Welfare work dominates U S spending says Dr Lapp
Des Moines May 17 Three billion dollars is spent annually in this country on welfare work of various forms. Dr John A Lapp Chicago president of the National Conference for Social Work told delegates at the convention. He praised unification of interests and reviewed progress worldwide in welfare efforts. The conference seeks American representation at the Paris international social service congress next year.
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Des Moines
John A. Lapp
Chicago
National Conference For Social Work
America
Lapp
International Social Service Congress
Paris
Ruth Weiland
Children’s Department
German Red Cross
Jane Addams
Weiland
Germany
Miss Addams
China
Ireland
India
Czecho
Slovakia
Lillian S. Cowan
Foley Pills Diuretic Ad Claims Kidney Benefit
John R. Gordon of Danville Indiana reports relief from fatigue backache and better sleep after taking Foley Pills a diuretic stimulant for kidneys. The ad asserts widespread use over 25 years with satisfaction guaranteed and sale everywhere.
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John R. Gordon
Danville
Foley
Adv
Buick Dealers Hold Northeastern Iowa Sales Clinic
Forty Buick dealers from northeastern Iowa gathered in the city for a sales and service clinic at Hotel Russell-Lamson hosted by Buick Motor Company Chicago. A. R. Cash of Black Hawk Buick led the session ending with a luncheon at 1 p.m. Speakers included H. A. Hopt from Chicago F T Wilson of Flint Michigan W C Palmer of Chicago and A F Gardien of Waterloo.
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Buick Automobile
Iowa
Russell- Lamson
Buick Motor Company
Chicago
A. R. Cash
Black Hawk Buick Company
H. A. Hopt
F. T. Wilson
Flint, Mich
W. C
Playground Fete Set for Saturday
Weather permitting the playground May Fete is scheduled for Saturday. Organizers urge residents to join activities and enjoy food stalls games and performances at the park event.
Park fete postponed to next Saturday at Byrnes Park
Victor A. Read, playground director, announced the fete held last Saturday in Byrnes Park will be given next Saturday starting at 2 p m. The event will be near the tennis courts with a Maypole dance and folk dances by city girls. Novelty races will cap the program for boys and girls.
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Byrnes Park
Victor A. Read
Waterloo to host Fort Madison Midget Band June 1
Waterloo will be favored with a street concert by the Fort Madison Midget band of 25 gram mar school boys aged 10 to 13. The show starts June 1 as part of a May 28 Iowa tour sponsored by the Fort Madison Chamber of Commerce and funded by street-collection receipts.
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Waterloo
Fort Madison
C. A. Hansen
Greater Waterloo Association
Iowa
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