Anniversary Celebration at Grace Church Marks 40th W H M S
More than 100 women joined Grace St Pauls and First Churches in Grace church for the Woman's Home Missionary Society 40th anniversary. Luncheon followed by a program featuring songs talks and a birthday cake. Mrs William Walters presided. Miss Mildred Gleason spoke of future plans. a 20 member Mothers Jewels group attended.
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Woman's Home
Siory
Methodist Church
Grace
St. Paul's
First
Grace Church
William Walters
Grace Society
J. B Johnson
Mmes. Barr
Des Moines
Miss Laney
First Church
Mother's Jewels
Following Red Paint Through a Mountain Trail
Ruth Cameron writes of a spring hike up a mountainside guided by red paint blazes. The path twists and tests the group, demanding open minds as they cross a brook and enter a pine forest, learning surprises arise when preconceptions are set aside.
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Ted
Ibrook
Beauty Arms Exercise Advice for Women in Old Column
An instructional piece promotes simple arm exercises to firm and round arms. It recommends performing mirror workouts in a negligee, then repeated repetitions building muscle, with variations like simulated rowing. It also notes advertising tutoring and personal recommendations for finding pupils and mentions a doctor removing a facial mole.
Marriage Licenses and a Minor Traffic Collision
A list of marriage licenses issued in Waterloo and nearby towns includes Harold D. Rath, Mary B. Burrell, Gust Andros, Edith Williams, John B. Welbes, Leona Delagardelle, Casper Molienhauer, Stella Fisher, Floyd Myers, Mary Baker, Mayd Fox, Wilma Walker, Ernest Luck, Evelin Jepperson, Harold Fox, Laura Knapp, with various ages. A minor crash on Western avenue at Second street injured truck driver Paul Gosweiler and slightly injured A. T. Bukill. both cars damaged. Advertising is always NEWS.
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Lohengrin
Magda Fine Schmitz
Peter Wester
Gilvertville
Misses Schmitz
Marguerite Cordes
Waterloo
Rose Mangrich
Marguerite Shares
Gilbertville
Black's Dry Goods Company
J. B. Kaseht
Lafayette Street
Wangler Drug Company
Harold D. Rath
Mary B. Burrell
Gust Andros
Chicago
Edith Williams
John B. Welbes
Leona F. Delagardelle
Raymond
Casper W. “Molienhauer
Center Point
Sstella_Fisher
Floyd W. Myers
Dunkerton
Mary F. Baker
A. T. Bukill
Fourth Street
Western Avenue
Stinehart
Second Street
Paul Gosweiler
Mexican Press Shifts Tone After Revolution
Mexico City reports show newspapers no longer favor the Carranza line in coverage. The foreign office once directed clippings and articles to influence US views, distributing material from Latin American outlets while protecting against anti Mexican portrayals. Obregonist outlets faded as Obregon left the city.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Carranza
Servicio International
United States
Foreign Office
Manuel Carpis
Mexico
Central American Union
el Monitor Repulican
Obregon
Gen
Benjamin Win
Mexican newspapers flip with political tides in 1914 upheaval
In May Gen Francisco Murguia suppresses the Gonzales paper Mexico Nueveo as Gen Gonzales is reported absent. Carranza era papers shift allegiances, Robles and Beltran direct El Democrat a and El Universal while other small sheets fold due to Obregon attacks and Carranza government collapse. Provisional government plans to cut import duty on foreign newsprint to ease press shortages.
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el Democrata
Carranza
Burique
Virginia oystermen turn loss to profit with Marrennes comparison
Brown University Professor Philip H. Mitchell reveals that the green gilled Virginia oyster matches the Marrennes variety prized in France. During a Virginia greengill outbreak, the historically discarded oyster became a sought commodity sold to major hotels in New York and Washington.
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Providence
Virginia
Philip H. Mitchell
Brown University
France
Mitchell
New York
Washington
Federal Fisheries ‘Biological Station
Wood’s Hall
Mass
Goodbye Old Stove Becomes Junk Pile in Waterloo
In Waterloo a row of hardcoal stoves with brass and nickel trim were abandoned by owners and hauled to the junk pile after storage charges went unpaid. The Byvank warehouse on Lafayette and Sixth held them, but after selling the building and failed offers to repurpose the stoves they were junked for old iron.
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Waterloo
Byvank
Lafayette
Sixth Streets
The End of the Magazine Hardcoal Stove Era
The text notes high anthracite prices push homes without furnaces to abandon self feeding hardcoal stoves. It recalls when such stoves were luxury and now only junkmen take them, as furnaces become universal in small houses.
Patterns to Waterloo Evening Courier
To obtain the Courier up-to-date pattern of accompanying design, fill out the coupon and send it to Fashion Department, Evening Courier, Waterloo, enclosing 15 cents for each pattern. These terms allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible, but should reach you in ten days after sending in your order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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Edward Short
Goodwin
Ark
Rena Cramer
Parkersburg
S. QU. V
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Paterson
N. J
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Northminster Presbyterian Church
Misce Mancous
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Alice Beneston
Beneston
Alice Kelly
Austin McDonal
Fresno
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Carl Bingham
Mayrile McClellen
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Mise Rstalle Fishel
Kasper W. Mallenhauer
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G._D. Serrili
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Eva Putnam
Kklatter Klub
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Christchurch
J. W. Krapfel
California
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W. J. Richerson
Alesia
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First Lutheran
Minerva Club
Guay_ Parr
Frank Lang
Ruth Cameron
EDX
Kent Dporbes
Teachear
Postum Cereal Co
Battle Creek Mich
Virginia Oystermen’s
Optometrist
Black Hawk Bank
W. A. Cowell & Son
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Ll. F. Axtell
Underwood Mechanic
Waterloo Typewriter Company
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