National Cancer Week Aims to Teach Early Symptoms
New York Oct 11 Thirty thousand of about 39 900 annual cancer deaths in the United States could be saved if the public learns to spot early signs and seeks prompt medical treatment Dr Char A Powers president of the American Society for the Control of Cancer says National Cancer Week on Nov 5 urges public enlightenment and action The society notes cancer rates and racial disparities in deaths with statistics from Dr Fred J Motman and Harlan tables showing higher mortality among non whites and women fewer whites overall.
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State Education Secretary Here to Organize Y Classes
Harry S. Terrell, state educational secretary, spends the week here to organize YMCA classes repeating popular courses from last winter. Programs include salesmanship, advertising, public speaking, shop mathematics and mechanical drawing taught by local experts. Enrollment begins November 14 with textbooks on display in a local drugstore window. The YMCA Extension Division at 374 Lexington Avenue, New York, offers over 250 additional courses with a staff of more than 240 instructors. Over 140,000 men attended YMCA educational classes nationwide last year, a program built on more than 30 years of work and now nationally standardized and accredited. The coming year aims to expand opportunities to every man in the community.
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Big Ten Football Weekend Attracts Spotlight Across Conference
Chicago Oct 11 The Illinois Iowa and Ohio Minnesota games draw wide interest in Big Ten action this weekend. Illinois holds two victories, while Purdue Notre Dame at Lafayette and Michigan Ohio State loom large. Northwestern aims to rebound at Evanston vs Wisconsin after three losses. Stagg works Chicago mock station squad for Princeton clash in two weeks.
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Mother Love Theme in The Old Nest Revealed
A fragmentary note references Rupert Haehes and discusses enduring maternal love in The Old Nest. The readable text hints at a story focusing on family affection, presented in a vintage newspaper card style.
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Yoho Valley a Canadian Paradise of Peaks and Falls
Katherine Lotti Smith extols Yoho Valley in the Canadian Northwest as one of the world’s most beautiful regions. From Field to Emerald Lake the route showcases Kicking Horse River, Takakkak Falls, Laughing Falls, Twin Falls, Prentiss Glacier, and the Yoho glacier. Hunting is forbidden within the park. outside, bears and mountain goats inhabit the rugged Rockies.
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The Old Nest and Y M C A Dedication Events
A theatre program features Walter F. Davis management with Leo Ferris and Ella Warner Davis. The play The Old Nest centers on a mother's love and a return of a wayward son. The piece notes the first Y M C A dedication with representatives from Canada and other nations and lists notable attendees and historical context.
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Leo Ferris
Ella Warner Davis
Old Gold Alumni Pen Meet Friday to Cheer Home Team
University of Town alumni in Waterloo plan a pregame luncheon Friday at Black’s Tearoom before the Iowa City ram game Saturday. A 42‑minute program includes remarks by Craig Arbuckle and readings by Ronald Reed, with Iowa yells and songs to boost spirit.
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Founder of Y.M.C.A. Borne 100 Years Ago Memory Honored
Fifty more lines of garbled OCR describe a centenary commemoration for George Williams founder of the Young Men's Christian Association. Mentions London and a room that served as origin but details are unclear.
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Charlie Chaplin Abroad Brightens Waterloo Theater Scene
The Waterloo Palace presents Charlie Chaplin in The Idle Class with a stellar supporting company. Audiences marvel at Chaplin’s wholesome, amusing plays now touring abroad and expect sold out shows as he travels with his celebrated troupe.
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Farm owners seek deferred payments on Grange Road benefits
Waivers filed with Ed Madigan county treasurer cover nearly half of 1 acre tracts taxed for Orange township gravel road district benefits. Of 290 assessments, 135 waivers. Total benefits around 16000 dollars, permitting yearly installments. District addition creates extra clerical work. farmers lack ready cash to pay in full.
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Orange Township
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Police Warn Waterloo Over Tailored Bull Terrier
Waterloo police posted a warning about a bobtailed bull terrier named Jack with a leather collar trimmed in brass bearing the letter H. The notice, transmitted to the entire force last night, does not specify any crime or reason for the alert. Officers are simply cautioned to beware the dog.
One Arabian Night Delights Strand Audience
The Strang theatre hosted Pola Negri in One Arabian Night to a splendid audience. Oriental music by Prof. K. A. Webb enhanced the show, delivering a first class spectacle to appreciative attendees at a premier theatre.
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