Revival Needed To Lift Religion To A Higher Plane
Rev R N MacDonald preached at Walnut Street Baptist on reviving religion along with business and politics. He likened revival to spring awakening, stressing rekindling life in the church and community, noting cycles of interest and moral renewal. Miss Howell and Imogene Sherrill performed solos, with Anna McLean also singing.
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R. N. MacDonald
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Clis- Wan
Church of God
Israel
Lfe
Airplanes used to fight forest fires in British Columbia
Ottawa March 26 Air pilots flew 294449 miles carried 9153 passengers and handled 778350 pounds of freight last year per a Canadian air board report. Saskatchewan led in passenger service with 3622 carried Manitoba 1692 and BC 1122. The report notes a shift to commercial aviation with more freight and aerial photography. Forest fire patrols in BC and Quebec saved timber valued at millions by swift reporting and rapid dispatch of crews and equipment.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canadian Air Board
Saskatchewan
Dominion
Manitoba
Calumbia
British Columbia
Prairies
Dominion Geodetic Survey
Quebec
Canadian Air Service
Fire damages roof at Mrs Meanette Olson home
A roof fire at 611 Washington Street damaged the corner of the house occupied by Mrs Meanette Olson at around 10 a.m. today. Sparks from the chimney set fire to shingles as firefighters used chemicals and a hand pump to extinguish the blaze.
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Meanette Olson
Washington Street
Blind Man Invents Lamp Rivaling Sun by Absorbing Rays
Stockholm reports Dr Gustaf Dalen of the Sea company, a Nobel laureate, leads experiments creating artificial daylight by filtering an electric lamp to absorb red and yellow rays. The device offers steadier, color-accurate light than sunlit conditions and reflections, with Dalen himself blind from prior experiments.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Sea
Gustaf Dalen
Dalen
Dulen
Aga” Company
Mortuary notes on Stephen Scoville and others in Waterloo
Stephen D Scoville dies at 2 40 pm at his daughter’s home 91 Adame Street after a long illness He was born December 28 1888 in Illinois and moved to Iowa as a youth He lived in Waterloo 26 years worked at Waterloo Sausage Company then ran a business in Winthrop Survived by six children two sisters and a brother His wife and three sons predeceased him The body is at Peterson Bros undertaking parlors Funeral Wednesday at 2 30 from Calvary Evangelical church Burial at Fairview Francelia Gardner Taylor 73 dies at home near Hudson pneumonia born May 18 1849 married Josiah Taylor May 18 1864 moved from Sycamore Ill to Black Hawk County Children L Edward J Wesle and William in Hudson One sister and five grandchildren remain Des Moines educator Leta Brockway former Waterloo teacher dies at Des Moines hospital Burial in Des Moines PP B Younkin obituary notices received on death of F B Younkin Ottumwa Saturday Captain of Co G 158th Infantry Forty second division Waterloo soldiers served in regiment with Rainbow Division.
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Stephen D. Scoville
Adame Street
Winthrop
Ilinois
Iowa
Waterloo
Scovilie
Waterloo Saidlery Company
Faye Wagner
Mies Hazel Scoville
Florence Conrad
Gretchen Stonemen
Vera Scheppele
Myrtle Maher
Des Moines
A. Scovilla
Chicago
Brown
Montezuma
Goodwin
Washington, Ta
Peterson Broa
Herves
Calvary Evangelical Church
I. Lb. Baumgertner
Fairview
Francelia Taylor
Francelia Gardner Taylor
Hudson
Taylor
de Kalb
N. Y
Josiah Taylor
Sycamore
Ill
Black Hawk County
Black Hawk Township
Akron
Edward E
Sutherlin
Ore
William J
Wesle
Arta Ogden
B. Younkin
Frank Wortunski
Denver Street
Verne Newsum
Washington Street
King Marson Post
Rainbow Division
F. B. Younkin
Ottumwa
Younkin
Co. G
Heppner Case Continued In Police Court Over Rubbish Charge
Judge Courtright adjourned the H P Heppner trial for ten more days after hearing witnesses in police court. Heppner faces a charge of depositing rubbish in a public street. Two traffic violators paid $5 each at arraignment. a third charge was dismissed and bonds released.
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O. B. Courtright
H. P. Heppner
Unforgotten Poem Echoes in April Twilight
Poem fragment attributed to Mary Lanter Magruder in the Saturday Evening Post recalls a long departed beloved. The speaker hears distant footsteps and the lilac scent as night deepens, clinging to an unforgotten dream and haunting memory.
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Pascion
Ana Silence Evermore
Mary Lanter Magruder
Saturday Evening Post
Postwar Lessons Shape Business Outlook Across Markets
New York March 26 The Guaranty Survey weighs inflation versus expansion, arguing that price rises and loan growth alone do not prove inflation. It urges careful credit management, notes gold reserves, rediscount rates, and the need for conservative long term planning amid rising industrial production and mixed wage trends.
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New York
Guarantyrust Company O
Pha
Federal
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Banks
Rafe
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Board
Prisco
Randumers
Modern Woman 13 Finds Thrill in Dangerous Climbing
Philadelphia, March 24 Modern woman Ruth Weluye of San Francisco seeks thrills in high-risk feats across Africa Asia and Alaska. Lady Dorothy Mills plans a long Africa voyage while Beatrice Grimshaw narrates Papua New Guinea tales of white women pursuing independence.
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Philadelphia
Pas
Africa
Asia
Alaska
Ilgehi
Ruth Weluye
Society Gr
San Francisco
Heine
Butilines
Dorothy Mills
Orford
Louise Matissa, Corbin
D. C. Corbin
New York
Dorothy
England
Wast Africa
Tholdudon
Datrar
Senegal River
Timbustoo
Algaria
Pinisla
Tripoli Desert
John Brandeis
Omaha
Nob
Harbert BE. Gradley
Carl HB. Akeley
Congo
Mary Miller
Bradley
Miss Miller
Beatrice Grimshaw
New New Guinea
St. Alenan
Sud-Est
Papue
Misima
Rotary Delegates Submit Report on Davenport Confab
Rotary delegates reported at a Davenport luncheon on the recent district conference. Dr W B Small led, praising local hosts and noting the division of the Elayanth district into eastern and western zones including Waterloo and most Iowa counties. Dr J B Brinkman raised a question on reports, while Dr W H Beachler quoted remarks on wives and staying youthful, and W A Reed summarized a humorous address from the convention.
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Rotary
Davenport
Alevanth
Rotary International
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Carleton Sins
C. A. Morris
W. Scott Willams
Gwynne Weston
J. M. Henderson
Our Trthung
W. B. Small
Small
Tri-Cities
Elayanth
Waterloo
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
W. H. Beachler
J. B. Brinkman
Dr. Beachler
W. A. Reed
Sugar grower warns Philippine sugar producers on US tariff risks
Miller of the Philippine National Bank cautions sugar producers to diversify toward the European market amid unstable US relations, tariff uncertainty, and rising demand. He notes Cuba and Java as rivals, urges production for global markets, and warns protections may end.
Aesop's Fable Ends In Flight Disaster For Farmer Al
A comic tale follows Warmer Al falta who builds wings to join a flying contest with prizes of 316,050. After a dangerous flight aided by a trickster, he plunges into a dragon's mouth and a fiery dream before waking to find animals watching and learning the moral that imitating bad example is unsafe.
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Anita
Afr
Henry Cat
Carolins
Cow
Dolbert Dechsbund
Paul Terrier
Billy Goat
Sam Slicker
Sam
Sir- Prinn
San
Haves
Tim
al War
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Leta Brockway
Des Moines Hospital
Hawthorne
New York Trust Company
Queensland
Lev
Queengland
Papua
Skimural
Missina
Eag
Bed Bean
Butt
Ife
Frank Brothers
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Commercial Street
Mila
Mare
Suger
Philip Pmnls
Philippine National Bank
United States
Klockholu- Ya
Prupangs Sugar Development Company
Java
Cuba
Sad Wilson
Fave
Ren
América
America
Aesop
Aceon, Jr
Walnut Street Baptist Revival
I. C
Wrigley’s
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