Plans for Waterloo union terminal proposed by Gamble
Architectural engineer L J Gamble unveils a comprehensive Waterloo terminal plan on Nauman site riverfront. Elevated tracks would route all rail and streetcar traffic, with new bridges over the river and a three-block freight yard. Estimated cost about two million dollars, with railroads funding most expense. Aimed at preserving business districts and spurring growth through waterfront development.
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Plan to preserve folklore in U S melting pot debate
New York argues the melting pot should not erase immigrant arts. Helen Bul litt Lowry cites groups like Y W C A foreign departments and Art Alliance of America as already pushing folk songs, dances, and handicrafts to American audiences through Commonwealth Center and varied national acts.
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Helen Bullitt Lowry
Times
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Sweden
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Siberia
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Europe
Moeller Looped For Re-Election In County Election
Delegates and alternates listed for April 5 county superintendent election. Incumbent H C Moeller, six years in office, has no announced opponents yet and is praised for promoting mental and moral welfare of youth. Audited by Frank W Esher with delegates from school corporations named and certified.
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H. C. Moeller
Incumbens
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H. B Holiis
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S. J. Sturm
W. J
Cedar
Giusy
West High Debaters Tie With Ames On Shop Issue At Home And Away
West High and Ames High debated the shop issue, both sides winning on their home grounds. West High's team Merle Francis John Carson and Victor Kaplan took the negative at West High, while Ames featured Max Levington Elizabeth Hollis and Wendell Webb for the affirmative at Ames, with judges opposing the plan at both venues.
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Ames
Ames High School
Sion
West Tigh
Merle Francis
John Carson
Victor Kaplan
Max Levington
Elizabeth Hollis
Wendell Webb
Mrs Hurd Retains North South Golf Champion Honors
Mrs Dorothy Cambell Hurd of West Moreland Pittsburgh retained the North South golf championship title by defeating Mrs F C Letts Jr of Onwentsia Chicago 4 and 3 in the semifinal round of the annual tournament at Pinehurst North Carolina on March 30.
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Pupils Secure Garden Plot For Summer Program
A garden project will use more than 10 lots in the 1600 block between Lafayette and Mulberry streets to host workers from Hawthorne McKinler and Lafayette schools and nearby junior high students. Ground is sought for Washington and Grant school children. Mrs. Chester Cadwallader supervised the matchmaking at Whittier school. She plans talks at the Thomas Edison building Friday. West school pupils meet at the high school Saturday at 9 am for lessons and afternoon classes the same day.
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Whittier
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Community church at Cedar Heights reports growth and praise
At the Cedar Heights Community church annual meeting officials praised progress across departments. Elder re elections include T W Eaton and W J Crozier with E L Stover elected to replace L P Clark who moved to St Louis. The pastor Rev N S Metfessel led rapid membership gains, one death in three years, multiple baptisms, and 14 denominations represented among about half the town. The pastor’s $2400 salary is partly funded by the presbytery and district machinery.
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Metfessel
Earl King
France
Finjays
Presbyterian Church
Ban Johnson urges purging magnates to clean baseball
Ban Johnson, head of the American League, declares that thirty percent of team owners must go to improve the game. He will speak at the Cleveland Recreational Conners meeting on Keeping Baseball Clean and expects the other seventy percent to join the effort. He hints at owners who sought his resignation earlier, without naming them.
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Ban Johnson
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Warning on Bayer Aspirin packaging and safety claim
A newspaper ad warns buyers to ensure the name Bayer appears on the package or tablets to guarantee genuine aspirin prescribed by physicians for twenty one years. It promotes Bayer Tablets of Aspirin for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism and pain with small tin boxes and larger packages available from druggists.
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Physis Cians
Rip Van Winkle of Ozarks Rests on Hospital Cot
Fort Smith Arkansas March 20. Jim Eslinger a patient at Sebastian hospital has slept for two years eight months after paralysis left him in a wheelchair. He only shows life when fed through a tube and then merely smacks his lips. Nurses and attendants guard the vigil, gossip about possible awakenings, while a staff conference reviews his condition each morning.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Sebastian Hospital
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Morpheus
Rickard to Name Site for Dempsey Carpentier Fight
Tex Rickard announced that the venue for the Dempsey Carpentier bout would be named on Saturday and that the fight would be held in the United States. The statement was made in New York on March 30.
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United Press
New York
Tex Rickard
United States
Musterole Pain Relief Ad Teaches Quick Comfort
A Musterole advertisement promotes fast soothing relief by rubbing the white mustard oil ointment briskly into the skin. It claims relief from sore throats bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia congestion pleurisy rheumatism back pains sprains and colds with a clean plaster substitute. Jars priced 35c 65c and hospital size 3 dollars.
Jersey Breeders Open Annual Convention Here
Prominent Jersey breeders from the country and state attended the Iowa Jersey Cattle club meeting at the Greater Waterloo association hall this noon. Following luncheon, discussions addressed growth and protection of the Jersey following and a plan to place a Jersey representative in the area.
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Iowa Jersey Cattle Club
Greater Waterloo Association
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG Olive Tablets Promote Liver Health
The ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle liver and bowel aid, claiming 90 percent of sickness stems from inactive bowels and liver. It describes a vegetable compound with olive oil, branded olive color tablets, priced 15 and 30 cents, as a substitute for calomel to restore natural buoyancy and clear impurities.
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Edwards
Ohio
Three Epochs in Woman's Life Expert ad promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
The text outlines three stages in a woman's life as turning points and links health issues to these periods. It presents Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a natural restorative remedy with nearly fifty years of success and urges trust in the product for conditions arising during these life phases.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Worman
Jersey stock uplift scene prompts Jersey visits
Jersey breeders in this region consider a Jersey herd visit tomorrow to boost the breed. Scouts add 100 hours to service by aiding 1000 teachers at the northeastern State Teachers’ association meeting in Waterloo. Eight Waterloo council scouts will attend the Northeastern Town Scout exposition in Fayette, June 22-25.
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State Teachers’ Association
Waterloo
Fayette
Remarkable Nicotol Claim Lures Tobacco Users In City
Advertisements extol Nicotol as a cure for tobacco habit. Drug stores in Washington and Salt Lake City report strong sales and favorable letters from pharmacists. Dr Connor warns of nicotine damage while testimonials claim rapid relief after taking Nicotol tablets with a money back guarantee.
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New York
Peoples Drug
Washington, D. C
Connor
Johns Hopkins Hospital
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