Coolidge urges larger Navy for defense only
President Coolidge told a Washington audience that the United States must build more cruisers to defend its coast, possessions, and Panama Canal. He contrasted US needs with Britain, warned against isolationism, and urged arms limitation through treaties while defending America’s duties to Europe.
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War confidence in aiding Europe progress noted
A fragment notes concern about announcing war and states that confidence in the effectiveness of further efforts to assist in Europe’s progress would be greatly increased. The incomplete text hints at wartime policy and allied support considerations.
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Europe
Oelwein Woman Dies at Clarion Funeral Tuesday
Oelwein Iowa November 12 funeral arrangements set for Mrs Elizabeth Woodward who died Sunday while visiting a daughter Mrs Nellie Zeigler at Clarion Prayer at the home at 2 pm followed by public services at the M E church at 2 30 Surviving are daughters Mrs Zeigler Mrs Nancy Heth Mrs Maggie Stoner and sons Jasper and John all of Oelwein Her husband died several years ago She was 82 years old.
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Courier
Oelwein
Elizabeth Woodward
Nellie Zeigler
Clarion
M. E
Zeigler
Nancy Heth
Maggie Stoner
Jasper
John
Woodward
Naperville Man Found Dead in Camp in Bremer
William Heise of Naperville Illinois was found dead in his tent along Crane Creek in Bremer. He had last been seen Friday afternoon and appeared to have died Friday night from a heart attack. The 58 year old hunter and trapper was discovered by two boys who had been promised use of his gun. The body was to be sent to Naperville that night.
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William Heise
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Crane Creek
Last Services for Mrs Irving Wolfe Tuesday
Cedar Falls news note announces the funeral for Mrs Irving Wolfe who died Sunday after childbirth. The 27 year old was the daughter of Mr and Mrs William Natzke of Cedar Falls and a former Iowa State Teachers college graduate who taught in state schools. Surviving are her husband a Teachers college music faculty member, her parents, a sister Cecelia, and a daughter and a son.
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Courier
Cedar Falls
Irving Wolfe
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W. G. Rowley
Iowa State Teachers College
Teachers College
Cecelia
Dr Evans Concludes Lecture Series with Abraham Lot Lesson
Dr Silas Evans preached the final sermon of a week long Bible series at a First Methodist Episcopal church. The event drew members from six cooperating churches and featured choirs from First church First Congregational and Westminster Presbyterian. Harold F Miller sang a tenor solo. Evans, president of Ripon College, is a Congregationalist.
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Ripon College
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Parish educator and preacher depart for Ripon after sermon
After delivering the sermon last night, the educator and the preacher left together for Ripon, marking the end of the service and signaling plans for further work in the northern town.
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Ripon
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Ad Poisons and Cures Fatigue
An old advertisement claims a 20 year proven remedy for tiredness and dull health. It describes Olive Tablets as a vegetable based laxative that cleanses the bowels and stimulates the liver. The copy promises improved appearance and energy with nightly use and notes olive color tablets priced 15c, 30c and 60c.
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