Cedar Falls Editors Report on March Highway Meeting
Cedar Falls notes invite 75 Iowa towns to a March 12 meeting to form a Mason City Keokuk division of Pershing highway extending from Winnipes Can to New Orleans, aiming to cut 400 miles. Also covered are church group meetings, local nominations, and remarks on the league of nations from a Paris visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Mason City-Keokuk
Winnipes
Can
New Orleans
Graham
St. Luke’s Guild
John Peterson
Danish Baptist Aid Society
Fred Larsen
Ladies’ Aid Society
Bethlehem Church
Henry Hughes
Missionary Society of the Evangelical Church
Pastor's Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Paslors
George W. Hughes
Nation's League Vital to Peace of All Peoples
The speaker argues the League of Nations stands not as a debating society but as a covenant to uphold world peace. He warns Germany’s aggression shows the need for collective action and insists justice for liberated peoples requires steadfast international obligation. The heart of the world wakes, and the nations must act to stop future wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Nibo
Paris
Bylery Jan
League of Nations
Times
United States
Ho Mags
Théo
Waly
Nation’s League
Peace OF All Peoples
League
Germany
Hac
Worl
Serbia
British Foreign Office
Europe
Great Britain
France
Russia
Council of Statesmen
Motron
Europat
Dandruff Cure Ad Claims Hair Rescue
An old advertisement touts a home remedy to dissolve dandruff using four ounces of liquid argon applied at night. It promises hair restoration, stopping itching, and a gleaming scalp with repeated use, claiming the treatment is inexpensive and universally effective.
Notable Quote On Duty And Liberty In War Time
Fragmentary speech reflects reverent views on sacrifice in war and the duty of Americans to uphold liberty. It emphasizes unity, justice for all men, and divine guidance to act wisely without counting the cost. The passage conveys a patriotic mood amid conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Horses and Mules Sent Across to Help Entente
A New York Times report shows up to Jan 11, 1919, the United States shipped 87,945 animals overseas for the war effort. Cavalry horses numbered 6,489. draft horses 3,194. draft mules 18,088. pack mules 975. Total losses en route were 1 per cent. Purchases overseas reached 152,936 animals with France supplying 109,848 horses and 9,341 mules valued at about 49 million dollars overall. The American Expeditionary Forces on Dec 25, 1918 held 191,431 animals including 26,023 cavalry horses and 109,528 draft horses. Losses by Dec 21, 1918 totaled 42,311 animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtons
D.C
New York Times
Tata
France
Spain
Great Britain
Cuba Faces Third General Strike In Six Months
Havana March 5 The third general strike Cuba has faced in six months began last midnight as union workers estimated at about 75,000 quit work. The walkout results from building trades unions demanding an eight hour day a half holiday on Saturdays and a substantial wage increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RD General
Cuba
Associated Press
Havana
Building Trades
Royal Arch Masons Special Convocation Notice
Royal Arch Masons No 62 will hold a special convocation at Masonic Temple on Thursday March 6 1913 starting at 3 pm Work will be on the Royal Arch Degree Dinner at 430 pm then work resumes All Royal Arch Masons are invited C B Redmon H P Geo C Welker Secy advertisement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle Gnapher No
Masonic Temple
Royal Arch
B. Redmon
H. P
Geo. C. Welker
Seu
Traer's 90 Year Old Pioneer G Jaqua Portrait
G Jaqua is described as Traer’s oldest citizen at age 90 with a life story spanning land purchases in Iowa, early settlement, and long community service. The piece honors his family, his diary habit, and his lifelong interest in history, education, and public affairs, recalling his 19th century roots and 20th century reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Jaqua
Traer
Rene Paecere
Tanusy
Malas
Stoginbost
Mississippi Rivera
Acura
Jaqun
Anid Daueht
Agceulture
Joemed Wilson
Tor
Wilaon
Hart
Wson
Congress
Af. Smoith
Jaqua
Tami
Assermbis
Dla
Tam
Birdaqua
Geometey
Wew
Jaquy
Old Mexico
Prescott
Miso
Ree
Births Reported in Local Area Names
Birth notices list several new arrivals with parents and dates. The items mention Mr and Mrs Andrew Fannon, Ernest Riek, Leonard Orel, Clyde Mowsrd, and others with vague location hints such as township and street. Details are partially garbled but indicate multiple families welcoming children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew d Fannon
Xinavairen
Morneland Unies Waranign Township
al Aun
Wasa
Ernest Riek
Korn
Lonard Orel
Clyde N
Federal Reserve Banks Surplus Grows as Reserve Board Reports
A report from the Federal Reserve Board states that the combined surplus of the twelve Federal Reserve banks increased after the recent congressional amendment to the Federal Reserve Act. The change, enacted by Congress, raised the surplus levels and reflected a stronger reserve position across the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinon
Congress
RAD Ags Do
JY Federal Reserve Banks
Salil i Reserve Board
Stop Pain Neuralgia Relief Advertisement Claim
An old line advertisement touts Uniment neuralgia relief promising instant, non burning pain relief by gentle rubbing on nerves. It claims safe use on face head or any body part, with a small bottle sold at drug stores and delivers "absolute" freedom from pain and suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobs
Wizard Oi and Liver Whips Recall Safe Claims
An old advertisement touts Wizard Oi as a quick penetrating antiseptic for rheumatism joints and muscles with said capabilities for cuts burns bites and stings. It also promotes Wizard Liver Whips pink pills at 30 cents with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promised Pure Vegetable Remedy
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable alternative to calomel. It claims the tablets cleanse the liver and bowels, improve complexion and appetite, and relieve constipation with no dangerous after effects, selling widely at 10c and 73c per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Fifty Year Old Remedy Eases Colds and Coughs
A long standing family remedy claims rapid relief for coughs colds and mild bronchial attacks. Marketed as indispensable it is sold at 6 cents and 1.20 dollars, promising quick improvement and a lasting place in the medicine cabinet.
Army personnel seek fare cuts in intercity rail travel
A tentative Interstate Commerce Commission report examines a private complaint by William H.R. Golden alleging unlawful discrimination against officers, enlisted personnel, and nurses of the army navy and mobile corps. The case questions reduced passenger fares for military travelers in a bid to ease travel costs amid wartime conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Mareh S.C
Railroad Administration
Army
Navy
Mebile
Interstate Commerce Commission
William HR. Golden
Digestive Relief From Pape's Diapepsin Claims
An old advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as instant relief for indigestion gas upset stomach and stomach distress. It asserts a jet of relief occurs as soon as a tablet is taken and claims the tablets are pleasant harmless and effective for stomach woes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levy
Pape
Influenza Epidemic Warns of Severe Global Death Toll
The epidemic is described as the worst of its kind with global death rates surpassing all prior flus. Survivors face lasting weakness and chronic health issues as blood shows impoverishment from the disease. Dr Shallenberger offers broad examinations for sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de. Shallenberger
Shallenberger to Visit Waterloo at Hotel March 8
Dr Wilbert Shallenberger, Chicago specialist, will visit Waterloo at Hotel Russell Lamson on Saturday March 8 for his 225th appointment and return visits every 28 days. He offers expert treatment for chronic diseases, nervous disorders, eye to rectal issues, and private illnesses with free consultation, claiming rapid diagnosis and personalized formulas. References include the Argaxel State Bank in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert Shallenberger
Chicago
Waterloo
Russell Lamson
Mississippi River
Chia
Bayonda
Pwikh
Shallenberger
SchaYenberger
Also Mentioned on This Page
George H. Twaddle
Waterloo Evening Courier and Dale
West Fourte
Btreet
Lawn City
Pershing
Mmes. Leslie and
Leo Hughes
Catholic Ladies’ League
Andy Washington Streets
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
W. A. Bennett
Daughers
Luther League of St
Hostrop
Caroline Winter
Western Old People's
Blairstown
Fred M. Rowne
Sartori Memorial Hospital
M. F. Cox
State Auditor’s
Des Moines
G. B. Waterman
Herbert M. McDougall
Ames
Iowa Conservation Association
Permanseur
Entente
Royal Arch Masons
Pourtie Street
Lng Fss
Lama Counks
Corajetny
Israel
le Rendal
Vraor
S. H. Davis Ladies’ Tailor
Waterloo Theatre
Wafayette St
Milan
Lhsere
St. Jacinimen
Dr. King
Papi
Shallenperger
Tao
James Eaton
Vinton
Aatress Datlers
Loa Wiilbert Skallewaurgra
Oakwood Blvd
Omicago, Thik
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