Am Now Cured of Epilepsy? United Doctors Debate Cure
Miss Lula Lane of Oakwood Illinois shares her seven year struggle with epilepsy and nervous trouble. After a year under United Doctors treatment she reports no fits and improved memory while noting she paid in full and has since received no further charges. The doctors say continued treatment may be required to ensure permanent relief.
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United Doctors
Waterloo Institute
Marsh Place
Lula Lane
Oakwood
United
Cholera Epidemic Reported Less Serious in Fiawali
Honolulu March 6 cholera report shows the outbreak at Fiawali appears less serious. Last night only one new case, bringing total cases to twenty nine.
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Honolulu
Fiawali
Dry Cleaning Talk on Process and Dedication
The article explains that dry cleaning is not actually dry nor magic but uses gasoline naphtha benzene and other petroleum products for cleaning. It emphasizes that success comes from experience study and proper equipment and that a plant with collection and delivery capabilities ensures superior work.
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Hart
Lawn City Pair Weded 60 Years
Fifty years ago today Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cummins were married in Ohio in 1861. Now Cedar Falls residents, they have lived in Decorah Waverly College Bill and Carthage Missouri before settling in Cedar Falls since 1890. Relatives and friends visit as the couple reflects on Lawn City growth. Also notes Normal Byte staff elected Chauncey Houstman editor Paul Davis business manager and Margaret Lamberty local editor for the 30 page weekly with about 2,000 circulation. P Marion Simms will lecture on The Calf Path at the Presbyterian church. First Congregational choir presented a sacred concert with Miss Wheeler and Miss Coheen soloists. Mrs. Wm. Hearst spoke on Music as a Help to Worship. Booker T. Washington lectures March 14 amid high demand for seats.
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Cedar Falls
J. H. Cummins
College Bill
Ohio
Decorah
Waverly
Thia State
Carthage
Chauncey Houstman
Olin
Paul Davis
Margaret Lamberty
P. Marion Simms
Vinton
Presbyterian Church
Simms
Samson
Prof
Fullerton
Miss Wheeler
Miss Coheen
Walnut Street Baptist Church Receives 105 New Members
Morning services at Walnut Street Baptist saw 105 new members admitted and 534 in Sunday school. Rev H G Beeman preached briefly before communion, with additional new members received in the evening. Sunday school attendance included 102 in the men’s class and sizable attendance in other classes. Other local churches reported similar receptions and activities, with announcements of meetings and services throughout the week.
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
H. G. Beeman
Banner
Searchlight
Philatheas
Wade Brown
Howell
J. H. Hoover
T. G. McManus
Brotherhood of the First Presbyterian Church
John W. Rath
Fifth Street East
New Hartford Community Updates and Church Events
New Hartford notes report visitors like Harry Eells and Prof. Clemmer, a quarantined M E pastor family, and a Masonic school session led by C D Becker. Local births, baptisms, ordinations, firefighting injuries, and civic gatherings fill the week with social and religious activities.
Men Work Strike Pends In Chicago
Chicago March 6 despite a qualified strike order issued to the building trades on Saturday most of the men reported for work today pending a meeting scheduled for this afternoon crews began returning to job sites as talks continue to avert a stoppage.
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Pends
Chicago
Rate decisions a boon to business, says Henry Clews
Henry Clews argues that raising rates wages and prices would be dangerous and that Supreme Court rulings and an extra Congress session threaten the stock market. Railroads face no injustice from ICC decisions, but a future rehearing remains possible. Money remains abundant, new issues surge, and bankers show confidence in railroads amid a guarded recovery.
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Henry Clews
New York
Supreme Court
Congress
Aheck
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Bradstreet
Merital Rheumatism Powders Offer New Remedy
A New remedy for rheumatism compiled by the American Drug and Press Association offers Merital Rheumatism Powders. Easy to take and claimed effective in all forms. Recommended by physicians and users. Sold by Henderson Drug Co. and association representatives.
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American Drug and Press Association
Henderson Drug Co
Association
Death of William D Bravens at Las Cruces Ranch
William D Bravens former Moline salesmen died Sunday at his Las Cruces New Mexico ranch after a tuberculosis battle. He left Waterloo with his wife and son Clement nine, lived among Masonic circles, and will be buried in Las Cruces. His widow will oversee the Waterloo ranch during the organ fund concert at First Congregational Church.
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Prof
Rogen
Waterloo Conversatory of Music
First Methodica
First Congregational
W. B. Nauman
William Douglas Bravens
Las Cruces
N. M
Mr. Stevena
D. M. Sechler Implement Company
Moline
Waterloo
Colorado
Mr. Stevens
Lfe
Masonic Order
Stevens
Bailey Persists in Leaving Senate
Washington March 6. Joseph Weldon Bailey of Texas announced he has resigned his seat in the U S Senate and plans to retire to practice law in New York and Washington. The move follows Democratic colleagues' refusal to back him against the Arizona constitution's recall of judges and initiative and referendum in legislation.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
William Lorimer
Joseph Weldon Bailey
Texas
Congress
Batley
New York
Washington
Halley
Hls
Arizona
Pickpocket Steals $100,000 Securities From Broker
In New York on March 6 a pickpocket lifted securities valued over $100,000 from broker George Bancroft as he walked to deposit funds at Produce Exchange safe deposit. The thief replaced the envelope with another, delaying Bancroft's discovery until today.
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New York
George Bancroft
ProducerExchange Safe Deposit Company
Judge Francis Cahor Lowell Dies at Home
Boston, March 6 Judge Francis Cahor Lowell of the United States circuit court died suddenly today at his home in Boston. The death removes a veteran jurist noted for long service and influence in federal judiciary circles.
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Boston
Mass
Francis Cahor Lowell
United States Circuit Court
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