Cedar Falls Briefs Report Local Society Notes
Subscribers report delivery irregularities to Cedar Falls Daily News desk at the Cedar Falls Drug Co. Fortunes of Cedar Falls society are listed with visits, meetings, and hospitality across a busy week including weddings, clubs, and church events. Notables include visits by Mrs John Brown and the Rogue club, Dr Albert Loughridge speech, and numerous civic gatherings at Cedar Falls institutions.
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Cedar Falls
Hurd
Dix
Pervenvhe
Seporter
Cedar Balls Drug Co
Community Gatherings and Club Notes in Local Circles
A report covers Chautauqua circle discussions on feminism and war, Tennyson readings, and cathedral imagery. It notes First Baptist and Ladies Aid meetings electing officers, a ladies social at Mrs Hoffman’s, and a noon lunch at a church with Mrs Wood Marsh hosting guests from several towns.
PineSyrup Cough Remedy Claims Fast Relief
A dubious advertisement touts Pine syrup as a cure for coughs and colds. It instructs mixing pine extract with sugar syrup to create a pint of remedy costing about four cents, promising quick throat and bronchial relief and claiming a money back guarantee.
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the Vines Co. Fi. Wayne, Ind
Backache and Kidney Relief Propaganda (Lithia Salts Ad)
A vintage ad-like piece touts Jad Salts as a home remedy for kidney and bladder issues. It claims cloudy urine, nocturnal urination, and general ache from overworked kidneys, praising the grape lemon lithia formula as inexpensive and easy to use. The text targets general readers with promises of restored kidney function and harmless consumption advice.
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H.W. Tagewart
Dandruff Remedy Advertises Knowlton’s Danderine
An advertisement touts Knowlton’s Danderine for dandruff, falling hair, and itchy scalp. It promises soft, lustrous hair in ten minutes and urges buyal 20 cent bottle at drugstore or toilet counter. The ad claims immediate scalp relief and long term hair health.
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Knowlton
Drusilla and the Flying Machine Adventure
Drusilla narrates a farmyard tale of a giant flying machine lifting her aloft with hooks, a frightened escape, and a farm man saving her as hens, a dog, and a nurse react in chaos. The account ends with the nurse praising the farm man and a hawk tale.
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Drusilla
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
New York City
Missionary Society Talk At St Pauls M E Church
Mrs. and M. Wilson, a missionary from India, will address the Woman's Foreign Missionary society of St. Paul's M E church Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. EB Reed, 426 Right street. Also notices: Miss Blanche Thompson’s upcoming wedding honored by breakfast invitations. Deborah Chapter Westminster Guild to meet at Dr. Neshir’s 889 Third Avenue West. Ladies Auxiliary Westminster Presbyterian to meet Wednesday at 2 30 at Mrs Z A Bown’s 825 Third Avenue West. Pythian Sisters card party at the Pythian Temple Friday at 8 pm with light refreshments. Queen Lodge 048 Fraternal Union of America to hold important business meeting Wednesday evening.
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Amourth
Hampton
Jong Federation of Women's Clubs
Hanpten
Wad Lamorro
Macy Campbell
State Teachers’ College
Noo
Margaret V. Clark
Watterloo
Mise Iuth Reed
Witterloo
London
Marion Mech. Walker
Wistrict
Mra. Bell
Florence Ward
Quibbert
1. M. Werth
Mra. W.ol
Ancillae Society
Sacred Heart Hall
Roselerth
Nell Hurley
Calla McDermott
Josephine ‘Trost
First Congregational Church
Woman's Missionary Society
Deborah
Westminster
Guild of Westminster Presbyterian Church
Neshir
Third Avenue West
Tadies
Westminster Presbrvterian Church
Z. A. Bown
Third Avenue Weat
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Temple
Queen Lodge
Fraternal Union of America
Rain Delays Town Criers Auto Tours to Friday
Heavy rain last night left roads poor and halted eleven planned trips by the Town Criers to promote the Cattle Congress and the dairy show. Officials postponed travel for Thursday as Cedar Rapids visitors arrive soon, planning to resume the tours Friday instead.
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United States Marine Band
Cedar Rapids
Boosters to Lead Eleven Tours From Waterloo Castle Congress
One hundred cars and many volunteers gather at the Russell Lamson hotel ready to start eleven tours within a sixty mile radius of Waterloo. Organizers urge auto owners to join as drivers or passengers providing window cards and handbills to merchants and townspeople to invite attendance at the Castle Congress. Wantada in the Courier notes their daily service.
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Han
Russell- Lamson
Waterloo
Tawks
Grace Huntington sues Western Union over lost telegram
Grace Huntington files an amended petition in Des Moines alleging a missing telegram caused the loss of a $150-a-month job as Hotel Dartmouth manager in St. Paul. She says she sent funds owed to LeCall company in Hampton Indiana on June 9, but delivery failed and she could not reach St. Paul by June 12, losing the position.
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Des Moines
Grace Huntington
Western Union Telegraph Company
LeCall Company
Hampton
St. Paul
Dartmouth
Crystal Night Vies with Alive Joyce Queen of the Vies
A fragment hints at a show at Crystal tonight featuring Alive Joyce, hailed as queen of the vies, described in a strong yet unclear masterpiece titled yayrese iadvertisement.
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The
Crystal
Joyce
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Frank Farter
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E. J. Thierman
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August Berger
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Win. G. Crowder
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A. B. Burns
Tullus Peters
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