East Waterloo high school graduates receive diplomas
East Waterloo high school prepares for its forty-seventh annual commencements with an eight o'clock ceremony in the manual training auditorium. The program features a student chorus, several readings and musical solos, an oration on the Panama Canal, and the presentation of diplomas by J. W. Arbuckle. The class of 1913 numbers forty-one with officers led by Edgar Kober, Ruth Rath, Lyle Clay, and Vera Caffall. The class colors are purple and white, and the violet is the class flower. The school annual Orange and Black will be delivered tomorrow, and The Spectator will be published Monday with 186 pages.
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Manual Training
East Waterloo High School
Geibel
Effie McCollum Jones
Vera Caffall
Esaay
Wilma Newsome
Reading
New Education
Ruth Rath
J. W. Arbuckle
Board of Education
Parks
Edgar Kober
Lyle Clay
Very Caffall
Frank M. Abbott
Craig M. Arbuckle
Alvin Reuben Baker
Carl Baker
Hazel Beatrice Bronson
Helen L. Brownlee
Vera Mildred Caffall
Ella A. Chamberlin
Hulbert Craig Cheever
Raymond
the Spectator
West High
ZEMO Skin Trouble Cure Promises Instant Relief
A vintage advertisement extols ZEMO for itching and skin troubles from babies to adults. Claims immediate relief, guarantees refund if not satisfied, and cites a testimonial from F. W. Flowers of Oakdale Virginia. Available at first class druggists for 25 cents, or by mail from E W Rose Medicine Co. in St Louis.
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Zemo
F. W. Flowers
St. Louis
Waterino
J. Miller Drug Store
West Fourth Street
The Brilliant Stars of June and Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
The piece touts planetary “morning stars” Mars Venus Saturn and Jupiter by month end. It promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a star medicine for coughs colds croup and whooping cough and advises timely use to prevent bronchitis or pneumonia. Sold by all druggists.
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Mars
Venus
Saturn
Jupiter
Foley
Face Injury Follows Fall On City Street
Tom Moralee fainted while standing on the curb at Fourth and Sycamore streets yesterday. He struck his face on the pavement, suffering cuts but no skull fracture. He was taken to Presbyterian hospital in favorable condition and expected to return home to Greene, Iowa. Moralee works at a Greene restaurant and was in town for his brother John Moralee’s wedding.
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Fourth
Sycamore
Tom Moralee
Presbyterian Hospital
Greene
Moralee
John Moralee
Kidney Pills Restore Worker’s Health Says Morence Man
Mor ence Oregon resident Wm Morris reports fourteen years of kidney and bladder issues. He began Foley Kidney Fills eight months ago and claims they restored his ability to work, recommending Foley Kidney Pills sold by all druggists.
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Wm. Morris
Morence
Oregon
Pocahontas County Fights For New State Roads
Intense interest grows as Pocahontas county communities offer gravel loads cash and long work terms to win designation of new state roads. Petitions promise up to a thousand loads of gravel and hundreds of days of labor with teams. County Auditor L O'Donnell notes protests spur residents to back better routes and reduced county road costs.
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Ames
Pocahontas County
State Highway Commission
Pocahontas
L. O'Donnell
Immense Auto Industry Demands Cotton Bales
Industry insight notes the automobile sector uses about 1,500,000 bales of cotton for fabrics in tops and tires. Despite informed individuals, broad estimates miss the scale of demand across vehicles and components.
A J Strong to Leave East High
A J Strong resigns after four and a half years as head of the East High manual training department. He will join the University of Florida engineering department in Gainesville around Sept. 15, with a higher salary. The move ends his Waterloo tenure as students and community regret the relocation. Strong and his wife plan a summer stay in Waterloo before moving, with prior work at International Seal and Lock and Kalamazoo, Michigan.
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East High
A. J. Strong
C. W. Kline
Strong
University of Florida
Gainesville
Waterloo
Michigan
Iowa
International Seal & Lock Company
Kalamazoo
Mich
Out of the Fold heads Waterloo amusements bill tonight
Waterloo theatre offers Out of the Fold a rural life comedy drama noted for strong cast and beautiful stage settings. Tickets remain 10 cents, crowds have filled the venue for four weeks. Electric Park opens 1913 season next Monday with Lawrence Crane and Co. Irish Wizard as feature act.
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the Waterloo
Waterloo
Electric Park
Lawrence Crane & Co
Waterlooo Park Opens With Clever New Art Act
The present year features the park's cleverest art display yet, promising to be the talk of Waterloo during the engagement. The bill includes the American Newsboys' Quarte tte, Taylor Twins roller skating act, and G Herbert Mitchell, a renowned fanmaker, all poised to draw crowds. The park’s beauty and fifty concessions are ready for a strong opening week.
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Waterloo
Knight for a Day Ends Matinee Run After Delayed Setup
Production requires hours to stage causing no afternoon matinee. A knight for a day extends engagement into evening. A slate trailer car is needed to move scenery. Miss Priest leads a capable cast with a pretty chorus as Chicago favorite musical comedy. Tomorrow night amateur acts follow the finale.
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Whia
Chicago
Miss Priest
Amater Arts
Gets-It Corn Cure Promises Quick, Sure Relief
A vintage pitch extols GETS-IT as a rapid corn remover taking about two seconds to apply. It claims to rid all corns warts calluses and bunions without harming healthy skin and criticizes plasters salves knives and razors. Sold by druggists at 25 cents a bottle or by HE Lawrence & Co Chicago.
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HE. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
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