Tuberculosis Message From Dr. Waleh At White Haven
Dr. James J. Waleh of New York told graduates at the White Haven sanatorium for consumptives that rising knowledge and public information will cut tuberculosis deaths. He cited Osler and Vienna data, noted curability with early care, and urged nurses to teach prevention and provide hope to patients.
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White Haven
James J. Waleh
New York
William Osler
England
Dr. Osler
Vienna General Hospital
Citrolax advertisement claims child friendly laxative
Promotes Citrolax as the finest physic for children with lemonade taste. Describes mild formula that cleanses the system and is suitable for adults as well. Sold at all druggists everywhere.
Girl 14 year old typewriter prodigy claims world records
Winnie A. Martin of Victoria high school Edmonton, 14, reports world marks in typewriting across five languages. Tests show Greek 61 words two errors, German 57 words two errors, Latin 67 with no errors, French 74 with no errors, English 108 with no errors, and a blindfolded 92 words two errors for ten minutes.
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Edmonton
Alta
Winnie A. Martin
Victoria High School
Two Bicycles Stolen in Waterloo Incident
Waterloo reports two bicycles stolen in front of the Majestic Theatre. L B Taylor of 72 Franklin and E T Kastson of 1523 Washington reported wheel thefts between early evening hours. Officers have a description of the stolen bikes but say repainting and minor changes hinder recovery.
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Waterloo
Majestic Theatre
L. B. Taylor
Pranklin
E. T. Kastson
Washington
Cedar Rapids to Welcome New Interurban Car Line
Cedar Rapids authorities negotiate with Waterloo Cedar Falls & Northern Railway to establish a five cent fare interurban service from the city limits. Plans include through fast trains to Waterloo with steel cars and a two-stop local service, aiming for completion by September 13. Local franchise questions and street occupancy on Madison Street are under review.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar
Waterloo, Cedar Falle & Northern Railway Company
Marion City Railway Company
Fleet Avenue
Cane
Interurban Company
Case
Harrison Street
Twelfth Street
Cass Lines
Cedar Rapie
Madison Street
Sass
George Hedges
Cass
Dawley
Waterloo
Center Point
Finchford Notes and Local Visits Highlight Week
Frank Yocum and his son from Des Moines visit Finchford while Charles Dorman hosts Illinois cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Ballentine welcome a newborn son. Budd Sturm of California attends a large local picnic with L Ballentine. The Christian Sunday school prince moves to August 1. Ed Holland of Shell Rock visits relatives. Foley Cathartic Tablets advertise with claims of gentle cleansing and stomach relief.
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Finchford
Frank Yocum
Little Son
Des Moines
Charles Dorman
Illinois
Amos Ballentine
Frank Crail
Merwin
Mr. Craft
Harry Jennings
Waterloo
Winston Sunday
Budd Sturm
California
L. Ballentine
Columbus Junction
Prince
Ed Holland
Shell Rock
July Strawberries and Crops Featured in Market Report
On the public market this morning July strawberries sell for 20 cents a pint, with a potential big crop if rain arrives. The report notes threatened berry shortages if the drought continues, and mentions prices for ham, blackberries, corn, and potatoes. A woman waits outside a rent mill while people gather.
Three Men Arrested in Beach Assault Case
Bam Williams Nick Pappas and Spiros Ginalus employees of lorn ren fauracts were arrested by Omocer Wood on charges of inherent dbehavior. They allegedly assaulted women while bathing. All pled not guilty and their cases were continued to Wednesday morning. The women were subpoenaed to testify tomorrow.
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Bam Williams
Nick Pappas
Spiros Ginalus
Renfauracts
Omocer Wood
Imarh
The Evening Chit Chat on Criticism and Charity
Rate Cameron reflects on gossip and public criticism among businesswomen. Molly voices disdain for a fellow member’s candidate while a wiser speaker warns that unfounded remarks harm reputations and provoke jealousy. The piece urges restraint and learning from a past critique.
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Rate Cameron
Rural church work campaign comes to Mt Auburn
A team of rural church campaigners visits Mt Auburn on July 27 with free admission at the M E church. Speakers include Prof M A Hopser from the State Agricultural College and several ministers from Manchester Waterloos La Porte City and district superintendent Evans. Local residents host visiting relatives and attendances noted in society notices.
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Mt. Auburn
Sylvia
Edith Coats
West Liberty
Mrs. Fogle
Geo. Robertaan
Garrison
Claud Pollick
Ad Lupton
Missouri
Arthur Parry
Y . W. Woody
Cedar Rap
Pete Wiese
Capwel
Joan St. Clair
Sloan
Vinton
Hayward
Otis Stone
M. E. Church
M. A. Hopser
State Agricultural College
R. C. Keagy
Manchester
C. R. Rhode
Watersoo
H. B. Wilcox
la Porte City
Evans
Casket to be closed at Gates funeral
Friends may view the remains of Mrs. A F Gates at 739 Mullan Avenue West from 10 to 2 tomorrow. The casket will not be opened at the funeral. The last rites occur at the home at 3 oclock tomorrow afternoon with speakers including Rev. Spry pastor of First M E Church and Rev. DeWitt Clinton of Hampton, who officiated at the Gates wedding twenty three years ago tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Gates
Mullan Avenue
Aftev
Spry
M. E. Chiteh
Meg
JE. Johnson
Dart Company Reorganized as Pure Motor Truck Co
A reorganization of the Dart Manufacturing Co will form the Pure Motor Truck Co with about 850,000 assets at outset. The new firm takes all assets including raw material pattern dies and machinery from the old company and will issue preferred stock to raise funds.
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Dart Manufacturing Co
Deeg
Pure Motor Truck Co
Cach Gal
Very Bustling St Ansgar Family News
St Ansgar residents report births visits and homecomings. Willam Brogmus and wife welcomed a son born Saturday July. Dr G A Lott and wife and two children returned from Iowa City after visits. Jupp Weatenberger returned to Chicago. Mrs Hilmar Anderson and two children visited from Minneapolis. Mrs Martin grandmother returned from visiting in Iowa. R A Zimmerian and family returned to Branton Minnesota. Mrs Felter and daughter Maud visited from Fayette. Louis Steverwald and family arrived from Langmoun t Colorado. Win Bernstein and Rose left for Brodhead Wisconsin. George Tollefson arrived from Chicago for a few days with relatives. Miss Marie Knndt went to Chicago for two weeks. Miss Caroline Thompson returned from Madagascar as a missionary for a couple of years. Cady of Lincoln Neb visited W B Turner’s family.
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St. Ansgar
Willam Brogmus
G. A. Lott
Xong
Iowa
Jupp Weatenberger
Chicago
J.C. Westenberger
Famly
N. T. Nortom
Louis Steverwald
Langmount
Colo
Stuerwald
Lubiens
Mary Hegland
Marie Knndt
Caroline Thompson
Madveriscar
Cady
Lincoln
Neb
W. B. Turner
Steinmetz Advocates Individual Drive For Wealth
Dr Charles Proteus Steinmetz of General Electric Schenectady says to earn 100000 annually one must do what others do not. He criticizes socialism and government efficiency while praising Anglo Saxon unity and warning about war and education pay. Also reports accuse Joe Henning of robbery and other local notes.
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Molly
Schenectady
Charles Proteus Steinmetz
General Electric Company
Steinmetz
United States
Hague
Hunch Back at County Home Flight and Family News
A fragment from a county home story notes Mintz seeking transport for a trip to Guroer Boa mystery. Milas Jantzlik reacts to the county ward while Miss Namazick travels from Trement county. An infantile paralysis case prompts surgery for Newell Robinson as Foley Kidney Pills advertise.
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Mintz
Guroer
Milas Jantzlik
Trement
Miss Namazick
Garner
Newell Robinson
Frank Robinson
St. Francis Hospital
Opening of tt ll Tamson delayed for short time
The planned completion of the building for the rites was postponed. Crowding and work delays pushed back the opening, now estimated for a few weeks. Furniture from the Words Fraser company began arriving, with two carloads today and eighteen more expected soon.
Annual Palice Cloths Sale At Waterloo Draws Crowds
In Waterloo and nearby Ottawa area, the Palice Cloths sale is a long standing annual event known for orderly trade and trusted by locals. The gathering, held during the usual days of the week, attracts residents seeking fabrics and related goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Poopla Brewine
Local Women Survive 80 Foot Cliff Car Crash Near Los Angeles
Mrs. Mattie Mason and daughter Orbie Mason of Spokane were riding with Mrs. Nellie Kreutzer and daughter Mable when the auto went over an 80 foot cliff in San Antonio canyon. Kreutzer and Mable injured. Mrs. Mason and Orbie escaped with lesser hurts. Orbie crawled to summon help, reaching a powder plant before rescue. All were hospitalized in Ontario. Mason family residents previously lived in the city.
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Mattie Mason
Miss Orbie
Spokane
Wash
Los Angeles
Cal
Nellie Kreutzer
Mable
Ackley
Kreutter
Mra. Kreutzer
Cuiea
Kreutzer
Vicwes
San Antonio Hospital
Ontario
Mra
Mason
Will
Ian
Chere
Maison
Vaudeville at Electric Park Delivers Daring Stage Feats
At Electric Park this week the Joe Fanton troupé wowed audiences with daredevil flying rings and space gyrations performed without a safety net. Major Wright and his Dancing Pugs offered lively song and clog dancing while Orphea dazzled with multi instrument playing and encores. Azalea Fontaine showcased vocal vigor and contortion talent. The park theatre bill runs a full week including Sunday.
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Vaudevilly
Joe Fanton
Major Wright
Orphea
Azalea Fontaine
Park Theatre
Grocer Detains Loiterers. Warns Them Off
W A Berry, a grocery dealer at 499 Columbia Street, detained two young men loitering near his store. Police took them to headquarters. they were released after warning not to loiter again. Both claimed to be farm workers near the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Berry
Columbia Street
Y. W. C. A Visitors Reported In Past Week
The Y. W. C. A. rooms welcomed a list of visitors including Mrs. Y. P. Olson and Mrs. J. D. Ramsay from New Hartford along with Mrs. 8. A. Boyd and Mrs. W. G. Benninger from Oelwein. Other names include Miss Klotzbarh from Independence and Mrs. Alles C. Lauble from LaMoille.
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YP. Olson
J. D. Ramsay
New Hartford
A. Boyd
W. G. Benninger
Oelwein
Mise Klotzbarh
Independence
Alles C. Lauble
LaMoille
Gales Need
Hampton
Mra. C. IL. Wooldridge
Stewartville
Minn
Maude Dudley
Waterloo
Amy Mona
Earl Stebbans
da Porte
Hadith J. Schofield
Mario A. Keeney
Cedar Pals
H. A. Moore
David
J. $. Hart
Gloveraville, N
Jad Salts Helps If Kidneys Ache Says Local Ad
An old advertisement promotes Jad Salts as a cure for aching kidneys and bladder disorders. It claims the remedy cleans clogged kidneys, soothes back pain, and improves urine, recommending four ounces daily in water before breakfast. Sold locally by H. W. Taggart.
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Folka
H. W. Taggart
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