Turkish troops harass American mission at Urumiah
A message from American consul Gordon Paddock in Tabriz reports Turkish troops forced into the American mission compound at Urumiah Pers ia, seized Assyrian Christian refugees, who were massacred, and beat and insulted missionaries. The dispatch, dated March 26, comes via Petrograd and describes the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiflis
Russia
Petrograd
Urumiah
Persia
Gordon Paddock
Tabriz
Mr. Paddock
Robert M. Laburee
Evangelical Conference Weekend at Luverne
Three Waterloo ministers will attend the Emanuel Evangelical churches annual conference in Luverne during the week of March 29. BE. J. Lang Z. AL Haehlen and H. J. Faust will participate with Faust presiding district wide. S. P. Spreng of Naperville will preside.
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Waterloo
Emanuel Evangelical Churches
Luverne
BE. J. Lang
Z. AL Haehlen
H. J. Faust
S. P. Spreng
Naperville
When You Are Having Dental Work Done
A brief note on dental procedures outlines enduring value of careful care and interval follow ups. It emphasizes maintaining oral health, proper brushing, and regular checkups to preserve results and prevent future issues.
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Debe
Treating Crime As Ill: Vaughan Urges Reforms In Criminology
Dr. Victor Vaughan, president of the American Medical Association and dean at the University of Michigan, calls for radical changes in criminology. He proposes trial judges focus on treatment and rehabilitation, abolish juries and pardon boards, segregate alcoholics, and have experts determine when a released prisoner is ready. He envisions educational institutions for criminology and mandatory study for lawyers seeking judgeships.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
R. Victor
Vaughan
Auterigan Medical Association
University of Michigan
Dr. Vaughan
Neighborhood party at Davis home with music and gifts
A group of 25 neighbors occupied Mr and Mrs J T Davises home for several hours last evening sharing music and dancing. They presented a silverware set to the couple as they prepare to move to Independence. Guests included Mrs Z G O Norris Mrs J B Mc Kibben and Walter Bandfield. The Crystal at Columba offered features and films with additional acts. Louis Cobb of Waterloo tops local Spaulding contest qualifiers. Judge Dunham reviews naturalization proceedings for several applicants. Laura Davis sues for divorce from Emmet M Davis alleging cruel treatment.
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J. T. Davis
Z. GO
Norris
B. McKibben
Walter Bandfield
C. W. Clos
Parisian Sage Promises Beautiful Hair For All
An advertisement extols Parisian Sage as a home remedy to invigorate hair roots nourish strands and promote long soft fluffy radiant hair. It claims one application cleanses scalp removes dust and oil and can restore lifeless or thinning hair, available from Wangler Bros Co and drug counters.
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Wangler Bros. Ca
CITY IN BRIEF: Local notes and visits in Waterloo area
John P. Berry travels to Des Moines on water works business while William Gindt attends to affairs at Fairbank funeral matters. A.C. Ryan hospitalized at St Francis for throat trouble. Mrs Lary Clark of La Porte City visits Wester Avenue home. Alda Clark returns from Pat Cattawattamie and Chenoa trips. Mrs J D Stubbs and Miriam return to Conrad after visit at E. 42. Stubbs home. A B Lovejoy travels to Osage to assist legal case. In Black Hawk county 723 people to date adjudged insane due to bent records. Katherine Buxbaum visits Cedar Rapids schools en route to Washington for spring vacation. L M Boisot moves family to Waterloo from Michigan City. Charles King recuperating after serious operation at St Francis. Public schools close for spring vacation. teachers travel home, resuming April 5. Minnie Fasse, formerly hospitalized in Iowa City for tuberculosis, now at Bennington township home in critical condition.
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Lary BE. Clark
la Porte City
J. A. Clark
Wester Avenue
Alda R. Clark
Pattawattamie County
Chenoa
Ill
Katherine Buxbaum
East High School
Cedar Rapids
Washington
L. M. Boisot
Town Real Estate and Investment Company
Waterloo
Michigan City
Alta Vista Avenue
Charles King
Commercial Street
St. Francis Hospital
Minnie Fasse
Iowa City
Bennington Township
School Children Name Building Vote Held
East side schools let every pupil vote on naming the new school building under construction in Hosehall addition. Teachers gave no suggestions. ballots list proposed names such as Waterst, Waterloo, Cardin, and others. Votes will be counted this afternoon to select the winning name.
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Schhools
Hosehall
Supt
Kline
Larned’s Great History of the World Offered to Readers
President Wilson told the National Education Association that national life must be understood through history. The paper offers a deluxe five-volume history with epoch divisions, rich illustrations, and handsome binding. Readers are urged to clip the certificate published in today’s issue.
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Wilson i
National Educational Association
St. Paul
Bathing Beach Faces Flood Damage at Cedar River Park
High water flooded the bathing beach and Cedar River park buildings while threatening the artificial beach built last summer. Park Commissioner O C MacClinston tended city property late at night and warned that water damage could be extensive. The Evening Courier is widely read in Waterloo.
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Cedar River Park
O. C. MacClinston
Waterloo
Put On Ten Pounds With Sargol Flesh Builder Ad
A Waterlog Water company advertises Sargol the Flesh Builder at Joder Pharmacy claiming it can add ten pounds of healthy flesh. It urges readers who are underweight to weigh themselves, buy six boxes, take the product, and remeasure to see weight gain, promising refunds if unsatisfied.
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Joder Drug Store
Plesh
Jodler Drug Store
Sargol
Joder
Steinity
Freckles vanish with new othine double strength
A promotional note claims the double strength othine removes freckles and keeps skin clear and white even for those with sensitive skin. It urges readers to get an ounce from their doctor and try it, promising money back if it fails.
Run-Down Condition Promoted by Rheumasalts Drink
An ad promotes Rheumasalts as a quick gentle laxative and detoxifier for run-down condition. It claims the beverage improves stomach and intestine cleanliness, relieves constipation headaches and biliousness, and supports kidneys and fever. urges contacting Rheumasalts distributors in Minnesota and nearby states.
Tuberculosis Glands Healed After Eckman's Alterative
An endorsement from Joseph B. Whiter of Philadelphia details recovery from glandular tuberculosis after using Eckman's Alterative. He states prior surgeries failed, but after one bottle he gained weight and health, returning to work by November 1910. The ad touts the remedy’s safety and urges readers to buy or request a booklet.
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Eckman
Lauriston
Philadelphia
Oring
Joseph BR. Whiter
Eckman Tarborators
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Biograph
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Charles Perley
W. J. Thudlar
Joseph McNerrmott
Gertrude Robinson
Hector VY. Sarno
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the Ross
Grinnell
Louis Cobb
Spaulding
Cobb
Drake University
RCE
Laura Davis
Emmet M. Davis
Farmington
Nichols & CO
Jeff. Si
Wwaterloo’s Bargain Center
Porson
Verum
East Fourth Street
Fabrica
FLYER
K.co
Buchanan
John P. Berry
Des Moines
William Gindt
Fairbank
Tate
J.B. Kerns
A.C. Ryan
J. D. Stubbs
Miriam
Conrad
E. 42
A. B. Lovejoy
Osage
Surrem Court
Henry and
Seth Lewis
Charles and
Wellington Lewis
Black Hawk County
Harkind G
Sith
Waterles
Minnie UH
Latfield
Waterton
Golfrey L
Cardin
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String
Larned
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ARROW
Cinett, Peabody & Co., Inc
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Tahoe
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