 mother of three children staggered into Ravenswood hospital saying she was kidnapped drugged robbed and thrown from an automobile into a vacant lot Three young men and a girl 16 abducted her while she waited for a surface car One man forced her into the car at gunpoint she lost consciousness from a drug she told police
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Chicago
Elsie Malcatte
Ravenswood Hospital
Moen
Ford for President Buttons on Broadway
Travelers from the Midwest arrived on Broadway in New York on July 19 bearing Ford for president campaign buttons pinned to their lapels. The white disk features a black auto wheel trim with the word Ford across it.
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New York
Middlewest
Earthquake felt in Messina near erupting Mount Erie
Rome reports a tremor felt in Messina today with only minor damage. Messina lies close to Mount Erie, the volcano that recently erupted violently, drawing attention to seismic activity in the region.
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Rome
Messina
Mount Erie
Daughters sue old farmer for back pay on farm
Frederick Leiser, an 82 year old Missouri farmer, faces a lawsuit from his two daughters seeking 31,990 back pay for years of farm labor they say went unrewarded. Leiser, who has lived alone in Kansas City, defends himself, claiming the daughters urged him to leave them his property and did not work in the fields while he paid for education and upkeep.
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Old Farmer
Frederick Leiser
Corder
Nsas City
United Press
Kansas City
Agaloet
Nelser
Hyves
Lesser
Leiger
Feld
Carder
Lena
Rey
Woman's Health Restore V Vegetable Compound Testimony
Milwaukee Wisconsin woman Mary Sareeneen describes severe fatigue after one child and housework, says she felt run down before using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports improvement and gratitude, noting nearly fifty years of praise for the product.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Mary Sareeneen
28Th St
Wisconsin
Lydia E. Pinkham
Unclear OCR Fragment on Married Life Faithfulness
Fragmentary text shows a speaker claiming faithfulness while referencing a wife or partner. No clear event, date, or proper nouns to ground a full record.
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State Board of Health
State Medical Society
Iowa Tubercular Society
State Dental Society
State Council of Social Workers
T. C
Waterloo
Abe Martin
Barry
Binkley
Niagary
Copyright National Newspaper Service
Bome
Buchanan's
Stephen D. Brown
Frank C. Wyant
Josephine Hurley
J. M. Hurley
Mullen Avenue
Harry Fishel
Dane Street
Frank Fishel
Shell Rock
Mark’ R. Basford
Waterloo Fruit & Commission Co
Washington, D. C
Jackson McCoy
A.W- Peterson
William Raab, Jr
Billie
Esther
Robert
Beloit
Kan
H. C. Dunlap
Denverstreet
Morris,Ill
J. A Fouch
Arthur A. Duba
C. E. Adams
Miss
Marian
Riceville
Mary Murphy
South Street
John L. Billings
Eunice
Lois
Denver
Colo
Omaha
Mr. Billings and Son
Charles Mabry
St. Francis Hospital
Arthur Ford
John Elgin
J. Batham
Santa Fe Railway
J. R. Macartney
St. Mary’s Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Macartney
A. A. Hoffmann
M. M. Hoffmann
Dubuque
Gull Lake
Leo Hoffmann
Hoffmann
Neb
Will Hearst
Alma
Hearst Brown
Centralia
George Montague
Irving. Kan
J. G., MecAlvin
Hearst
Water‘joo
Mt. Vernon Township
Seedebaker I
Buttons
Edna
Studebeker
O. B
Tomring
Romderer
Roederer
Pestim
Sager
Lina
Ourt Hou
Studebaker
Woman's Health Restore
Cass
Chamberlain
Iowa
Cera
Te Peepgertan
Black Hawk Tire & Rubber Co
Auto Tire Service Co
J. ¥. Thomson
W. 5Th St
Generals Wulcanizing
Midland Tire Co
Fifth
Lafayette
Waterloo, Towa
First National Bank Building
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