Cyclone Levels Plant In Cedar Falls And Roils City
A Saturday afternoon cyclone smashed the Universal Hoist Company's plant on East Fourteenth Street in Cedar Falls, injuring no workers but wrecking buildings and sending debris into Dry Run Creek. Five employees escaped harm, and damage is pegged around $6,000. Nearby plants offered space to aid rebuilding as residents rushed to insure against future storms.
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Gedar Falls
Universal Hoist Company
Hast Fourteenth Street
Deaser
Mr. Voorhees
Albert Hieber
George Whillis
John Voorhees
W. W Coombs
Harry E. Peterson
Standard Manufacturing Company
Viking Pump Company
Donald Boehmler
Paris Island
Teachers’ College
John Anderson
Des Moines
Cedar River
Franklin Street
Carl Thompson
Castle Hill
Minnie Cobler
Dysart
Thompson
Detroit
Mich
Geo. B. Poysen
Cadar Falls
James McGindley
Frank D. Bailey
South Main Street
Bailey Garden
Cedar Falls
Commercial Club
Uncle Harry on the League of Nations tale
A dialogue overheard between Uncle Harry and youths about the League of Nations. Jim, Joe, and Chi discuss belief it will pass, with Uncle Harry remarking on the seriousness of the topic and misgivings about its fate. The exchange hints at curiosity and debate among the group.
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Uncle Harry
Fimany
Jimmy
Jim
Joe
League of Nations Debate Shared by Uncle Harry
A dialogue on Wilson's league with Uncle Harry and SEF Wilson explores opposition and support in the United States. They discuss congressional control, the peace conference, and the process to ratify a league charter, noting filibusters and the need for national sentiment.
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Harry
Uncle Harry
S .Mol
United States
League of Nations
Wilson
Congress
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
League
Filson
League Nations
Presint Wilson
Waterloo arrests and incidents report in city
Saturday night police picked up two drunkards and a Lisbon many petty offenses. Kooser from Riverside held for illegal liquor transport, fined 100 dollars. a car driver given a lecture after mud avoidance at Presbyterian hospital. A judgment awarded to Gompert against Frost in a farm commission dispute. U S demobilizes 1 419 386. 83 774 commissioned officers.
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Mill, Thompson
Hudson
Waterloo
Vincent Reed
St Joseph’s
Coe . K.kooser
Riverside
Cedar Rapids
Kooser
J. C.’ Burns
Stogeman
Presbyterian Hospital
John Enniz
John Gompert
Matt Frost
U. S
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
War Department
Danderine Promises Dandruff Elimination After Use
Advertisement claims dandruff disappears after one or two applications of Danderine rubbed into the scalp with fingertips. Buyers can purchase a smaller bottle at drug stores for a few cents and save hair after several applications.
California Syrup of Figs Ad Promises Gentle Relief
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs for children and adults, claiming it gently cleanses the stomach, liver, and bowels without griping. It promotes a pleasant taste, explains dosing, and warns against counterfeits, naming the California Fig Syrup Company.
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California
California Syrup of Figs
California Fig Syrup Company
Police promotions shuffle shifts at city department
John T. Farrell rises from desk sergeant to police captain and will run the second shift. Captains Werlauer and Morris retain first and third shift commands. Day patrolman J. H. Collings becomes sergeant and joins the second shift at the recording desk. R. A. Burch assigned to second shift as patrol driver. Mark Rechtfertig appointed secretary to the chief as Major George Weilein announces the rearranged schedule.
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John T. Farrell
Benining
C. W. Werlaufer
T. J. Morris
J. H. Collings
R. A. Burch
Mark Rechtfertig
George Weilein
Farrel
No- Hee
Impoverished Blood and Vinol Endorsement in Bradford
A local testimonial from Hose Lasky praises Vinol as a remedy for impoverished blood, rash, and fatigue, claiming rapid improvement after prior failures with Beef Iron and Wine and other medicines. The ad asserts Vinol's ingredients include beef, cod liver peptones, iron and manganese peptonates, and glycerophosphates, and promotes Sarol Saive for pimples and blotches with a money back guarantee.
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Bradford
Vinci
Wangler Bros. Co
Jc. J. Miller
N. W. Taggart
Jdrugeists
Vaudeville bill and charity tickets draw critique
A rundown vaudeville bill at the Majestic drew mixed notes with acts by Milo Waggie Co. and others, while J T Mouser offered complimentary YMCA memberships as a courtesy. The review labeled the program fair and below standard, noting uneven acts and partial crowd interest.
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Majestic
Milo Waggie & Co
Altho
Charles Smith
Marty Rose
The
Mother’s Friend Promises Easier Birth Preparation
An old advertisement touts Mother’s Friend as a standard remedy for expectant mothers across the land. It claims to ease muscular strain and nervousness, reduce pain, and shorten labor by preparing the body for birth, urging readers to write the Cradfield Regulator Company for a motherhood book and to buy a bottle from the druggist.
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Chiibirth
Giscomfort
Crista
Cradfield Regulator Company
Dept. M. Lamar
Avanta
Gqvorgia
Driggist
Ice Mint Claim Cuts Corns With No Pain For Foot Wear
A Japanese product Ice Mint supposedly shrivels and removes corns and calluses quickly with no pain. It promises relief from hard soft and toe corns and urges stopping risky cutting and bleeding. Drugstores sell the tonic for immediate soothing effect on sore toes. Women in high heel wearers and workers needing foot comfort are targeted.
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Arentheoldt
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Uncle Harty
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Europe
Sangste Om
Germany
Helen
Waterloo Evening Courier
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A. A. Hoffman
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Black
WM. H. Ross
Leavitt and Johnson Building
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E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
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Cal
J.T. Mouser
Cemercy
Banks
Ularity
Bob the
Hlinaguliao
Diac Mawk County
Carrel
Chahes Drattamagn
Rand
Vilage
Anchie M. Baker
Rottroud
Guy Coseeseuuen Wena Goi
Martius
Hiveryview
Highland Improvement Co
Chiyten Bo
Prospect Hibs
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Waterlop Wewl
Kendall
Dames
Manmap
Elmwood Kenyon
Waters Fordyce
Jance
Denn
Kattenfaldl
Thaiwood Come Anan
WEG Pigeed
OR Labor
Council Bluffs
John Hook
Ron Dea Molves
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Misgulsa
Rey Nanas
GeNlrice Cauca
Pepsaod
Begus
B. W. Schuneman CO
Rexard Stores
E. Fourth St
W. Fourth St
Pepsodent Company
Wabash Avenue
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