Cedar Falls society notes and local happenings
Brief items from Cedar Falls list church society meetings mothers council and women’s groups, plus visits by locals and students. Mentions of land purchases, illness recoveries, recoveries from hospital, and travel news. Also notes on school fire damage settlement, a land sale near Fairview cemetery, and a reward offer for burglary suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos O
Mothers’ Council of
East Cedar Falls
Mingy
Puiloinge
Homerieh
Chicago
Wol. Verateh
University of Chicago
Thomas Cluck
Cedar Falls
Chicago Great, Western Railroad
Junction
Harry Ore
Guthrie Center
Gale Gardner
Dumont
3. Q. Hoapp
Marlin Keller
Eighth Street
J. M. Fisk
West Twelfth Strem
Faireview Cemetery
Fisk
Watson
Shell Rock
J. J. McCowan
Washington Township
Edith C. Buck
Buck
Grinnell
St. Patrick's Church
Myron Lint
Orlwein
Sarcorl Memorial Hospital
Legislators Visit Teachers College in Cedar Falls
A subcommittee from the Iowa appropriations panel visited the Iowa State Teachers College in Cedar Falls to inspect needs and set budgets as part of a broader review of state educational institutions. The college requested 401,260 this year, up from 356,750 in 1914, in contrast with Ames and the State University. The lawmakers, Representatives McFarlane SteelamithDecker Johnston Gilvert and Senators Robinson Taylor Messinger Fleck Casewell, will return to Des Moines tonight. The visit underscored reductions in funding as lawmakers aim to trim appropriations to the lowest feasible level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Malls
Iowa State Peachers’ College
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Wis
Town State College
Ames
Lon
The
State University
McFarlane
Steelamith
Decker
Johnston
Gilvert
Robinson
Taylor
Messinger
Fleck
Casewell
Des Moines
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
A Creston reader describes severe female troubles and overwork related pains, praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy used across the nation. The advertisement invites letters for confidential advice from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Creston
Iowa
Lydia E
Pinkham
Pinkhaz
O¢Cen
Ocean
Ofurit
Lydia Fh
Pinikhmin
Lydia B.pinkham
Things Theatrical Here At Home At The Grand
A two part feature at Commercial Iitust theatre includes Ian McAlister’s Tete a one part drama Be Unto Orders and a farce In the Mansion of Lonelin. The program features living statuary acts, songs, and a child centered cast with Mary Minter and Willie Archer. The review notes charm of childhood but calls the plot clumsy. Goose Girl at Plaza is also shown with Marguerite Clark in a praised screen version.
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Manuser
AL Nri
Iitust Theatre
Ian McAlister
Lonelin
Ing the
Goeg
Viola
Eve
the Plaza
Marguerite Clark
Misa Clark
Waterloo
Playhouse
BAPO IN DRUG ACT ARE BEING CLOSED
March 22. Louis Murphy, collector for Iowa, says reforms under the Harrison act close loopholes in drug regulation. Physicians dentists veterinarians and manufacturers may register. nurses are barred. Druggists must record all narcotics dispensed and physicians must keep patient records, with firm registrations required for partnerships and double registrations for physician druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douhuque
Louis Murphy
Internal Revenue
Iowa
Anyay
California Syrup of Figs Advertisement Claim
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs as a gentle bowel cleanse for children and adults. It describes signs of stomach and bowel distress and promises quick relief, labeling the product a harmless fruit laxative and directing readers to request a 50 cent bottle from the California Fig Syrup Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
California Fig Syrup Company
Minister lauds Japanese zeal in revival drive
Rev Br William F Spry of First Methodist lauds Japanese unity and loyalty as models for revival success. He notes world events and urges members to maintain zeal after conversion, urging broader missionary effort beyond sermons as First Methodist church holds revivals through Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Spry
First Methodist Church
Japan
Russia
Spry
Methodist Church
Extra Session Not Yet Considered At Present
Washington March report states President Wilson intends no immediate call for an extra session of the Senate or Congress before the regular session. The White House says no contingency exists to prompt a change in this plan, despite discussions in Washington. For sale notices list several church seats and a 25 cent ad for How the Vote Was Won.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
White House
Wilstm
Senate
Congress
First Congregational Church
Ailvertiseventy
In pictures She was more latinide to display them than she had on ter legitimate stage
The fragment describes a performer in motion pictures displaying characteristics more boldly than on her legitimate stage, suggesting a shift in persona or presentation. No further context is available to identify the individuals, dates, or venues involved.
Use COCGANUT OIL FOR WASHING HAIR
An advertisement promotes malsified goccanut oil as a greaseless shampoo substitute. Moisten hair, rub in one to two teaspoonfuls for rich lather that cleanses scalp and hair, removes dust and dandruff, and leaves hair silky and easy to manage. Available at most stores, cheap and long lasting.
Loyal Leaders Rally To Support Church Efforts
A fragmented historical paragraph describes church planning with meetings for Ha worth league Sunday school and men of the Brotherhood, urging loyalty to leadership and unity in business and church. It notes a chorus choir of twenty members singing during evangelistic services and mentions Queensland’s vast area relative to the United Kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haworth League
Church Brotherhood
Grant
Ences
Sam Sutff
Spry
Local Steel Waste Reaches 14 Tons Annually
A fragment notes that waste metal caused by coing rib bing together amounts to about 14 tons annually. The garbled line suggests industrial waste figures and ongoing losses in metal production processes.
Your Paper in California Your Paper in California When in San Francisco
A brief line noting a California newspaper section titled Your Paper in California and a prompt about what to read when visiting San Francisco. The readable text emphasizes location orientation and city focus without additional details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
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