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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1923

Page

12

Cost of illness a billion dollars a year says medics

Chicago November 3 a Northwestern University and Medical School pamphlet outlines that illness costs the United States more than a billion dollars annually and urges preventive care. It promotes a planned Northwestern medical center and cites mortality declines and remaining battles with pneumonia goitre tuberculosis heart disease Bright's disease and cancer.

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Two Waterloo Boys Enlisted for Army

Two Waterloo boys and one from the State Teachers college Cedar alts joined Uncle Sam's army and left the local recruiting station under Sergt L O Greenup. George Mc Nabb, 19, enlisted for the Fourteenth cavalry at Fort Des Moines. Leon Parsons, 18, chose the Eighteenth infantry at Omaha. Raphael Slagle, 21, will join the Fourteenth cavalry band. Slagle is the young man leaving college.

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Neighbor Kids Topic Promises Rotary Luncheon Speech

Albia Iowa Rotary president Charles Miller will address members at Monday noon. Delegates from Waterloo, who heard him at the Keokuk conference, call him a headline speaker. His topic will be The Neighbor's Kids.

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Flag Etiquette Code For Display And Respect In Flag Day

A long OCR fragment describes a conference led by the American Legion Becker Chapman post 138 in Washington to draft an authentic flag etiquette code. It outlines display rules, order of flags, hoisting and lowering, window displays, ceremony salutes, and proper destruction of a worn flag, noting no official government sanction but authoritative patriotic backing.

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La Follette Nomination Hopes Fade in Republic Sweep

Senator La Follette struggles with waning popularity amid war record questions and a shifting political landscape. The piece notes his age, lingering insurgent support, and low chances of securing the 1940 GOP nomination as direct primaries waver and party leaders regain influence.

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G W A Headquarters For Chest Campaign Established

G W A Headquarters for Community Chest fund have been established in the lobby of the Greater Waterloo association. Canvassing teams are expected to be completed next week and the campaign will start November 20 lasting one week. The amount sought is 63476 dollars.

Watering Commmunity Chest Fund Greater Waterloo Association

Zixc and Lead Mines Idle in Joplin District

Joplin Missouri November 3 mine operators report most large zinc and lead mines in the Missouri Kansas Oklahoma district closed today for one week due to a surplus ore. The surplus is about 70,000 tons, exceeding five weeks of supply.

Joplin Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma

Special Delivery Cupid Wickes Waterloo Letter Carrier

H. H. Broders, a Waterloo postman, has carried special delivery letters for nearly nine years. He delivers about 35,000 items yearly, travels 15,000 miles annually, and handles letters and packages with a focus on speed and service. He bonds personal contact with recipients while racing trains to meet deadlines, often witnessing joyful reunions and poignant farewells.

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