Eye Health Talk Highlights Child Vision Care
Dr. R E Russell spoke to Home and Education members at the Woman's club auditorium on preventable eye diseases and school screening. He urged eye care, proper washing, and caution against unclean pools, noting only a minority of states require school eye exams and advocating indirect methods to reduce costs.
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R. E. Russell
Eve
Woman's Club
Moon
United States
Evesigla
Russell
Bureau of Public Health
Public Health Service
Washington, D.C
The Nervy Antagonism of Public Quarrels
Side talks reveal a dislike of cross words in social spaces and the electric atmosphere when disagreements flare. The writer notes tense exchanges between service workers and the discomfort of witnesses, stressing that public quarrels embarrass guests and erode harmony.
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Ardfo
Beauty Creams and Face Treatments From An Old Guide
An old guide discusses cold and warm creams for skin care, noting their effects on chapping, sunburn, and wrinkles. It lists ingredients for homemade creams, including wax spermaceti almond oil and rose water, and warns against cheap mixtures high in soda. It also mentions skin stains from metals and advises bleaching recipes and skin care routines.
Child labor debate highlights Waterloo meeting
AL Thompson, teaching social science at Teachers College, warned that child labor harms growth and education and urged states to pass strict laws. He cited 219 children aged 1 to 15 employed in Waterloo industries, with 132 boys and 37 girls. He urged federal action and stronger state measures, noting women’s rising economic role and need for fair pay.
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New England
Tt. Thompson
Collex
Ghrett
Towa Fada
Phompson
Lawn
Jis
United States
New York
Fannie Hemenway
Elizabeth Kenney
Pauline Bassarear
Charlotte Fosnaugh
Laurene Rose
Mayme Egan
Greater Waterloo
Ettty
W. D. Ives
Alusic
Bernice Rawlin
Edith Wyant
Prenuptial Parties Honor Marie Potter
Marie Voiler soon to wed Kenneth Kawerman on March 24 is feted at several pre nuptial celebrations. Hostesses, showers, and a dinner party with hidden gifts, games, and dancing mark the gatherings, as friends toast the bride elect and her fiancé.
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Marie Voiler
Kenneth Kawerman
Catherine Adeleton
Black
Grace Tremont
CE. Bark
Critics Answered on School History Books by American Historical Association
The American Historical Association adopted a resolution at its annual meeting in Columbus Ohio. Fred J. Kluss of Westing School received a copy. The resolution defends truthful history teaching and rejects claims that scholars commit treason or push national arrogance. It urges balanced treatment for different education levels and opposes biased patriotism.
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American Historical Association
Columbus
Fred J. Kluss
Wostigh School
Bunker Hill
America
Tauchers
Association
Streetcar Company Reports Increased Revenue in January
Revenue for Waterloo streetcar lines in January totaled 18 491 38 with operating expenses 12 707 leaving net income 5 065 78 to apply to interest and upkeep. Passengers carried 202 925 with 10 cent fares 133 417 tickets 67 607 cent school tickets 2 500. Total monthly deductions from net income reach 14 429 17 leaving a reported loss of 9 362 25 for Rosebud club games and notes on local club meetings and socials.
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C. Bf. Cheney
Waterloo
Rosebud
Lorraine Dunham
Ruth Dunham
First Lutheran Ladies Aid to Meet at Church
First Lutheran Ladies Aid society will meet in the church parlor tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Henry Mueller and Mrs. C. G. Farmer as hostesses. A Wartburg league social Tuesday evening raised funds, with a box sale producing up to 3.35 dollars for the league treasury.
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Ed Margadant
First Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
Parelorg
Henry Mueller
CG. Farmaker
First Lutheran Wartburg League
Wiieda Bueneke
Hazel Dow
Blanche
Wath Gabriel
Henry Zupke
Great Increase in Call for Juvenile Books at Library
A February surge in juvenile book circulation at East and West libraries totalled 8,627, the highest monthly figure. East 4,409 and West 4,218, up 913 and 0 from 1924. New child patrons numbered 255, 132 in East and West respectively, driven by Miss Theresa Feyer eisen’s city school program and a campaign to engage girls in reading.
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East and West
Eist
West
East
Theresa Feyereisen
Lenten Services at St Luke's Lutheran Begin Thursday
Dr M S Lesher of Trinity Lutheran Burlington Ta will address the first in a series of Lenten services Thursday evening at St Luke's English Lutheran church where his son Rev Leland H H Lesher serves as pastor. Services will be held each Thursday evening until Palm Sunday with the pastor preaching after this week.
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M.S. Lesher
Trinity Lutheran Church
Burlington
St. Luke’s English Lutheran Church
Leland HH. Lesher
St. Luke's
Pioneer contracts 71000 concrete pipes in Fremont Neb
Pioneer Manufacturing Company signs a contract with Fremont Nebraska for the manufacture and delivery of 125000 in concrete pipes. Specifications call for 38000 feet of 97 inches and 33099 feet of 1 inch. Officials report a rush of business.
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Fremont
Neb
Pioneer Assuufacturing Company
Pioneer Company
Kindergarten Heads 10 Confer Saturday
East and west kindergarten teachers who formed a unit in the International Kindergarten Union will luncheon Saturday at Bilack's tearoom at 12:30. The union aids worldwide kindergarten interests, elevates training standards, and promotes establishment of kindergartens. Waterino teachers in both districts are enrolled 100 percent.
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West
International Kindergarten Union
Bilack
Waterino
Kinderfairten
Bertha Stiles
Ruby Henderson
Jancetine Spangler
International Union
Minneapolis
City in Brief Better optical service and more eye comfort
Local notices report a building permit issued at 322 Columbia for a $500 residence remodel. Other items include a scarlet fever quarantine for Jerry Neat, hospitalizations, travel, and deaths. Eye care ads and small local updates fill the brief, with election notices for Waterloo lodge and a liquor possession appeal in municipal court.
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Columbia
County Supervisors Approve Medical Society Contract
County supervisors approved a new contract with the Waterloo Medical Society to provide medical care for the poor at 2006 dollars per year starting April 1. Calls will come through the overseer of the poor. The Medical Society has not yet approved the deal.
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County Board of Supervisors
Waterloo Medical Society
Medical Society
Cedar Falls
LaPorte City
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