Town Talk notes visitors and travel in Waterloo area
Attorney Fox and Mrs. F P Keane return from Dunkerton vacation. W M Higbee of Fairbank on business in Waterloo. Miss Hazel Nichols of Tracr visits brother Nichols and friend Bertha Van Ingan. Mr and Mrs AL Proton of Makooketa Ia visiting Mrs Droxon sister Mrs Wm Powell. Mr and Mrs E H Gilbert and family of Geneseo NL with Mrs F M Powell of Chicago arrive in Waterloo for a few days visiting T Powell and family. Ned Van Metre of Cedar Rapids on a short business visit. Mrs E Reynolds and Mrs Charles L Sterling travel to Oskaloosa for funeral of Chris Boyce. their mother Mrs Du Bouy accompanies them home. Misses Helen Chamberlain and Mabel Sandwick of Newark Valley NY stay as guests of Miss Alvira Tyler on South Street for an informal party with music, dancing, and night refreshments.
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Attorney Fox
F. P. Keane
Dunkerton
W. M. Higbee
Fairbank
Waterloo
Hazel Nichols
Tracr
Nichols
Bertha van Ingan
Airbank
Irving Hotel
AL Proton
Maquoketa
E. Reynnlds
Charles L. Sterling
Great Western
Oskaloosa
Chris, Boyce
du Bouy
Helen Chamberlain
Mabel Sandwick
Newark Valley
N. Y
The Most Agonizing Pain The Human Body Presents
Excerpts discuss pain sources from irritation to neuralgia of the fifth nerve and the extreme agony of dental nerve rupture during tooth extraction. It notes fingertips and tongue as highly sensitive, compares surface injuries, and cites Pearson's Weekly. The Joy of Pockets recounts a pocketless costume ball and the burden of lacking a place to put hands, humorously illustrating personal discomfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson’s Weekly
London Chronicle
Palestine lecture draws large Waterloo crowd at First Presbyterian
A large overflow gathering at the First Presbyterian church heard Dr Westenberg’s illustrated sermon on Palestine and its people. The talk emphasized Jerusalem scenes, Mt. Moriah, and the Mosque of Omar with personal, lifelike pictures. Next Sunday will feature Jerusalem streets and Esdraelon routes.
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First Presbyterian Church
Dr. Westenberg
Palestine
Waterloo
Jerusalem
Omar
Mt. Moriah
Solomon
Araunah
David
Parole Board Won’t Reopen Walsh Case
The federal board of parole declines to reconsider banker John R. Walsh's case as President Taft’s clemency stance remains tied to indictments still active. Wheelchair theater listings note Walsh would be eligible to apply July 31, with the board meeting at Leavenworth in September under existing rules.
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Washington
Federal Board of Parole
John R. Walsh
Taft
Seash Hall
Monlaw Walsh
Leavenworth Penitentiary
E. J. Waddell
Eastern Shore Herald
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Ed. Shipman
Shell Rock
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Waah
Maytag-Mason Motor Co
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Wm. EB. Waddey
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United States District Court
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