Cedar Falls Daily News MBB Living Notes and Notices
Cedar Falls society notices recount Mrs I H Cutler hosting the Coterie, visits from Edward Walker of Fort Dodge, Mrs Paul Colegrove of Oberlin arriving to stay with the Colegroves, and a smoker for traveling men at the Black Hawk hotel. Other items include a housewarming at the Graham residence, language barrier handling by a Danish visitor, concerts, meetings, and upcoming recitals at local institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Mra
I. H. Cutler
Edward Walker
Fort Dodge
Paul
Colegrove
Oberlin
C. P. Colegrove
Storm Lake
W. H. Marner
Clinber
L. A. Torrens
Chicago
Mercer
Iowa
Black Hawk
Traveling Men’s Association
Launlford Gammill
W. A. Graham
Des Moines
Graham
Main Street
Qiga Wittrup
Denmark
Altho
the Methodist Episcopal Church
Cedar Heights
Hall of Odd Fellows' Temple
Germany Says Loss of American Lives at Great Britain's Door
Berlin issues a formal note expressing deepest sympathy for American deaths on board the Lusitania while blaming Britain for arming merchant ships and ignoring German warnings. The dispatch cites British actions, wartime cargo, and a German commitment to retaliatory measures, presented to the U.S. in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Great Britain
Berlin
London
Foreign Office
Washington
State Department
Ives
Charles Beresford
England
Lightheart
U.s.ington
D. C
Conant Bernstrof
Lousitania
Judge for Yourself Endorsed Local Proof of Merit
Waterloo veterinary doctor D Hunt testifies to relief from back and kidney issues after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He reports lasting improvement over years with satisfactory results. Price 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY advert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
D. Hunt
Eleventh St. Waterloo
Dean
Lusitania Sinking Spurs Uproar and Diplomatic Talk
Vienna papers defend the sinking of the Lusitania calling it an auxiliary cruiser and compare it to an English battleship. The Neue Freie Presse suggests the incident may shake American trust in England and boost regard for the German emperor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Matin
United States
Venice
London
Vienna
Neue Freie Presse
Neue Preie Presse
Washburn Social Notes and Local Visits Ensure Quiet Weekend
Miss Bttie Stewart of Hudson and Lea Ngest of Manly visited relatives in Washburn over the weekend. D F Muthaler recovered enough to be out after illness. Clarence Poyner and Miss Lulu Michel joined family near Brandon for a Sunday gathering. Howard Morris family from Waterloo visited the Muthaler and Morris households. August Hirtsufer from Waterloo called on Henry Steimel. A motorcycle collision injured Frank Moteali and Frantis Nugent with minor damage to both machines. Mary and Alita O Connor from Waterloo spent Sunday with relatives here. Peter Kemp, whose fare was burned last week, is out again, Albert O Connor from Waterloo helped at the R F B O Connor home Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Henry Steimel
Frank Moteali
Frantis Nugent
Mary
Alita O'Connor
Peter Kemp
Albert O'Connor
R. FB
Bluebirds Thrive in United States Census Finds
Government biologists report in the preliminary census that English sparrows average seven per 100 birds and bluebirds show encouraging numbers despite a prior winter decline. The study notes robin abundance, regional variations, and a density of about one bird per farm acre, with Chevy Chase, Maryland, recording 161 pairs on 23 acres. Researchers seek volunteers to expand future censuses, especially farmers in the west and south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Chevy Chase
Department
Biological Survey
Carload of Fish for Cedar River
A carload of game fish is due in Waterloo tomorrow at 7 54 AM via Chicago Great Western to stock the Cedar River. BE C Hinshaw state game warden will attend the fish release after spending today with top marksmen at the local gun club. The shooting event draws wide interest with notable marksmen from Iowa Minnesota and Illinois. Fifty targets of 200 in today's program were completed with high scores. The guest list is large. A Saturday candy sale by Westminster Presbyterian Sunday school Sunshine Band raised 7 for the Belgian relief fund run by the Waterloo Woman's club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls Woman's Club
H. H. Clay
Berdenk Severin
Bernice Wilson
W. L. Hearst
T1wo
J. G. Packard
Ruth Egbert Imley
C. P. Colegrove
Waterloo
Chicago Great Western
Cedar River
BE. C. Hinshaw
Towa
Minnesota
Illinois
Sunshine Band
Westminster Presbyterian Sunday School
Waterloo Woman’s Club
Lydia E Pinkham Ad Urges Women to Use Vegetable Compound
An old advertisement targets hundreds of girls described as unhealthy and worn by a female ailment. It claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restores health, enabling regular work hours, touting forty years of apparent success and urging readers to try the remedy.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
City in brief snapshot of local notices and gains
Local items report travels and errands of residents, church activities, funeral arrangements, a speeding ticket issued to James E B Gentry and Mildred Green, and staff changes. James T Nichol named assistant general passenger and freight agent for the Wabash line, recalling his prior roles. Real estate ads from W N P Bedard highlighted on the Want page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Miller
Chicago
McKinley
James EB. Gentry
Mildred Green
Waterloo
Delta Alpha
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Edythe Colby
Margery Robbins
Leroy Simmons
Hazel Biddulph-Slusgard
Cedar Rapids
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Father Slattery
Calvary
James T. Nichol
Cass Lines
Chicago Great Western
Pere Marquette
WN. P. Bedard
la Porte City
Stomach Troubles Due to Acidity SAYS EMINENT SPECIALIST
An eminent specialist explains indigestion wind and stomach ache arise from fermentation of food in the stomach. Fermentation produces gas and acids causing heartburn. To stop fermentation take a teaspoonful of bisulated Tragmasia with water after meals. Use bifolated magnesia as an antacid from J. J. Joder or any pharmacist to neutralize acidity and aid digestion.
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J. J. Joder
Naprapathic Treatments Best In Spring For Cures
Naprapathic therapy advocates say spring and warm weather offer relaxed body tissues and better results with fewer treatments. Chronic cases respond more readily this season, with hundreds of Waterloo testimonials available. Bruce Galloway Naprapath, contact at 223% West Fourth Street, hours vary, consultations free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Bruce Galloway
Naprapath
West Fourth Street
Column Description of Local Real Estate Judge and Funeral Notices
The column notes Otto Schubert, victim of a colt kicking accident, with funeral arrangements at Prekel Hileman Gindt's and burial in Pairview. Burial will be at the house on 810 Dawson Street with services at 1:30 and 2 o'clock at the Indie Lutheran church on Walnut. Mr Baderd, a veteran real estate judge, is praised for careful representations. Funeral details include date and church locations as listed.
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Vesta Tryant
Sixth
Franklin Streets
College Addition
Bailey Brothers
Hiynant
Walnut Street
Lacey Plummer
JH. Woolson
F. H. Cutler
Coteris
Indies
G. J. Wilson
Beverton
Ore
Marla Cook
Clay and
Ninth Streets
West
C. M. Lawrence
Thomas Lawreten
San Francisco
Cal
Robert Lawrence
Parkersburg
Rolla Raymond
Toledo
Alf Raymond
South Main Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Kensington
J. L. Batley
Washington Street
Mesdames
Baderd
Otto Schubert
Sundey
Prekel
Hileman & Gindt's
Funerel
Pairview
Dawson Street
Peg F. Heverly
Manuel Lutheran Church
Walnut Ware
Faure
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MBB
D. N. Hurd
Evening Courier
Cedar Falss Drug Co
Fourth
Main Streets
Lawn Orr
Irene Piper
State Teachers’ College
H. Hurd
James Whillis
Floyd Wiler
W. W. Wood
Ward Pierce
John M. Brown
Mary Poland
Jtmn Huffman
A. G. Thompson
H. TH. Seersley
Roger Leavitt
Lulu Hughes
Earl Sterling
Eagle Grove
Jun- Ju Wuphey
Early Bterling
St. Mary's Church
William Weineke
St. Patrick's Church
John Hughes
Omaha
G. W. Hughes
Business Woman’s Department OF
C. FW. C
Howrey
Spring Creek
Cole
W. H L. Howrey
Lusitania
Washburn
Bluebirds
Buchanan
Westminster Presbyterian Surday
Hudson
M. A. Parker
First United Brethren Church
W. A. Pinkerton
Hoover
Wellington Street
W. F. Smith
St. Paul
W. H. Smith
B. H. Harris
Baltimore Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Mary Day
Last High
L. Sickinger
la Salle
Ill
R. M. Mitchell
Sipe Street
New Hartford
Julia Pettit
Fred S. Pettit
J. C. Stoddard
Corson
Brothers
Third Ave
Fred
Rat Ih
Franklin Riekena & Thomas
W.ath St
Eishmex
Sycamore
Ween
PTD
White Stokes Co. (Inc
Whit-Stokes , Inc
Harry W. Hartong
Franklin St
Anderson and Sechne
E. German
Lyca Alpard Brothers
St Dunhgon& Socner
St. Edward Blasier
Otatlers
Cedar Fall
Burch’s
Palm Beach
N. Y
Coats
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