Jowa Negro Educator Spurs Black Craft at Piney Woods
Lawrence C. Jones, born in Marshalltown, Iowa, founded Piney Woods school for Negro children in Mississippi eight years ago. The program featured boys and girls displaying skills in broom making, sewing, cooking, and crafts, with nine graduates presenting trade-focused speeches and live demonstrations. May solicit funds in Waterloo to support the school’s 18-person faculty and 150 boarding pupils.
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University of Iowa
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I Gave Way to Drink and Found a Remedy
A reader recalls severe illness from stomach trouble and a near death wish. The ad claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cures catarrhal mucus and inflammation of the digestive tract, promising a money back guarantee. Wangler Bros Hansen Nansen druggists are named as distributors.
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Red Cross aids by getting food to Roumanian people
Bucharest reports from June 22 describe the American Red Cross and relief administration delivering scarce foods to Roumania. Hoover ship with 900 tons milk and 3,000 tons fat arrived at Constanza, easing prices. sugar had fallen from 4.50 to about 1, and cloth thread prices dropped as shortages persist due to transportation issues.
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