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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1912

Page

3

The Tragedy of the Mail Bag Reflections on Letters and Faith

A magazine style essay contrasts the mail bag’s tragedy with faith, recounting Rev. Charles Burdette’s vindication after decades of suspicion. It muses on letter writing’s lost art, urging readers to send uplifting messages to missionaries and neighbors as living letters of the church.

Charles Burdette Springfield Mass Rob Burdette Burdette Peo- Tis D. W. Magee Far East San Francisco Peoria Yestady

Adventist Services in Waterloo at Local Residence

Waterloos Adventist church listings show J. C. Clemens as pastor. Services held at 227 Mobile residence at 1 pm with Sunday school at 10 am Junior Y. P. A. at 2 pm and Young People's alliance at 7 15 pm prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7 0.

Adventist Seventh Day Hey J. C. Clemens Mobile Young People's Alliance First Jefferson and Park Avenue Iwest Edgar A. Vallant Pasper Third Avenue West Walnut Street Lime and Walnut John Bunyan Smith D. D Third Streets Bemus the Deserter Fifth and South I William H. Beachler Ninth Street West Church of the Brethren—Seventh and South A. F. Blough Grant Avenue Christian Workers United Brethren IN Christ Mhee and Allen R . Graves Walter H. Rollins Home Park Boulevard Union Thirteenth and Jefferson Lee A. Brink Bluff Emanuel Court House Square Lafayette Parks Avenue Enat L. W. Bock Rev. H. Mueller St. Luke's C. R. Lowe Fourth Randolph W. F. Spry Randolph Street Waterloo Mulberry Emory D. Hull Walnut Epsworth Stt. Paul's Broadway Center Edwards J. B. Johnson Epworth League Chorch Chautauqua Linden Archer Avenue George B. Shoemaker New Cedar Falls Road Douglas T. J. Fuller Linden Avenue Park Avenue Herbert Ware Reherd Edwin W. Lanham Cedar ‘Falls Christian Endeavor Westminster Fourth Street Wellington William Burton Sanford Northminster Presbyterian Ballou Street Avaton Avenue Westfield G. S. Lackland Miller Street Salvation Army Fifth and Water Wiliam Burkema Ensign Eagle Church

Waterloo Church Notices Highlight Miss Powers Return

Waterloo lists church services across denominations with multiple pastors and times. Readers learn Miss Gladys Beulah Powers, a reader and contralto, will perform locally before joining a Boston bureau engagement, while churches announce schedules and subjects for summer services.

President Roosevelt Could Have Withstood Taft Nomination

Washington reports say Chicago convention minutes show Roosevelt could have stood aside and backed a compromise candidate. Taft leaders, fearing defections, pressed on and renominated Taft as Roosevelt declined third-man offers and stayed loyal to Taft.

Washington Taft Chicago Roosevelt

Keeping Booka Ostriches on a Covena Farm

Mrs. Lela Love of Covena Georgia endorses Foley Kidney Pills claiming quick relief for sluggish kidneys. The note appears in a local column with a brief testimonial attributed to H W Taggart, presenting an agricultural piece on bird valuation and remedies.

Lela Love Wiley Love Covena Foley H. W. Taggart

Phrase from Puck cartoon dialog on genius and home life

The fragment notes a quip about whether living with a genius requires a genius and mentions asking a wife about it when going home. It appears as a light satirical line attributed to Puck. No named individuals or organizations are clearly present beyond the magazine context.

Reeder de Ruyter Puck

War Pictures With Text Coupon on Page 3

Readers are urged to share the War Pictures feature and text matter for schoolchildren. A coupon appears on page 3 guiding participation and related details.

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Waterloos Sunday Openings Promise Weekend Fun

Waterlooians can expect a lively Sunday with cinemas set to open for the first time in years, two sacred Cedar Falls concerts at the Majestic, baseball games at Cedar River park, and a busy Chautauqua and Electric Park program. Road dust may dampen motoring, but rain could improve conditions. Churches plan usual services as townsfolk seek varied entertainments.

Waterloo Majestic Theatre Cedar Falle Cedar River Park Lafayette Old Town

Waterloo Ministers Prepare Sermons on Sunday Theatre Opening

Plans announced this week indicate nearly all Waterloo ministers will preach Sunday sermons focused on the opening of theatres in Waterloo. Most services will be in the morning. several churches will skip evening service due to a Chautauqua event.

Waterloo

Men's Meeting In Lincoln Park At Y M C A

The Y M C A men's meeting is scheduled tomorrow at 3 30 in Lincoln Park. The Rev Lewis W Bock, pastor of Stianual Evangelical Church, will lead the services. The ad note promotes Chamberlains Tablets as a remedy for constipation with a sale through dealers and a coupon on page 3.

Congregation Sons of Jacob Fifth Street I. Lemanoaky Commercial Street Lincoln Park Lewis W. Bock Stianual Evangelical Church Chamberlain

Waterloo City Plans Street Improvements on West First

Notice states Waterloo Iowa city council will consider a resolution of necessity to grade curb gutter pave West First Street from South Street to Locust Street and the Grant Avenue Allen Street alley, with intersections, funded by assessments on abutting property and governed by law. Meeting set for July 32 1912 at 730 pm in council chamber.

Waterloo Iowa City First Street South Street Locust Street Grant Avenue Allen Street Fourth Street Fifth Street City of Went First Street RR. C. Thompson

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Comprehensive Quarterly Review Golden Text Matt Rev D. M. Stemma Jesus Christ R. V Lessen Matti Lazarus God Hell Jasus Earth Abraham Tlearing Fey Rahal Wis Jeanna Christ Powell Samvelw Purvis D.D JI Cor London New York Paris Philadelphia Berlin Budapest Nover Ange Rose Father Ada Baptist Waterloo Girl Gladys Powers United Evangelical Logan Avenue Dane J. M. Bamford Logan Ave Gladys Beulah Powers Daugh I. W. Powers West High Boston Brethren Catholic St. Joseph's Third and Edward J. Slattery D. P. Mulcahy St. Mary's Park Avenue East Lafayette Street Henry P. Rohlman D. J. Lenihan Christadelphian Fifth Church OF Christ Central Fourth and South Lewis P. Kopp Junior Christian Endeavor Church OF Christ (Scientist Jefferson Marsh Place Sycamore Streets Plymouth Public Lbrary East L. B. Hix Alta Vista Avenue Episcopal Fourth Street East George W. Hinkle St. Mark's Russell-Lamson Hall Evangelical Immanuel German Walnut and Vine Theodore Wolfram C. V. Smeby Cortlandt Street Emmanuel German Lutheran Church Walnut and Vine Ladies‘ Aid Society A. Haugen Cascaden Avenue Presbyterian Miss Powers White Lyceum Bureau of The Boston Transcript Steinerthall Barbara Frietchie Calvary Newelland Alrret I A. Haehlen East Park Kern and Cutler Frank Schroeder Christan Endeavor United Presbyterian Universalist Church of the Redeemer Fourth and Mulberry Effie McCollum Jones Union Holiness Mission Weat Fourth Street B. Gowland Waterloo Rescue Mission Fifth and Commercial Casebeer MM. R. Hughes Newell Waterloo Ministerial Union M. GC. A Pariors Edgar A. Valiant J. B. Tix VY. M.C. A Bridge Street FL M. Devendorf A.W. Hartquist D. Starr Reed Boys Y. We CG. A Century Sycamore Street Harriet A. Harvey Rac Mairhead Business Girls Independent Bible Miss Power Teddy R. L. Degon
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