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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1923

Page

4

Bethlehem is One Christian Town in All Palestine

Jerusalem March 13 The Palestine census lists total population 757182 with Christians 10 percent Jews 11 percent and Mohammedans 79 percent. Bethlehem is unique for Christian majority with 6538 Christians ? Mohammedans and two Jews. Nazareth 7424 residents two thirds Christian one third Mohammedan and 53 Jews. Jaffa seaport about 47000 with 20000 Jews and 20000 Mohammedans and 7000 Christians. Some Zionist claims of a 7000000 population questioned given Palestine area and arable land. Roaman figures cited.

Associated Press Jerusalem Palestina Boston Palestine Tiberias Abraham Jesus Stecca Bethlehem Nazareth Jaffa The Palestine Weekly Vermont

Suffering Woman Finds Relief With Favorite Prescription

Mrs Martha Strayer of Lincoln Nebraska testifies she suffered from weakness and misery before using Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She credits the remedy with relief and avoiding surgery after one bottle and later again during menopause. She recommends sending 10 cents for a trial package.

Keaith Lincoln Nebr Dr. Pierce Martha Strayer

Population pressure on Palestine amid resource limits

The text argues that without improving natural resources Palestine cannot sustain a much larger population. It cites Vermont's 1920 population of 352,428 as a comparative example of state-scale demography and resource constraints.

Palestine Vermont

Seven Months in Jail Is Decided for Fairweather

Hope and despair alternating through a court action over a gambling nuisance case. After a Guilty plea, Judge G. W. Wood sentenced Fairweather to seven months in county jail. An appeal to the supreme court failed, with the court affirming the original sentence and denying reversal or modification. The opinion notes the trial court’s discretion within statute limits and that the crime involved deliberation, not sudden passion. MOBLAW WINS AGAIN. In sports, Mrs. Moll Mollory advances to the second round by defeating Milo Saint Ommeroy 6-1 6-1, while Gustav of Sweden loses in men’s doubles.

G. W., Wood Fairweather J. H. Meyers Supreme Court Dos Molinos Mobla Nice Molla Mallory Milo Saint Ommeroy Wing Gustav Sweden

Frank G Wagner Called by Death

Frank G Wagner aged 65, longtime Illinois Central Railway blacksmith foreman, died at St Francis hospital after a year of declining health. Born in Dubuque, he married Annie Evans in 1882, moved to Waterloo in 1886, and had nine children. Requiem Mass planned at St Marys Church with burial at Calvary. funeral arrangements pending.

Frank G. Wagner Illinois Central Railway Company St. Francis Hospital Illinois Central Hospital Chicago Dubuque Bellevue Annie Evans Waterloo Wagner Illinois Central Jouls St. Mary's Catholc Church Order of Foresters Roy Beatles Harald McDermott Irma Wagner Henry Wagner Cedar Rapids Joe Holbrook J. B. Frank Detroit Charles Ludlow Mary Gueille Order of Saint Francis M. M. Vaughan Ed Dietymann Walla Walla Wash George Sawyer Ed Wagner Richland Mfo Albert Wagner Omaha WI Wagner St. Joseph George Wagner Mary Lucille St. Mary’s Church Calvary Hileman & Gindt

New Jersey Eyes Hawkeye Style Road Commissioner

Washington reporters note that Thomas M. MacDonald, former Iowa road commissioner and current head of the bureau of public roads, has been proposed as New Jersey’s single road commissioner amid an $80 million highway program. Sen. Walter Edge floated the idea to break a Republican Democratic stalemate over a two two roster, with resignation anticipated if accepted.

New Jersey Post Ben Edge New Jersey Iowa Senate MacDonald Houston Edwin T. Meredith Federal Road Building Establishment Wallace Mer. MacDonald Washington News Waterloo Evening Courier Washington, D. C Thomas M. MacDonald Ames Iowa Road Bureau of Public Roads Walter Edge Bureau of Public Roads

Winterset Man Receives D S C For Son's Valor

Washington March 14 The father of George A Wilkinson of Winterset was told this week that the War Department will award the Distinguished Service Cross posthumously to his son a member of the Rainbow division One Hundred Sixty eighth infantry. Wilkinson died from wounds sustained while valiantly leading his men against a machine gun position in World War I.

Washington News Waterloo Evening Courier Washington, D. C George A. Wilkerson One Hundred Sixty Eighth Infantry Iowa War Department George A. Wilkinson

How Fat Actress Was Made Slim

An advertisement claims Marmola Prescription Tablets help stage people reduce fat easily and steadily. The lime and weight loss claim is tied to actresses using the tablets several times a year. Sold by druggists for one dollar a case or directly from Marmola Co. Detroit Michigan.

Marmola Co Woodward Ave Detroit Mich

Heroic action earns posthumous decoration for George Wilkinson

An official War Department citation honors George A. Wilkinson, a sergeant in the 168th Infantry, 42nd Division, killed near Hill 268 in France on October 14, 1918. He led a platoon under heavy fire, captured three machinegun nests, reorganized his men, and charged a fourth emplacement before being fatally wounded. Next of kin listed as Henry Wilkinson, Winterset, Iowa.

West Henry Wilkinson War Department Davis Puble George A. Wilkinson Ser Seant One Hundred Sixty Eighth Infantry Cote du Chatillon France Winterset

Red Pepper Rub Promises Fast Rheumatism Relief

An advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub made from red peppers as a quick, penetrating heat remedy for rheumatism lumbago neuritis back ache stiff neck sore muscles and chest colds. It claims instant warming of the sore area and improved blood flow with a Rowles branded guarantee.

Rowles

Take Salts If Rheumatism Bothering You

Rheumatism spares no one and thrives in damp cold. For a week, mix four ounces of Rad Salts in water and drink before breakfast to neutralize acidity, flush waste, and stimulate kidneys. Jad Salts, made from grape and lemon acids with lithia, is claimed to help many sufferers.

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