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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1923

Page

12

Fruitful Souls and the Vine of Christ Sermon

The Universalist pastor Otto Raspe preached a Lenten sermon on The Fruitful Seas of the Soul. He argued Jesus embodies the indwelling Christ principle, the true vine through which life and power flow to all, urging nations and individuals to abide in Christ for fruitfulness and unity. He warned against self reliance without the Christ spirit and praised democracy, brotherhood, and peace as outcomes of Christ consciousness. Five air crashes killed five people in U.S. airplane incidents in 192%.

Universalist Serry Yeorning Otto, Raspe Jesus God America Jesus the Christ Christ

Roundhead reminiscences recall vanished town scene

F ABE MARTIN airs memories of Roundhead Ohio with Norton Pubey and Uncle Niles Turner. They discuss old homes on Spruce and Main, the Perley family, a Morgan grocery, and the Watson block. The talk wanders to the Peacock building, filling stations, the Valley House, and change as business shifts southward.

Norton Pubey Roundhead Ohio Iles Turner Niles Lemuel Atey Uncle Niles Alceys Norton Perley Amy Alice Lucy Morgan Hiram Morgan Watson Block Chillicothe Watson Billy Florence Crosby Treckon Ole Crosby National Newspaper Service

Franklin has biggest February in history

Syracuse March 5 February smashed our previous shipping records for that month, says H. H. Franklin, president of the Franklin Automobile company. January was a record breaker for shipments. Despite many cars shipped and current production, Franklin now has more unfilled retail orders on hand than ever before.

Syracuse H. H. Franklin Franklin Automobile Company Franklin

Fortieth Iowa General Assembly Returns to Des Moines

Des Moines March 5 Members of the Fortieth general assembly are returning to the city today and will sit from morning until late April. Daily sessions and committee night meetings are planned as the calendar fills with pending bills. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday mark the final filing days for new measures. The Tuck bill, passed the senate, faces a house vote as a special order Thursday and would cap property tax spending and bar new funding or refunding bonds. Opponents warn the measure could hinder meeting obligations.

Des Moines Senate Sax Eftics Ontjes

Diamond Dyes promise simple home dyeing for any fabric

A 15 cent Diamond Dyes package offers directions for dyeing or tinting fabrics at home. It claims color evenness with no streaking and guarantees satisfaction. Users are advised to tell the druggist whether the material is wool, silk, linen, cotton, or a mix.

Illinois House to debate tax exemption and road money bills

Early this week the house calendar includes a dior exemption law and measures prompting property of soldiers tax relief. The Fackler bill allowing primary road funds for improvements moves as a senate special order for March 8 after house passage. The Ranoldt bill to let county boards hire engineers is on the sanity calendar amid expected senate defeat. Committee reports on tax and highway bills are anticipated, with departmental consolidation talks ongoing. The canvasback duck can fly 130 to 160 feet per second, but usually 60 to 70 miles an hour.

House Senate Ranoldt Boards of Supervisors

Musterole for Cold Relief Promises Quick Comfort

Musterole is promoted as a warm soothing remedy for colds and bronchial symptoms. It claims blister free relief using oil of mustard and simple ingredients and is recommended by nurses and doctors for chest cold pains, sore throat, rheumatism, and other aches. Boxes priced 35¢ and 66¢.

Cadillac Week Glimpses at Morris Motor Co

Cadillac Week begins today with special spring model showings in Waterbury and other Morris dealers as the birthday of Antoine de la Mothe Cadillac is noted. The French explorer helped found Detroit and Fort Pontchartrain, impacting early New France and nearby regions.

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Mentho Sulphur Cream for Eczema Relief

A reader describes using Rowles Mentho Sulphur to cure itching eczema. The preparation allegedly dries eczema, soothes irritation, and clears the skin, with a call to obtain a jar from a druggist and apply like cold cream.

Saya Cadva Orusemant

French Pioneer Leader Inspires Gadilac Organization Brand

The text honors a French pioneer who governed the Louisiana territory for four years and died in France in 1730. It notes his coat of arms on a Car and claims his ideals live on through the Gadilac organization, linking his legacy to a national birthday celebration and corporate manufacture.

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