Mother's Appeal to United Doctors in Worthington
A distraught mother, Mrs Inc Berres, pleads at United Doctors Institute in Marsh Place for her eight year old son who suffered a paralytic stroke. Dr Scott treats him. within half an hour the boy can raise his hand, prompting praise and a claim of cure with free examinations and treatment offered to all seekers. The piece also reviews several theatre showings at the Waterloo theater including St Elmo, Buster Brown, Tempest and Sunshine, and The Whirlwind.
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United Doctors
Waterloo Institute
Marsh Place
Inc. Berres
Nye
Worthington
Minn
Ilinois
United
Ihinois
Scott
Baby Mine to Open Tonight at Waterloo Theater
Amusements notes predict a full house as Baby Mine debuts in this city following Chicago success. The farce, lauded at Daly's, is set to entertain theatergoers with its celebrated humor, likely extending its lively run in the metropolis for years. Reed-
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Chicago
Daly's Theater
Metropolis
Waterloo
Local fraternal and church notices announce forthcoming meetings
Announcements list Elklets regular meeting at Elks hall Saturday at 3 PM Lincoln circle Ladies of the G A R to meet Friday in Pythian temple with dues and inspection on the agenda Card party by Waterloo west unit at Sacred Heart basement Friday 8 PM with light refreshments Honoring first meeting in new K of P hall Lincoln circle continues with bazaar and supper planning Ben Hur tribe holds short session then Royal Arch Masons meet at Masonic temple Thursday with lunch Local Catholic Young Ladies club card party Scallon hall Gerard court card party at A O U W hall All events invite members and friends Note: advertisement for Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy from Otto Paul Milwaukee Wisconsin praising its effectiveness
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Lincoln Circle
Pythian Temple
Waterloo West Unts
Sacred Heart Church
K. of P. Temple
C. B. Morgan
Tabernacle Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
Royal Arch
Young Ladies’ Club
Scallon Hall
Gerard Court
A. O. U. W. Hall
Defiance of pretty girl leads to jail sentence
Miss Myrtle Ake and Miss Edith Morris both of Vinton Ta were arraigned for disorderly conduct and vagrancy. Judge Caldwell found them guilty but amended the punishment to five days labor scrubbing and washing duties, with one girl allowed to leave that evening while the other stayed to work. The pair had frequented depots cafes and were visiting relatives, claiming innocence amid sympathy from onlookers.
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Myrtle Ake
Edith Morris
Vinton
Caldwell
Dinneen
Tom Morris
Herman Wagner
Ake
Miss Morris
Miss Abe
Tenteen
Dinticen Guava
Rock Island
Notre
Judge Caldwell
Abe
Sermon on Personal Work Inspires Local Revival
A preacher urges personal effort in spreading faith, contrasting effective seed that bears fruit with distracted living. He warns against denominational squabbles, calls for courtesy and timely outreach, and prays for funds to sustain the tabernacle as a revival progresses in Waterloo.
Orange Township Literary Society Program
The Orange Township Literary Society, one of the oldest in the country, will present a program at the township hall on the evening of November 28. It features songs by the society, readings by Miss Ida Blough and Miss Wirt, solo by Clark Wagoner, a story by Miss Lan Kough, recitation by Joy Lichty, and instrumental music by Ivya Hoff.
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Orange Township Literary Society
Township Hall
Ida Blough
Clark Wagoner
Miss Wirt
Society
Lan Kough
Joy Lichty
Ivya Hoff
Strangely Acting Man Carried Cash To Illinois
Patrick Clarey of Clinton Illinois was picked up after lingering near depots last evening. Police found $870 in greenbacks and $1.70 in silver on him. The 53 year old, described as a laboring man, may have a mental condition. The judge ordered an officer to accompany him to the depot to secure a ticket home to Illinois.
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Christ
Church of God
Patrick Clarey
Clinton
Clarey
Cleary
Inlinois
New Trial Ordered in Kern vs Chamberlain Auto Case
Judge C Platt grants a new trial in the Kern versus Chamberlain personal injuries suit after finding the plaintiff motorcycle rider negligent and the prior verdict of 250 dollars unsupported by the evidence. The decision cites the improbable accident story and the failure to avoid the collision at Water street and Park avenue. The court notes misalignment between the plaintiff’s account and surrounding physical facts and orders a new trial. The article also includes local community notices and wedding and church listings.
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C. Platt
Joseph Kern
A. M. Chamberlain
Thea
Water Street
Park Avenue
Kern
Platt
Union Prayer Meetings Friday Across Districts
On Friday morning at 10 o clock another series of union prayer meetings will be held following well attended and inspiring Wednesday sessions. District 1 and 6 meet at St Pauls Chapel led by Miss Miller. Districts 7 and 8 meet at Calvary Evangelical church led by Rev Beachler.
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St. Paul's Chapel
Miss Miller
Calvary Evangelical Church
Beachler
Young farmer dies of typhoid fever in Polk township
Curtis Williams, a well known Polk township farmer living near Plainfield, died Tuesday morning from typhoid fever. His wife, also ill after returning from the Minnesota state fair in September, remains in critical condition and has not been informed of his death.
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Waverly
Curtis Williams
Polk Township
Plainfield
Waterloo city notes and notices from the Dramatic Mirror
Waterloo topics include mail addressed to Waterloo Iowa with missing state, a Cedar Rapids misroute, and a note on Waterloo as a fast-growing hostel city. Also announced is the SRANTY MIRE big circus at iks hall next week with a sea lion electrical stunt and a license to wed notice for Edgar B. Wight and Hosella C. Wood both of Waterloo.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Billy Sunday
HH. D. Waffta
The
Dramatic Mirror
Ossining
WN. Y
Irving Street
Cedar Rapids
Sranty Mire
Iks
Edgar B. Wight
Hosella C. Wood
New Club Here Opens To All Residents In City
A citywide invitation announces the I Feel Fine Club open to men women and youths with a 25 cent membership fee and no dues. Members receive a box of Pepsoda tablets and gain health benefits claimed to improve digestion, energy, and mood. Applications accepted at local drugstores today and thereafter.
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Cftyls
Fina Club
T Fret Fine Club
Iowa druggists listed for Henderson, Joder’s and more
Readable entry lists Schuneman Drug Co Henderson Drug Co Joder's Pharmacy Halden Floyd's Logan House Pharmacy in Waterloo Iowa.
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Schuneman Drug Co
Henderson Drug Co
Joder
Halden & Floyd
Logan House
Waterloo
Iowa
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Waterloo Gardens
St. Elmo
Edna Earl
St. Elmo Murray
Grace Hayward
Syndicate Theater
Buster. Brown
Buster Brown
Waterloo Theater
Bank of Laughland
Harold
Buster
W. F. Mann
Mary J. Holmes
Margaret Nlington
Elmo
Reed
Elklets
Elks’ Hall
Ben Hur
Seash Hall
Otto Paul
Milwaukee
Foley
Paby
Wangler Brea
H. W. Taggart
Pretty Girl
Jesus
Orange Literary Society
Biel Rowe
Jonge Platt Wolds Wir
Ciam
Berlain's Court
Revent
Mmatrieta
Irea Methodist Church
My. Cre
Distriets
Lagan Avenue Church
Frank Cole
R. Wilstrieta
Stoedahaver
Linden Chapel
Gh.r
PL. Kmns
Kimhall St. Leader
Yastricke
Church of the Brethren
South
Sts
Rev. Beeman
Walon
Williamsa
Billy Sundae
Elka Hall
Grand Kirmesse
UNION
Adien
the Grouch
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