Veterans Hear Two Addressed at Memorial Services
Two stirring memorial sermons were delivered Sunday to members of Robert Anderson Post No. 68 G. A. R. and to Spanish American War veterans, the Women’s Relief Corps, and other auxiliaries. The morning parade formed at the G. A. hall and marched to First Baptist Church where Rev W L Dorgan urged unity, patriotism, and the conquest of sectionalism. He recalled Civil War memories and praised endurance of veterans while urging continued service. Rev L C Moore from New York spoke at Central Christian Church urging peace through a strong national defense and education for higher citizenship, warning against disarmament and emphasizing America’s missions in humanity. He cited past battles for liberty and urged resisting moral decline and respect for the Lord’s Day, warning against saloon prosperity and secularism.
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Robert Anderson
Leterans
Woman's Relief Corps
G. A.hall
First Baptist Church
W. L. Dorgan
Joshua
Lars
San An Hil
Dr. Dorgan
Wnron
Moore
Rev
L. C. Moore
America
Bunker
Manila Bay
Irxes
Hannibal
Apoleon
God Almighty
Atteri¢a
Q Ban Air Color Restorer Promises Darker Hair
An advertisement touts Q-Ban air Color Restorer for gray or thinning hair. It claims to darken hair, promote growth, and improve scalp health, reducing dandruff and itching. The product is sold for 60 cents a bottle at Hansen & Etcher's Drug Store in Waterloo, with out of town orders welcomed.
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Q-Ban
Toz
Hansen & Etcher's
Waterloo
Veterans Meet Tuesday in Waterloo G A R Hall
Waterloo camp No 33 Sons of Veterans will hold its last regular meeting before Decoration day exercises on May 31 at 8 pm in the G A R hall. Candidates in waiting should be present and all outstanding applications shown. W S Crutch er was admitted into the ranks during a march to First Baptist church. More than 200 sons and grandsons of veterans are expected for Memorial day parade formation next Monday afternoon. Real estate transfers include multiple Waterloo lots and parcels with values from 10 to 25600 dollars.
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Waterloo
Sons of Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
Fhrst Baptist Church
W. S. Crutcher
H. G. Rogers
Ling
Garden Work in Home Class under Mrs Cadwallader
Pupils in the home gardening class gathered Saturday morning at the garden plots under Mrs C Cadwallader. M J Tritz photographed the gardeners and their plots, with another photo planned as work progresses.
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C. Cadwallader
M. J. Tritz
Positive Relief For Constipation
The article extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild effective laxative, replacing harsh historical remedies. It highlights its lack of opiates, suitability from infants to adults, and offers a free trial bottle by writing to Dr W B Caldwell in Monticello, Illinois.
Start of Studebaker Lincoln Highway Tour in NYC
After launching three vehicles into the Atlantic from Coney Island to begin an ocean to ocean Lincoln Highway tour, the event was kicked off at New York City Hall. Borough President Marks represented Mayor Mitchel and delivered letters to the San Francisco mayor and exposition president. The start was May 15, with an estimated three months on the road, averaging about 75 miles daily. A long auto parade followed the transcontinental travelers across the river into New Jersey, with a banquet the night before at the McAlpine hotel attended by leading New York auto figures and press.
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Studebaker
Coney Island
City
New York
Marks
Mitchel
San Francisco
New Jersey
McAlpine Hotel
New York Automobile World
Studebaker Leaders Back Lincoln Highway Drive
H R Bump branch manager New York and K R Sackett Lincoln Highway rep pledged Studebaker support for the good roads cause. Sackett will link Lincoln Highway representatives with hundreds of Studebaker service stations from New York to San Francisco.
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Studebaker Corporation
H.R. Bump
New York
KR. C. Sackett
Lincoln Uighway Association
Mr. Suckett
Lnk
Lincoln Highway
Studebaker
San Francisco
Lecture on Mothers Problems at First Methodist Church
Charlotte Be White will deliver a lecture to mothers on Mothers Problems at First Methodist church on Tuesday afternoon May 26 at 3 o'clock. The talk is under the Child Conservation League of America led by president Dr Winfield Scott Hall of Northwestern University and promises practical guidance.
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Charlotte BE. White
First Methodist Church
Child Conservation League of America
Winfield Scott Hall
Northwestern University
Morbers urged to attend universal message gathering
AMD radios urged to come out and listen to the message found helpful not only in Iowa but many other states. The lecture or gathering is offered with no admission charge.
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AMD
Iowa
Pay Final Respect to George S Hammond
Many friends gathered at the First Congregational Church at 2 30 Sunday afternoon for funeral services for George S Hammond conducted by Rev Harold H B Parr. Delegations from Knights Templar and Modern Woodmen attended. Interment followed at Fairview Cemetery.
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First Congregational Church
George
Hammond
Harold HB. Parr
Knights Templar
Lairview
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