Open Day and Club Events Warn Waterloo Readers
Waterloo clubs and church groups list meetings on Tuesday and Wednesday with teas, dances, thimble bees and social socials. The Women’s Club plans an April 28 open day featuring a reader from St Louis and Thackeray and Dickens program with proceeds for an educational fund.
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Woman's Club
Haskell
St. Louis
England
Thackeray
Waterloo Woman’s Club
L. E. Fowler
W. F. Eighmey
H. M. Reed
E. T. Cowin
J. FE. Bragdon
W. H. Bickley
F. E. Perkins
EB. B. Smith
E. K. Johnson
Emmons Johnson
Iris Livingston
E. L. Johnson
Lbrary West
Waterloo
Harriett Lake
W. W. Marsh
R. A. Folk
Iowa Federation of Women's Club
E. B. Smith
F. F. McElhinney
Henry Esmond
Worth Mountains of Gold for Lydia Pinkham’s Compound
Mrs Charles Barclay of Graniteville Vermont extols Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as priceless for relief during the change of life restoring health and strength. She urges other women to use the remedy during nervousness and other symptoms of that period.
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Charles Barclay
Graniteville
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Makham
Ladies Enthrall at Waterloo Theater Lecture
Dr Christian and his assistant Mme Maye delighted a large audience with a French beauty culture lecture. He demonstrated mastery of techniques to stay youthful and attractive and eliminate facial blemishes. Tomorrow afternoon promises another informative session for women seeking beauty tips.
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Captain Higby
Armory
James Carey
Daughters of the American Revolution
Waterloo
Waterloo Theater
City Beautiful sermon by Rev. J E Johnson at St Pauls M E Church
Rev J E Johnson preached on The City Beautiful describing the city as a product and risk of civilization. He outlined four life aspects industrial educational play and moral and urged laborers to seek homes and tax relief as encouragement. He praised manual training domestic science and free music in schools and urged play censorship.
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J. E. Johnson
St. Paul's
M. E
Johnson
City Moralism Sermon Urges Censorship To Protect Youth
A preacher urged censoring plays to avoid degrading imagery and praised the City Beautiful movement to curb saloon evils. He called for removing all temptation to wrongdoing for the city’s young people, drawing a large audience’s strong impression. Crystal Patent Flour priced at $1.45 per sack offered by grocers.
Revival Opens With Enthusiasm at Central Church of Christ
The Central Church of Christ launched a three weeks revival with Rev. Lewis P. Kopp directing morning and evening services. Attendance and interest were strong. the Bible school drew 178. Mrs. Roger Leavitt spoke on temperance with pledge cards urged for youths. Tonight Rev. F. Smith of Cedar Rapids joins as evangelist to assist.
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Central Church of Christ
Lewis P. Kopp
Bible School
Roger Leavitt
Cedar Falla
F. Smith
Cedar Rapids
M. Kopp
Elmo Bateman
Pastor Urges Registration and Voting for Best Men
Rev. J. H. Bauernteind of Emmanuel Evangelical urged voters to register and vote for the best men for city offices. He spoke in general terms and did not endorse any ticket.
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J. H. Bauernteind
Emmanuel Evangelical
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