Law Declares Sweet Ignored Questions in 1914 Iowa Letter
W. R. Law of Waterloo Iowa issues an open letter to Burton E. Sweet of Waverly addressing questions on anti-pass law primary election issues and two bills Molesberry and Sweet. Law demands present views on primary and railroad legislation and requests specific origin of the bills and writers.
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General Assembly
Huat
Antlyass Law
Sweet
Temple
Clarke
Cowtes
Dunham
Edwards
Furry
Rendall
Larrabee
Et al
Freep
Vane
Bocka
Las
Hughes
Cumming
Iowa
Senator Molesberry
Senate
House
Molesberry
Mulesberry
Bremer County
Cedar Rapids
Republican
Law
Sioux City
Third District
R, Law
Harold R Uhl reports on U S S Delaware letters from Mexico
Harold R Uhl of Norfolk Virginia describes two letters from his son Harold R Whl aboard the U S S Delaware. One from the Norfolk Navy Yard and one from Vera Cruz discuss Mexico turmoil and local life including fruit prices and local customs. The son notes enlistment ending Aug 12 1915 and a monthly pay of 26.90 with 14 saved.
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A.J. Hi
Regents
Harold R. Whl
U.S. S
Ter
Norfolk! Navy Yard
Vera Cruz
Norfolk Y Yard
Uli
Mexico
Herale
Vera Crug
Gisa
Thenear- Pa
Young Whi
Uncle Sam
No More Ugly Hairs To Mar Your Beauty
Readers are offered a speedy hair removal method promising to eliminate facial and body hair. The ad claims simple steps with a powder and water, leaving skin smooth after ten minutes. It advises buying a cosmetic in a small package for best results.
Foley Cathartic Tablets Claim Quick Liver Boost
An old advertisement touts Foley Cathartic Tablets to relieve dullness and constipation, promising the liver will start working. J Knight of Ft Worth Texas reports symptom relief after cleansing with Foley tablets. Sold by druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Knight
Ft. Worth
Texas
The Drug Terror Plays At The Majestic Tonight
A six reel Lubin feature The Drug Terror begins showings at the Majestic with reports from Chicago that crowds would not be admitted at La Salle theatre. Police were summoned to control the crowd as part of a nationwide campaign against cocaine and habit forming drugs.
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The
Majestic
la Salle Theatre
Chicago
la Salle Opera House
Medical Review of Reviews
Chicago Evening Post
Annal of a Waterloo clothing store anniversary
Moses and A. H. Frank opened a small clothing shop at 609 Commercial Street about 48 years ago as Waterloo grew. The business stayed within a short distance of its start, expanded through fair dealing, and later incorporated in 1907 after Louis Frank left. The elder partners no longer actively run day to day.
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Waterloo
Moses
A. H. Frank
Commercial Street
Louis Frank
I. G. Frank
N. D. Jackson
Cancern
Eating Relieves Stomach Trouble
A historical advice piece urges proper nourishment and treating acidity with ordinary bisulfated magnesia as the best neutralizer. It cautions against patent medicines and pepsin for dyspepsia, recommending a teaspoonful in water after meals for immediate relief.
Shriners Choose Seattle for 1915 Gathering
Atlanta Ga May 14 Having selected Seattle as their meeting place next year and with the election of officers and other business connected with the 1914 conclave completed the Shriners announce their plans.
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Atlanta
Seattle
Mystics Shrine Conclave Visits Atlanta Battlefield Sites
Nobles of the Mystic Shrine attend their annual meet mingling with business. Imperial council members tour battlefields in Atlanta Jonesboro Kennesaw Mountain Stone Mountain. Visitors plan a special train to Savannah then Tybee Island as the conclave ends tonight.
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Mystic Shrine
Ing
Imperial Council
Atlanta
Jonesboro
Kennesaw Mountain
Stone Mountain
Savannah
Tybee Island
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Veterioo
Cummins
Chicago, Burlington and Quines Railroad Company
Privary
Enurstoans
Harold R. Uhl
U.S. S. Delaware
U. A
Daul Davis Dry Goods Co
Shriners
Samee Department
Arant’s
Marsh Place
Sycamore St
4Th
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