Hoover to Attend Conference on Interior Water Resources
Herbert Hoover, secretary of commerce, will join eminent figures at the Fairport conference on interior water resources at the United States fisher s biology station. The event, spanning Wednesday to Friday, aims to assess rivers lakes and wetlands as transportation, storage, and life-support resources while stressing conservation and cross-disciplinary cooperation among biology chemistry physics sanitation hydrology and navigation experts. Water lilies will be featured as a food item on the conservation menu.
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Mouscatine
Hewart C. Hoover
Comerce
Harding
Cabiet
Conference On “Resources of Interioraters
United States Fishers Biological Station
Fairport
Ednesday
Iso
En‘neers
Nenu
Commercial cultivation of aquatic foods for American Indian diet
Articles of food derived from aquatic plants such as wild rice Wapato and water lilies, once indispensables to the American Indian diet, are now being grown commercially.
Iowa to Establish State Identification Bureau of Criminals
Des Moines is to host an identification bureau for apprehending criminals. Attorney General Ben J. Gibson announced the plan at the Iowa Bankers Association opening, with state and federal cooperation. The system will share crime data across counties and states, using federal Fort Leavenworth records and various city police galleries. Oscar Rock of the attorney general's office has developed the plan.
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Des Moines
Iowa Bankers’ Association
Ben J. Gibson
Bankers
Middle West
Fort Leavenworth
Oscar Rock
Attorney General’s Office
Isynagog Confirms Youths in Congregational Membership
The pledge to perpetuate the faith marks years of religious instruction. Confirmation services follow with a reception at the home or school where friends greet the graduates as they assume congregational responsibilities in the faith.
Royal Week in Waterloo Promotes Royal Baking Powder
Royal Week is announced in Waterloo with the Royal Baking Powder educational bureau guiding economical scientific home bake methods. The program distributes the New Royal Cook Book to households via grocers, aiding both seasoned cooks and beginners through home baking innovations and instruction.
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Royal Baking Powder Company
Royal Educational Department
Waterloo
Ingrown Toe Nail Promotes Quick Natural Correction
A noted authority cites Outgro as reducing inflammation and pain when applied around an ingrown nail. The antiseptic product, said to toughen surrounding skin, allegedly drives the nail outward overnight. Outgro is advertised as harmless and suitable for purchase at drug stores.
Cedar Heights Women to Discuss Cleanup at Council Meet
The Women’s cabinet council of Cedar Heights will meet tonight at the schoolhouse. With Mrs A H McCutcheon as chairman, reports on cleanup work and plans for a summer campaign will be presented. All residents and husbands are invited.
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Cedar Heights
Council
Women’s Cabinet Council of
A. H. McCutcheon
Epsonade Salts Promises Lemonade Like Relief
An advertisement claims Epsonade Salts blend real Epsom salts with fruit derivative salts to mask taste. A tablespoonful in cold water supposedly aids biliousness headaches or constipation, marketed as a discovery of the American Epsom Association.
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American Epsom Association
Jewish Shabuoth Feast Observed by Churches Next Sunday
Orthodox synagogues will observe Shabuoth on June 12 with reform congregations dedicating the day to covenant heritage. The festival, once a harvest thanksgiving, marks Moses receiving the law on Mount Sinai and is used as a confirmation day by youth in some communities.
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Mt. Sinai
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