Do Your Shopping Early In Cold European Times
The Courier notes American travelers can find copies in major offices across Europe. It urges shoppers to visit stores in the morning to avoid crowds and late hours, praising clerks while warning that late Saturday hours cause fatigue and grumpy service.
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the Courier
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Waterloo Courier
Lordon
Trafalgar Building
Northeusterland Avenue
American Expreme
Haymarket
Dawe's Steamship Agency
Green Street
Parie
Boulevard Des Capucines
Opera
American Express
Rue Ferihe
Perlin
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Welding Denominations Unite for Country Community Church
Rev. M. B. McNutt of Plainfield Indiana describes a united country church model. At his Plainfield church six miles from town a 500 member congregation and a 2460 modern brick building emerged in under ten years. Denominations join in worship and social life with clubs, gospel teams, baseball teams, lecture courses, debating societies, singing schools and a print shop run by the church and youth.
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M. B. McNutt
Plainfield
Inl
Routine Tragedies and Public Strains Mix With Opinion
The piece surveys varied topics from Rockefeller’s office consultation on oil trust reorganization to public health tips and editorial stances. It notes Luke Lea’s blood transfusion incident, praise for ordinary hardships, governance woes in Ottumwa, and criticizes Southern Democrats on tariffs. It also touches typhoid vaccination, magazine trusts, and a Barnard College graduate cast in Chantecler.
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John D. Rockefeller
Oil Trust
Standard Oil
Luke Lea
Ten- Bessée
Policy Reversal and Cross Border Trade Questions
A Davenport Democrat comments on leadership changes and policy reversals shaping Iowa colleges and national issues. He questions appointments, resignations, and the logic of reciprocity in Canada, noting opposing effects of proposed agreements and urging scrutiny of optimistic claims.
The Let-Live Club Tale in Evening Chit Chat
In this vignette a Mrs A narrates how gossip about a woman who loved too well tested her friendship. The friend’s courage, the sting of rumor, and the woman’s quiet grace show how judgment tests bonds and leaves dignity intact despite gossip and social pressure.
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Molly
Khr
Ant
Eyme
Cedar Falls explores city growth and timing
Citizens debate a large and wetter city plan. The question centers on when urban expansion would take root and whether Cedar Falls has long used a misleading approach. Local officials weigh potential benefits and risks of a bigger metropolis.
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Cedar Falls
Let-lives Club Extends Invitation to Join
In a fragment from a reportage, a speaker recalls moved by a vow to protect others’ privacy after early life mistakes. A woman named Molly inspires a silent, duty bound “let-lives” club where members pledge to avoid spreading private pasts and to extend an informal invitation to others to join.
Cement production hits new high in 1910 gains record
United States Geological Survey figures show Portland natural and puzzolanic cement output in 1910 reached 76,934,675 barrels valued at 68,052,771 dollars. Compared with 1909 output rose 16,244,960 barrels, up 15.3 percent, while value jumped 26.9 percent to 68 million dollars, signaling strong trade conditions.
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Washington
Ernest I. Burchard
United States Geological Survey
United States
Burchard
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Endorsed by Drug Co
A Pasadena drug firm endorses Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as an efficient non narcotic expectorant suitable for children. The letter from C H Ward Drug Co via secretary C L Parsons states the remedy relieves colds without nausea and urges readers to obtain the original in the yellow package from J K Joder & Son.
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Cal
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C. H. Ward Drug Co
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Treas
Foley's
J. K. Joder & Son
Jarnagin's funds found to be short at Cedar Falls post office
Inspectors reported Post master J W Jarnagin was several hundred dollars short in his accounts, likely around 450 dollars, due to poor bookkeeping. Assistant post master Frank Stevens took charge, and friends contributed to cover the shortage. No criminal intent alleged. many friends express sympathy and hope for a favorable outcome.
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Cedar Falls
J. W. Jarnagin
Frank Stevens
Jarnagin
Mr. Jarnagin
Lawn City
Waterloo
Law School Head Named at Iowa City and Inspector Appointed
State board of education meetings in Cedar Falls elevated Austin W Scott to head the Iowa City law school while Prof Mitchell became state high school inspector succeeding Ensign No presidency change at Ames The state school for the blind at Vinton will be under board control The Nelsons library addition updates and park service plans are noted Bowman newly appointed University of Iowa president formerly Carnegie Foundation staff and ex Courier Waterloo reporter plus a social outing for Men of the Grip scheduled for July 1
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State Board of Education
Roger Leavitt
West
John G Bowman
University of Iowa
New York City
E. W. Stanton
State College
Ames
Austin W. Scott
Iowa City
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Clinton
Ensign
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Harvard
State School For the Blind
Vinton
Board of Education
T. Lambert
W. R. Bord
WC. Lang
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W. E. Reavis
Evangelical Choir
Marquis
Courier
John G. Bowman
New York
Bowman
Carnegie Foundation Fund
Davenport
Iowa
Waterloo
Grip
Cedar Falls Travel Club Plans River Picnic at Voorhees Camp
The traveling men of Cedar Falls plan an all day outing up the river at the Voorhees camp. Cedar Falls celebrates a large cadre of traveling men who are strong boosters for the city.
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Voorhees
Hose Company No. 4
College Hill
Tommy Kirk
Tom Kirk
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Tommy
Young Kirk
Officer Enion
George Hughs
Foley's Kidney Remedy Promoted for Chronic Kidney Disease
Foley's Kidney Remedy is promoted for chronic kidney and bladder trouble. It is described as regulating and controlling kidney and bladder action, healthful, strengthening, and invigorating. J. K. Joder & Son.
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Foley’s
J. K. Joder & Son
Ordination to Presbyterian Ministry Delayed Over Doubts
New York June 29 The ordination of G. E. Bevans of this city a Union Theological Seminary and Yale graduate has been deferred. A Brooklyn presbytery committee found some of his theological views unacceptable to a majority, delaying the ordination.
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New York
G. E. Bevans
Union Theological Seminary
Yale University
Presbyterian Appoints Panel On Ordination Questioning Bevans
The presbytery appointed to confer further with the applicant for ordination between now and September. Bevans appeared for examination, outlining views on Christianity and doctrine. He stated Jesus Christ’s divinity aligned with Union Seminary standards but rejected full divinity, supported modern religious interpretation over traditional superstition, and showed unsettled views on miracles.
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