Iowa teachers seek more normal schools and appointive superintendency
Des Moines Nov 3 The Iowa State Teachers association extends its push for progressive school legislation. It urges three new state normal schools, restore funds for matching federal education grants, and supports four years of standard high school work as minimum training. The group backs appointive state superintendent and lauds legislators’ restraint on wage laws, while endorsing code harmonization and continued funding for education initiatives.
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Des Moines
Iowa: State Teachers Association
Association Mn
J. C. McGisde
Waterloo
Association
J. ©. McGlade
Code Commission
Henry Mullan Visits Old Waterloo Roots On Return to Sioux City
Henry C. Mullan son of Waterloo West's first settler travel with wife Ia Ling revisits the old Mullan home at 166 Passage Hue near Stokx City on a trip from Chicago and Waukee. He recalls frontier life, beaver dams along Black Hawk creek, early land holdings, and schooling in a pioneer community. He trained as a Central engineer and is a pensioner after forty years with the company.
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Henry C. Mullan
Sioux City
Ia ¥ i Ling
Mullan's Hill
Chrles Mullan
Waterlon West
Suns
Chicago
Waukee
Stokx City
Quinois
Dodge
Mullan
M. PS Mullan
Ponteroy
Charles
Ameries Mullan
J. C
Emnplaye
Qlinvis Central Pensioner
Port Dodge
Mulla
Mr. Mullan
Mrs Lindquist Tells Women of Middle Age in Kansas City
Mrs May Lindquist of Kansas City Missouri describes severe post birth changes and long nerve trouble. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after doctors offered little help. She recommends the remedy to others.
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Kansas City
Lydia E. Pinkham
May Lixpquist
Independence Ave
Kansaa City
New Marmola Tablet Claim Promises Fat Reduction
An old style advertisement touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a harmless post eating and bedtime aid to convert fatty foods into solid flesh without dieting or exercise. It promotes quick results for one dollar per box, with the Marmola Company in Detroit, Michigan, as the seller.
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Marmola Company
Woodward Avenie
Detroit
Mich
Railroader Mullan Remembers Early Iowa Runs and Kind Officials
The article recalls John Mullan's long railroading career starting in Waterloo, his moves to Fort Dodge Cherokee and Bronx City, and retirement on Jan 1 1920s. It notes his 38 years as a passenger train conductor between Fort Dodge and Sioux City, his rapport with passengers especially babies, and praise for Illinois Central officials for their humane conduct. It mentions travels by foot to the old central depot and his reunion with old friends years apart.
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Third Avenue
Washington Street
Congregational Church
Old Central
Mullan
Waterloo
Fort Dodge
Cherokee
Bronx City
Sioux City
Ile
I. 0
Ilinois Central
Emily George
G. W. Hanna
Hanna Homestead
Athlete HL Mullan Survives Near Fatal Brain Operation
Phil C Wanna visits Chicago as HL Mullan recovers from spring brain surgery to remove multiple carbuncles at the base of the brain. His head was bandaged for months and doctors despaired briefly. Now in good health, he appears 20 years younger than his age. Mullan was a noted young wrestler in his prime.
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Phil C. Wanna
Chicago
Mullan
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