Cedar Falls Daily News Local Notes and Social Mix
Cedar Falls subscribers are urged to report delivery irregularities to Cedar Falls Drug Co. Notes from Cedar Falls on May 8 include Mrs T C Jepherson entertaining the Entrepreneurs club, Mildred McCunnife's return from Fairbank, and various church and civic events. Memorial day plans are led by local officials with a Catton theatre address. Walter Irwin returns from a two month Pacific coast trip. Willard Merrill teaches manual training in Los Angeles.
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Cedar Falls
D. N. Hurd
Cedar Falls Drug Co
Fourth
Main Streets
T. C. Jephenson
Main Street
Mildred ‘McCunnife
Fairbank
H. H. Clay
A. G. Thompson
Waterloo
John O. Knox
J. M. Morris
Fete
Iowa Falls
Methodist Episcopal Church
Foreign Misonary Society
District For Missionary Convention
Waverly
Mrrs
D. W. Barnes
Frank Stevams
A. N. Burr
F. L. Snider
Harvey Jewell
T. 2. Stephenson
P. C. Colegrove
Sevral
B. W. Merrill
Brotherhood
First Congregational Church
Ella Baker
Pythian Sisters
F. L. Wynegar
Sisterhood
Hermano Miller
Washington Street
Baker
California
R. I. Garnett
Brooklyn
Arthur Kingman
Des Moines
Helen Kington
Hannah McGrath
Grove Street
W. J. Graham
State Street
Thomas Robinson
Eila R. Haker
Harriet Pierce
Juula Dahl
Ruth Woolman
Hazel Brown
Vera Piddick
Adelaide Whillis
Business Girls
Board of Supervisors
C. M. Kline
Marshal Enlow
W. A. Hearst
J. B. Newman
John D. Thompson
E. W. Lanham
Catton Theatre
Commercial Club
L. 12. Bladine
Walter Irwin
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Los Anseles
Willard Merrill
Willard
C. H. Merrill
Walter
H. S&s. Cochrane
Corcoran
Los Angeles
San Diego
Mother's Day Services in Cedar Falls Churches
Cedar Falls churches mark Mother’s Day with normal hours and pastors. Wear white flowers for departed mothers and red for living. Sunday schools at 9:30 present programs. Rev. Walter Metcalf fires morning sermon “The Hand That Rocks the Cradle” and evening “Your Father and Mine.” A Gideons mass meeting at 3 pm at the Presbyterian church invites all, especially new converts.
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Cedar Falls
First Congregational Church
Walter Metcalf
Waterloo and
Gideons
Presbyterian Church
Moon Has No Influence on Crops Says Government Experts
A farm article notes that moon signs do not affect planting, weather, or soil. It cites a bulletin No 660 and summarizes experiments showing daylight, temperature, and soil nutrients govern growth. It also discusses weed control and the value of proper rotation to boost yields.
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Inquirer
Sam
Mitchell
Agricultural Experiment Station of
Minnesota
Keeping Butter Sweet And Eggs On The Farm
Practical tips from the Southwest Trail on preserving butter and eggs. Use water sealed containers to keep butter from absorbing odors and spoiling in cellars or fridges. For eggs, provide clean nests, bedded litter, and avoid washing eggs to protect keeping quality.
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W.H. U
Poultry and farming notes from 1916 issue
Guidance on egg handling and storage for poultry, including cool dry places, avoiding odors, and metal contact. Tips on marketing eggs at premium prices through reliable producers and distant markets. Observations on agricultural reading, neighborly learning, and profitable field trips. Nature’s early spring rush in 1916 and a correspondent’s trip to England with war talk noted.
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Furmore
Colorado
New Mexico
Play Makes Hit At Manchester High School
The 1915 class presentation last Friday evening drew a large crowd and favorable notice in the local paper. Credit goes to Miss Hazel Bond, elocution instructor and director, a West High and I. B. T. C. graduate with honors. The play performed was The Lady of Lyons.
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Manchester High School
Hazel Bond
Coddling the Stomach and Digestive Remedies
An old newspaper ad urges readers to exercise the stomach and avoid oversoft foods. It promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic to improve digestion, claims itStimulates stomach muscles and blood quality. Includes offers for free medical correspondence and references toDr. Pierce’s book and other home cures.
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Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Waterloo to Stage Statewide Motorcycle Endurance Run
The Waterloo Evening Courier and Waterloo MotorCycle Club launch a motorcycle endurance run on May 30, starting and finishing at the Courier building. Riders from Waterloo, Chicago, and other cities will compete in four-person teams with special classes for sidecars and tandems. Pathfinders will map the course. medals and prizes awarded for perfect scores. plans to make this an annual event if successful.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Evening Courier and
Waterloo Motorevula Club
H. B. Grake
The
Campbell Co
Tr OW. Place
Waterloo Motoreyuleelaw
Courier Net
Courier
Tuam
Teat Soambos
Towa
Chicago
Waterloo Moatorcycle Club
Bridge Street
Seaton foe disease cure claims catalog warily
$100 reward offered by F. J. Cheney & Co. for a cure of catarrh with a claimed universal remedy, methods describe internal use to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Advertisement touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure as a constitutional treatment. urges readers to purchase and send testimonials. Also promotes Walla’s Family Pills for constipation.
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Seaton
Hull
Catarch
Catarch Belng
Yiall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Soli
Te. Taka Wali
Visiting Nurses Busy Amid Typhoid Outbreaks
Visiting nurses kept busy during April with many typhoid cases in the city. They visited 69 families in person, added 193 new families, documented 40 patients, and conducted 158 sick visits, reflecting the heavy workload and need for medical care in afflicted households.
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Althe
Fragmented Health Report Notes Patient Transfers
Incomplete OCR fragment notes numbers recovered and totals: four patients sent to hospitals for care. Three adults and one child were involved. May reflect an emergency or incident medical response with counts and destinations.
Death at Chicago Claims Life of Paul Speicher
Miss Ruth Speicher reports her brother Paul Speicher aged 17 died after a lingering illness in Chicago. Born January 24, 1898, he was the second eldest son of Dr Johan G Speicher, known in Waterloo. The family previously resided here and elsewhere. Paul had not been in good health for some time.
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Chicago
Ruth Speicher
Thia Moraling
Paul
Relatives Listed for Child in City News Item
Relatives in this city are Mrs. George Potter, Mrs. H. B. Beak ley, Wm. F. Thompson and Wm. P. Thompson of Hudson. Miss Spekkber left on an afternoon tram for her home in Chicago.
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George Potter
H. B. Beakley
Wm. F. Thompson
Wm. P. Thompson
Hudson
Spekkber
Chicago
JITNEY Offer Advertisement for Foley Remedies
A dated advertisement urges readers to mail five cents to Foley & Co. in Chicago for a trial package of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound to treat coughs colds and croup along with Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. The promo promises delivery to the purchaser.
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Foley & Co
Chicago
Cleerly
Foley
Boley
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