The Selfish Boy
Frank a sickly boy grows selfish at table and with gifts. His mother and family teach sharing by making him experience self focus. Christmas and New Year reveal his change as he helps Anne Murphy's boy and receives a desk as a reminder to give. Grandmother guides him to write a pledge to act for others.
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Frank
Charlotte
Anne Murphy
Murphy
Ant Charlotte
Aunt Charlotte
Anne
Murphy Boy
McClure
New Yorsity
Ola Witch Bolak
Citrolax Laxative Ad Claims Quick Relief
An old ad extols Citrolax as the best remedy for constipation and related ailments. It promises fast action without pain or nausea, pleasant lemonade flavor, and thorough flushing, urging readers to ask their druggist for CIPROLAX.
Bachelors Fete Dno loyal Member at Y M C A Club
The Y M C A boarding club for bachelors held a farewell banquet for Carl Davis soon to be wed to Miss Zola Sweet of Davenport. J E Jordan led speeches while Harl Sadler toasted the Davis Sweet romance. The group noted 168 members since formation, 68 married, and three had died.
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Carl Davis
Leavitt & Johnson Trust Company
Y Club
Davis
Zola Sweet
Davenport
Harl Sadler
Sadler
Mr. Davis
Thomas Buys Elk Run Aeroplane Factory for Aviation School
H B Thomas from Evanville Ind has purchased Elk Run aeroplane factory. He plans aircraft production and a school of aviation. With eight years in the field his engine is touted as highly powerful. Officials seek Waterloo as a stop in the around the world contest. Thomas aims to build his law offices at 4033 West Fourth Street opposite Union Station. Ralph A Dunkelberg has moved.
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H. B. Thomas
Evanaville
Ind
Elk Run
Eareavor
Waterloo
Thomas
Pas- Street
Union Station
West High Seniors Hold Commencement in First M E Church
A large audience witnessed West High seniors perform at the First Methodist Episcopal church. Valedictorian Florence Lichty and salutatorian Huldah Zilmer led a program of readings music and diplomas. Hukill awarded diplomas to forty eight graduates and praised local schools' educational progress.
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West High
Methodist Episcopal Church
Florence Lichty
Huldah Zilmer
Old West High
Mary Helen Brown
Graduation at College of Commerce Honors Duty and Diligence
Judge Bane of Oelwein gives practical career advice at graduation for 110 graduates of the College of Commerce. Miss Louise Lintner and Miss Patti Lindner perform, with mothers marching in and a large American flag displayed. The speaker warns of life’s obstacles and urges loyalty, integrity, and avoidance of strong drink as the graduates enter the business world.
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Thair
College of Commerce
Grace M. SE. Church
Judge Bane of
Louise Lintner
Patti Lindner
Misa Louise Lindner
Bune
Rane
Bryan's Chautauqua Talks This Summer
Secretary of State Bryan plans a chautauqua circuit lecture tour this summer if national affairs permit. He hopes to deliver one talk on July 4 in North Carolina, contingent on the State Department's conditions, and will lecture under the Saint Chautauqua circuit as he did last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bryan
State Department
North Carolina
Saint Chautauqua
Anil of Morality Class Commencement Remarks and Diploma Ceremony
An oration on morality urges high class standards and avoidance of drunkenness for young women seeking success. Judge Rape delivers remarks as President Erklund presents diplomas to Nekinnad’s class, highlighting determination and right conduct as keys to achievement.
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Clase
Pir
Indiana
Worner
Jadie Rane
Cad
Owentunthy
Nekinnad
Erklund
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Sulelee
Studebaker
Detroit
Central Auto & Supply Co
Sycamore Street
Chicago
Minoix
France
Tssume
Nico
CuicaGco
Burch’s
Advertiser
Y Boarding Club
Benedict
Florence
Licate
Ian OF
M. E. Church
Wil
The
Shredded Wheat Company
Niagara Falls, N.Y
J.K. Joder & Son
W. 4Th St
Q. L. McDermott
St. Red Cross Drug Co
Great Western
Kansas City
Waterine
EP. Bretz
AL C. G. We. Repos
Sycamore
Iowa
H. T. Eberhart
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