Resignations Mount at Iowa City Medical College
Five faculty members at the University of Iowa College of Medicine resign, including Dr Charles Rowan and Dr L W Dean. Alumni are urged to attend the state medical association meeting in Council Bluffs to discuss conditions and possible further investigation.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa College of Medicine
Charles Rowan
State Medical Association
Council Bluffs
Rowan
L. W. Dean
College of Medicine
Frank Rohner
Internal Medicine
Emmett Gatewood
Assonce
Mary Jane McArthur
University Hospital
Dr. Rowan
State Medical ‘Association
Answers to Iowa Quizzes Review Iowa History
Answers outline Iowa quiz items noting the Old Capitol as the first statehouse, a gift from the state education board and Rockefeller Foundation, the head of the college of education at the University of Iowa, the university founded in 1847, and the 1917 establishment of the Iowa Child Welfare Research Station as one of the nation’s first.
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Old Capitol
Iowa
General Education. Board
Rockefeller Foundation
College of Education
University of Iowa
Iowa Child Welfare Research Station
Foley Pills Ad Promotes Kidney Stimulant Benefits
John R. Gordon of Danville reports relief from fatigue backache and improved sleep after using Foley Pills, a diuretic stimulant for kidneys. An ad claims many men and women nationwide use and endorse Foley Pills with 25 years of constant use and guaranteed satisfaction.
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John R. Gordon
Danville
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Theologian to Lead Quiet Hour at Iowa Congregational Conference
Chicago Theological Seminary professor will conduct the Quiet Hour session for the Congregational conference of Iowa.
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Chicago Theological Seminary
Congregational Conference of Iowa
Shrine to First U S Flag at Baltimore Centered Campaign
The Star Spangled Banner Flag House Association moves to raise funds to restore and furnish the city house at Pratt and Albemarle where the flag from Fort McHenry is believed made. Baltimore provides 5000 dollars to buy the home, with another 5000 sought to furnish it as a national shrine. The group includes Sons and Daughters of American Revolution and War of 1812 members. Dr James D Iglehart named president.
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Pratt and Albemarle Streets
Fort McHenry
Francis Scott Key
Samuel Ready
Sons of the American Revolution
The
Sons of the Revolution
Daughters of the American Revolution
Daughters of the Revolution
Society of the War of 1812
Iglehart
James D. Iglehart
R. M. Duval
Elizabeth Guy Davis
Walter W. Beers
National War of 1812 Society Convention in Baltimore
Historian Thur Bibbins notes Dr Iglehart as president of the national body of the Society of the War of 1812. The association will hold its national convention in Baltimore next fall. Mrs Mary Young Pickersgill is said to have sewn the flag that flew over Fort McHenry during the 1812 bombardment. Francis Scott Key, then a prisoner aboard a British ship, is said to have been inspired by the sight of the flag to write the national anthem.
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Dr. Iglehart
Society of the War of 1812
Baltimore
Mary Young Pickersgill
Fort McHenry
Francis Scott Key
Urbana-Shellsburg Road to Be Graveled
Contracts for bridge and highway work in 19 counties will be let within two weeks. May 10 lettings include Cedar Rapids project for 15 box culverts and related construction work on Urbana-Shellsburg Road.
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Urbana-Shellsburg
State Highway Commission
Cedar Rapids
County Road Projects and White Funeral Today
May events include grading for two county roads with a 120 by 20 foot high truss bridge at Atlantic on May 22 and three 122.4 by 10 foot trusses, graveling at Vinton on May 12 for the Urbana Shellaburg road, and May 18 graveling three miles of township road in Howard township Story county. White funeral services for George C. White, 61, former Nevada attorney, were to be held today in Nevada Iowa.
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Atlantic
Vinton
Urbana-Shellaburg
Roland
Howard Township
Story County
White dies suddenly at home in Mason City
White died suddenly at his Mason City home Saturday from a heart attack. The obituary notes he was a longtime resident and member of the local community. (Note: If more readable details exist in the source, they would be included here.)
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White
Mason City
Green Bag Day at Drake University Law School
Des Moines May 10. The Drake law college observed its annual recognition exercises. Charles Nagel of St. Louis, secretary of commerce and labor under President Taft, addressed students on The Trend Toward Overlegislation.
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Des Moines
Drake
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