Local nuptials spark Bloomington connection
Hotchkis and Green families unite as Waldo W. Hotchkiss and Miss Mary Green wed at the bride’s Bloomington home. Read of schooling, careers, and future plans for both families post ceremony.
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Hotchkis-Green
Hotchkis
Imets
Wesleyan College
Washburn and Hoopeston
West High School
Mr. Hotchkiss
Ames
Engineers
Stas
Peverill Motor
Nail care guidance from an old manual fragment
The fragment describes daily cleaning and maintenance of nails, recommending gentle pushing back of the cuticle with an orange wood stick, weekly clipping, trimming, and polishing. It notes avoiding powders and suggests a daily care routine to prevent thickening and improve appearance.
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BSS
Shane Offener
West
Rome
Ungraded Household Tips From a Fragmented Column
A muddled tips piece advises shaping ends with a wooden board and buffing with a polish for glossy nails, then discusses rubbing broken nails with gila and buffing to restore blood flow. It suggests tonics from a doctor, and notes fruits and vegetables clear the complexion with spinach and carrots, while a cosmetic hydrogen peroxide mix is used to bleach arm hair.
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Doris M
Obious
Club Activities Highlighted in Local Social Gatherings
Yesterday afternoon and evening featured social sessions hosted by women’s groups. Mrs. Kepf entertained the Nl OX members as they planned upcoming events, while Mrs. Conley hosted the Woman’s Bene Gt association’s social at Mouse lai. A meeting of the junior club, with Mrs. Harold Tahos and Mrs. Stent present, focused on work and selections for future events.
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Mander
F Conley
Nl OX
Bess
Fire Prevention Day Observed in Waterlog With No Fires
Waterlog observes Fire Prevention Day with a clean record of no fires. The department reviews precautions urged by Fire Chief Titler and Gov. Marding and the state fire marshal. Training includes classes at locations of fire alarms and duties of city firemen with periodic building walkthroughs.
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W. L. Marding
Titer
If You Must Be Right You Miss Learning Chances
A reader laments the habit of needing to be right. The piece argues being unable to admit mistakes blocks learning and personal growth, illustrating with examples from a heated argument and a housekeeper who never concedes. It praises those who can admit errors and improve.
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Anyoo
Beller
Sargent H O Brown Returns After Leg Amputation Deal
Sergt H O Brown, son of Mr and Mrs Brown of Waterloo, faced doctors at Port Sheridan who proposed amputation after a leg injury in France. After a long healing journey through France and Fort Sheridan, Brown returned home and two weeks ago faced a final operation decision that hospital staff could not agree on.
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Port Sheridan
MH. G. Brown
M KS. Brown
Towson Street
Mer
Serena Brown
Kirk Qiainst
Gond
Anu
Kathie
Jose Ile
Waterloo
Pranve
Ani
le Mans
France
Rinal- Yethis
Amerwid
Fort Sheridan
Teawn
Unclear OCR Confirms a Disputed Vote and Threatened Action
The fragment describes a quarrel over a rib piece and a declaration likely about a sanction. It notes Brown resisting and a vote to proceed with or against a proposal. The exchange ends with a grim remark about a funeral, reflecting tense confrontation.
Waterloo Business Discharges Ship Crew as Cured
An army ship at Waterloo Business will discharge the crew after being declared cured. Prof Turner expects to be out of service soon. If his leg fails him as a civilian, he plans to be fixed at his own expense.
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Ders
Waterloo
Turner
Budd Elected Head of 616 Railroad Company in St Paul
Ralph Budd, 42, son John Budd, a pioneer of Orange township, was elected president of the Northern Pacific directors in St Paul yesterday afternoon. He will serve temporarily as chairman. Budd, born in Grange township, trained as civil engineer and began rail work in 1899 with Chicago and North Western. He later worked for Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul and Oregon trunk line before joining IML properties in 1910. John C Budd, his father, arrived in Orange township in 1854.
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West High School
Chicago Mn Railway
Chicago, Lock Island & Pacific Railway
Budd
J. Stevens
IML
John C. Isudd
Orange Township
Section 28
U P Iowa Synod Plans to Begin New World Work
Rev M G Munn returned from Clarion where the Town synod of the United Presbyterian church outlined a national campaign for a new world movement starting this month. The drive runs January to April with prayer enlistment, life enlistment month, stewardship month, and a $19 000 000 financial drive for missionary and educational work. Local events begin with a congregational social rally this evening at 6 20 with supper, program, and social evening. Munn will inaugurate the program Sunday morning with a sermon on intercessions.
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M. G. Munn
Clarion
United Presbyterian Church
New World Movement
Janu
Munn
Waterloo
Building Committee Tour Inspects Schools
The Waterloo West High School building committee tours St Louis Springfield Mac Minneapolis to study plans and gather data for a model new building. Members include architect William B Itter and board president BW Swisher joined by A D Lee Carleton Sias Austin Burt C O Campbell and S Wallace the high school principal.
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Waterloo West
St. Louis
Springfield
Mac
Minneapolis
William B. Lttner
Gaged
BW. Swisher
A. D. Lee
Carleton Sias
Austin Burt
Campbell
5 . Wallace
Talks on national music at Waterlog Busine college
Professor George Turner director of music at First Method Church addressed the assembly at Waterlog Busine college on the meaning of retreat in the army and the significance of the Star Spangled Banner. He led the audience in singing and gave instruction on effective delivery of the national anthem. An orchestra is being organized.
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Georee Turner
First Method Church
Busine College
Davenport Men Plan Million Dollar Oil Service Firm
Davenport business leaders organize the Community Service Station Company to erect about ten thousand dollar service stations across Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, and Missouri. The Davenport headquarters will be in the Security Building. officers include Driver, J. Varey, G. Decker French, D. R. Ashby, and A. J. Faerber with directors Mueller, Hurd, Dick R. Lane, and C. it. uerber.
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Davenport
Din
toHifon-design
Iowa
Auimesuta
Kansas
Missouri
Fort Judge
Wanbster City
Dows
Clarion Aith Williams
Tem
Community Service Station Company
Domestic fall into cistern leads to damages suit
Mrs. S M Hopkins, widow of Marshalltown Iowa seeks 1000 damages from Daniel and Andrews for permanent injuries after entering a room and falling through a trapdoor into a cistern sixteen feet deep beneath the kitchen area. The petition claims the cistern was out of repair and the trap door raised, causing the accident on March 27 while Hopkins was employed at the Andrews home.
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Marshalltown
S. MM. Jopkins
Daniel Andrews
Andrews
Edoor
Hopkins
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