Hoover to Spend Rest of Week in Full Relaxation
Stanford California Nov 8 Herbert Hoover begins a planned period of complete rest after the presidential campaign. He will stay with his family on San Juan Hill, seeking quiet and time to ponder future plans before inauguration day. Hoover expresses solemn responsibility and calls for unity among leaders to interpret American ideals. He notes no sectional motives in his broad support and aims for a simple inaugural.
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Hoover
Stanford University
Cal
Herbert Hoover
San Juan Hill
Washington
Virginia
North Carolina
Florida
Texas
California
President plans Christmas holidays in Washington and cabinet talks
He will turn eastward toward Washington for Christmas, hold conferences with party leaders locally before departure, and meet others on arrival. After rest, he will focus on choosing cabinet members and shaping the executive program, which he views as the nation’s greatest economic problem.
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Washington
East
Father and Son Dinner at Trinity Church Tonight
Trinity American Lutheran church proceeds with its Father and Son banquet tonight at 6:30, despite other city churches moving week observance to February. A. T. Petersen chairs, with A. Stocker and Leo Camp assisting. Rev. F. Herbert Moehlmann presides, sharing about the Erie convention and Niagara Falls trip. Musical numbers include John Ray trombone, Erwin Petersen and Harold M. Hahn piano solos, and A. Stocker vocal. Edwin Towne will lead class calls and assembly singing.
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Trinity American Lutheran Church
A. T. Petersen
A. Stocker
Leo Camp
F. Herbert Moehlmann
United Lutheran Church Convention
Erie
Niagara Falls
John Ray
Erwin Petersen
Harold M. Hahn
Edwin Towne
Golf and Tennis Substitute For Football In Schools
Des Moines reports Dr. James E. Coons of Iowa Wesleyan College urged the Iowa State Teachers Association to replace football and basketball with golf and tennis in high schools. He argued these sports better prepare youths for life and proposed pep meetings to honor students excelling in studies.
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Des Moines
INS
James E. Coons
Iowa Wesleyan College
Iowa State Teachers’ Association
W. F. & N. Force to Attend Rapids Banquet Tonight
Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern railroad officials and their families depart Waterloo by special car at 3 30 p m for Cedar Rapids to attend a banquet at Hotel Roosevelt as part of the Iowa Electric Railway association convention. C M Cheney presides of W C F N and Iowa Electric Railway association Maurice Welsh leads the operators section executive committee. Music and talks follow the dinner with remarks by B M Richardson the re elected Iowa railroad commissioner and L A Rossmar of Northlands Transportation Minneapolis Minn.
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Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railroad
Cedar Rapids
Hotel Roosevelt
Iowa Electric Railway Association
Waterloo
C. M. Cheney
Maurice
Welsh
B. M. Richardson
Iowa Railroad
L. A. Rossmar
Northlands Transportation Company
Minneapolis, Minn
Pinex based home remedy for persistent coughs
A home made cough syrup using Pinex and sugar syrup promises quick relief for stubborn coughs and chest colds. It claims to loosen phlegm, soothe inflamed membranes, and help the body clear bronchial trouble. The ad touts Pinex as a concentrated Norway pine compound and guarantees relief or refund.
Drink Water for Kidney Relief Ad Claims Salt Salts Drink
An advertisement advises flushing kidneys by drinking a quart of water daily and using four ounces of Rad Salts in water before breakfast to neutralize acids from rich foods. It claims this eases dull kidney pain, backache, headaches, and nocturnal urination, noting Rad Salts derive from grape and lemon acids with lithia and are inexpensive and safe.
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