Golden Wedding Brightens Barclay Township Record
Mrs. Alfred Brown and her husband celebrated their golden anniversary at home in Barclay township after 60 years of marriage. They have five children and 19 grandchildren, with Wilas Parker and other pioneers as guests. Brown recalled early prices and long journeys, contrasting past building material shortages with today’s convenient orders.
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Alfred Brown
Barclay Township
T. F. Rice
Brown
Augustus Brown
Barclay
Henry Oliver
Sarah May
May
Wilas Parker
Jesup
Parker
Buchanan County
Edward Brown
Hattie Stutzman
Des Moine
Jennis Hobbs
Denver
Cole
Libbie McKibben
CG. A. Lewis
Waterloo
Erie County
Black Hawk County
Alice A. Wilson
Mrs. Brown
J. J. Thompson
Mr. Brown
Dubuque
Northminster Auxiliary Seeks Fresh Ties After Meeting
The Northminster Ladies' Auxiliary met yesterday with about forty members present led by Mrs. Harry Miller. Mrs. Frank Bernheiser and Miss Helen Miller contributed to the program. Refreshments were served by Mines, Lee Ingersoll, and Jacob.
Cause of gout and rheumatism tied to uric acid rise
Propar N H Strauss of Royal Charity Hospital Berlin explains gout rheumatism and lumbago arise from increased uric acid in blood serum due to kidney disturbance. Warns of symptoms like back pain cloudy urine and headaches and prescribes regular fluid intake and ANuRIC or Asvencic as kidney flushing tonics.
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H. Strauss
M. D
Royal Charity Hospital
Berlin
Levison
Strauss
Svrauss
Churches Meet for Studies and Socials in Town
Local church circles gathered yesterday for shared study sessions and social events. Universalist Woman's Missionary Society discussed World Peace and World Missions, while Calvary Evangelical hosted Border Bearers class with piano pieces and revival planning. Union Congregational announced an A Civil War Drama film night with a candy sale, and First Evangelical planned dishes for the dining room campaign. United Presbyterian reported officer elections, and Sacred Heart planned a Saturday bake sale. Deborh Society hosted husbands for supper with readings and music, and several groups held thimble bee gatherings, ukulele performances, and devotional activities at multiple church venues.
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Sol Siety
Wisconsin Players Showcase Innovative Theatre at East High
The Wisconsin Players impressed with sincere, unhackneyed acting and inventive staging in three one act pieces Orange Blossom A Florentine Masque and On the Pier at East High. Difficulties with a small stage were met with subdued lighting improvised scenery and audience imagination.
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Wisconsin
East High Auditorium
Sobelde
San Francisco
Chinatown
Waterloo
New East High School
M. A
Peoples Furniture Co Opens New Store in City
Peoples Furniture Co, long established at 706-08 Lafayette Street, moves to larger quarters at 226-28 Fifth Street East. Opening night Friday March 2 with music and flowers, discount on all merchandise during the week starting Saturday March 3. Price lists to appear in Friday's Courier and Reporter.
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Lafayette Street
Fifth Street
The
Peoples Furniture Sontbiny
Lenten Services and church talks at local parishes
The woman's auxiliary of Christ Episcopal church meets tomorrow at 3 p m at Mrs Charles A Millis home with a litany and sermon at 7 30 p m by the rector on How a Lad Saved the Life of One of the World's Greatest and Best Men Music by the boys choir Rev John S Cole conducts service at St Mark's Episcopal tonight May O C Fox rector to preach at Cedar Falls The city government of New York costs about two hundred million dollars yearly
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Christ Episcopal Church
Charles A. Millis
John S. Cole
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
O. C. Fox
Cedar Falls
Police warn of late tip on Nevada murder suspect
Quan Sue, a Chinese man, was wanted in Nevada on a murder charge but information reached Waterloo Chief J. Caldwell too late for an arrest. Sue's wife, relieved, described him as leaving for Charles City by auto after arriving in Waterloo Monday night. officers traced him briefly but lost him. The couple had run a laundry business.
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Quan Sue
Nevada
Policy
J. 1
Caldwell
Sue
Waterloo
Charles City
Lettle
Police Matron Handles 79 Cases in February
Police Matron Myrtle Darr kept busy in February managing 79 cases and housing prisoners in the matron’s quarters. She conducted visits to the Whiting station and passenger depots. Twelve women were arrested and held without bonds, while she cared for 47 others.
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Myrtle Darr
Whiting
Noted Foot Remedy Ad for Relief and Comfort
A vintage advertisement touts a foot care remedy for tired feet. It claims the product draws out poisonous exudations causing swelling, stops pain from corns and bunions, and promises immediate relief. Priced at 25 cents per box, it appeals to workers who stand long hours.
Cases at her office and answered 33 cas outside
A fragment notes 77 foreign steamship terminals in New York harbor and references cases at her office with additional cas outside, indicating procedural or administrative context in a harbor setting.
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New York Harbor
Simple Home Shampoo From Canton Drug Store Ad
An old advertisement promotes a cheap shampoo made by dissolving a spoonful of canthrax in a cup of hot water for full coverage. It claims to cleanse hair and scalp, remove dandruff and oil, leaving the hair soft, fluffy, and evenly dried with a healthy halo appearance.
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Ita
Mtvantake
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