Rockefeller Institute Hospital Opens for Study of Select Diseases
New York October 18 The Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research will open a hospital section this week at the foot of East Sixty sixth street and East River. It will admit only a few diseases for intensive study with no patient charges. Doctors will not practice outside work and will focus on research rather than broad hospital care.
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New York
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Rockefeller Institute
East Sixty-sixth Street
iEast River
New Hospital
General Hospital
City of
Institute For Medical Research
Catarrh a Systemic Blood Disease
Catarrh is a deep seated blood disease affecting the entire system and often the head nose and throat. The advertisement claims purification of the blood with 8.58.8 as a cure and promises complete and lasting relief when the blood is cleansed and membranes heal. Free book and medical advice offered by WES SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. Atlanta, Ga.
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Wes Swift
Atisata
Hospital opens with free care for all patients
The beet series that the hospital can render will be given to every patient without regard to his poverty or wealth. The diseases to be admitted to the hospital at its opening will be anterior poliomyelitis pneumonia and heart disease. The last two are widely prevalent diseases which according to recent statistics show an Increase in the death rate.
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Rockefeller
Peddler's Case Continued Over License Dispute
Case of city versus Wm Boyd and others over the peddler ordinance is continued to Thursday due to City Attorney Kelly's absence for a funeral. Attorneys Sager and Wenner represent the defense and city respectively as they prepare to challenge the legality of the license fee of 50 dollars for transient merchants. Complainants are Waterlo Frust & Commission Co officers. defendants accused of selling apples without license. A second item promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a long trusted cough remedy from Wangler Bros and H W Taggart.
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M. H. Kelly
Waterlo Frust & Commission Co
Community Club and Church Group Meetings Planned
Numerous Latin era notices announce a slate of meetings across Waterloo Cedar Falls area. Priscilla club and Westminster Literary Society schedule events with hosts on Cascaden Place and Wheeler residence. Universalist and First Congregational church groups hold all day or afternoon gatherings with invited members and friends. Public notices urge attendance at M E church events and D A R sessions.
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C. H. Babcock
E. M. Storm
Ladies’ Industrial Society
First Congregational Church
South Street
Waterloo
Congregational Church
Cedar Falls
GC. A. Fullerton
In Memoriam to Mr and Mrs James Rexister
A heartfelt memorial poem mourns the loss of a loved one. The verses express grief, faith in divine will, and hope for reunion in a heavenly realm, noting the household sorrow and the enduring sorrow felt in every room of the home.
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James Rexister
Qur Daring
Inmate Leaves County Home Over Treatment Complaints
William Strawhacker, a county home inmate in Mt. Vernon township, walked to Waterloo, then sought officials to lodge complaints about his care. He plans not to return, while board members weigh the allegations amid mixed views and prior county oversight notes. Capt. Bogardus, a famed rifleman, reports kidney relief after Foley Kidney Pills.
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William Strawhacker
Mt. Vernon Township
Waterloo
Strawhacker
Court House
Board of Supervisors
Rownd
County Auditor's
Johnson
Committee On
County Poor
Lincoln Township
Carpenter's Trade
Board of
Iowa Mausoleum official near death in Denver attack
J B Hamilton secretary and general manager of the Iowa Mausoleum company, based in Waterloo, was stricken by a cerebral hemorrhage on Denver streets yesterday. He had been in Colorado six weeks on business, unaided since the incident, with Mrs Hamilton joining him a week earlier. Telegrams say recovery is only slightly possible. he has a left brain injury and is at Mercy hospital in Denver. The Hamiltons moved from Toledo to Waterloo about 18 months ago and reside in the Melrose building on Third avenue west.
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J. B. Hamilton
Iowa Mausoleum Company
Denver
Colo
Waterloo
F. F. McElhinney
Hamilton
Colorado
Memihinney
Hamiton
Omaha
Aince
Mercy Hospital
Melrose Building
Third Avenue West
Cottage Prayer Meetings Scheduled Tonight Across Districts
A corrected list shows cottage prayer meetings set for 7 30 tonight across districts 27 through 69. Names and addresses include Mrs Harry Stolth 1538 Sycamore, A N Davis 142 Independence Ave, Mrs Kirkpatrick near Castelnith, and others on West Fourth Street Rebel Street Home Park boulevard and Grand Street. Reports are due to H Liliestrand at M CG A.
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Harry Stolth
Sycamore Street
N. Davis
Independence Avenue
L. A. Park
State Street
Kirkpatrick
Caste Nith
Grainger
West Eleventh Street
George W. Pett
Hammond Avenue
Taylor
Grand Street
A. J. Hill
Wellington Street
Frank Decker
South Street
J. M. Lichty
Washington Street
G. E. Richards
West Thirteenth Street
Waterloo Evangelistic Party To Stay At McWilliams Home
The Waterloo Evangelistic association entertainment committee rented 313 Walnut Street for Rev. Wm Sunday and about ten associates. Mr. and Mrs. Sunday and their party will use the George B McWilliams home, who plan to move to California after October 31.
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Waterloo Evangelistic Association
Rev. Wm. 4
George B. McWilliams
Walnut Street
Sunday
Social Events Highlight Local Engagements
Mrs. J W Webb entertained old Reinbeck friends at Allen street in honor of sister Mrs J H Welch from Belle Plaine. Mrs H E Hollis hosted a postnuptial gathering for sister Miss Lena Walters Cardy on Cottage street with a cut glass water set presented by the group. A Christ Episcopal thimble bee is planned by the Ladies Guild at Mrs J T Coolidge’s Third street east home. Fortnightly Club discusses mining topics at the public library with Mr and Mrs B J Howrey hosting. Luncheon for the M B Needlework club at Mrs J T Coolidge’s home. Miss Julia Holzer hosted a precendent party for Miss Maud Weatherwax ahead of her wedding with yellow chrysanthemums and bridge prizes. China shower honors Miss Mignetia Schiel at Miss Florence McDermott’s Lafayette street home.
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J.W. Webb
Allen Street
J. H. Welch
Belle Plaine
Reinbeck
Charles Adams
Ed Ganze
John Wilson
E K. Green
Delicios
H. E. Hollis
Cottage Street
H. J.cardy
Lena Walters
Jessie Fawcett
Vernonica Finley
Burroughs
Bnife
Ladies’ Guild
Ladies’ Guild of
Christ Episcopal Church
J. T. Coolidge
Third ‘Street
Matt Parrott
W. W.mcfarlane
H.C. Harper
T. W. Place
A. T. Breckenridge
C. A. Mills
B. J. Howrey
Austin Butt
WW. W. H. Schwedler
M. B
BE. T. Cowin
Third Street
M. B. Needlework Club
Irma Willis
Molins
Irl
Julia Holzer
Walnut Street
Maud Weatherwax
Ethel Miller
Harry 0. Parsons
Evelyn Sherman
Tressa McElhinney
F. F. McElhinney
Miss Weatherwax
Florence McDermott
Bess Burns
Lafayette Street
Mignetia Schiel
Wintred Tiedman
Wedding Shower Fetes Bride With Hand Painted China
At a gathering of sixteen girls the evening featured five hundred games won by Miss Katherine Burns and consolation by Miss Jenny Schiel. Frances Cordes and Susie Goswiller performed piano solos, Jenny Schiel sang, and a two course repast followed. Cordes played a wedding march as the bride was escorted through the house and showered with hand painted china by the guests.
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Katherine Burns
Jenny Schiel
Frances Cordes
Susie Goswiller
P. H. Burns
M. T. McDermott
John
Iowa Missionary Society Elects Officers At Waverly
At the Iowa Branch convention of the Women s Missionary society of the Evangelical association church in Waverly delegates were named to the general meeting. Officers elected include President Mrs W C Nuhn Cedar Falls and Vice president Mrs Henry Lang Winton. The next branch meeting is set for fall 1911 at Meservey Iowa.
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Iowa
Women's Missionary Society of the Evangelical Association
Waverly
J. H. Bauernfeind
General Society
Amanda Rickert
W. C. Nun
Cedar Falls
E. O. Beck
Hibbard
W. C. Nuhn
Henry Lang
Winton
VW. C. Lang
Dysart
A. Goetze
Fr. Dodge
No Soul in Sweet Sixteen Says Hall Lecture
Dr. G Stanley Hall of Clark University told a Gurley Colorado normal school audience that girls turning sixteen are utterly irreligious and lack a soul. He asserted they focus on immediate pleasures like rats, puffs, and giggles and claimed women now have more souls than men.
John F Dietz Pictures Shown At Crystal Theatre
A Crystal theatre program features the John F Dietz siege tale with slides from the Minneapolis Journal detailing his six year elusion of Wisconsin officers, the 100 deputy pursuit, and capture after a wounded hand. Phillips Evalyn musical act and Mellvilles comic sketch about shopping excess accompany the feature.
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Crystal Theatre
John F. Dietz
Cameron Dam
Winter
Wis
Wisconsin
Minneapolis Journal
Dietz
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Hack States Medical Study
Foley
Wangler Bros
H. W. Taggart
Sons of Veterons
Priscilla Club
Thomas Cascaden
Fourth Street
United Presbyterian Church
The
Westminster Literary Society
Geo. A. Wheeler
Cascaden Place
Sacred Heart Altar Society
Will Miller
J. L. Fortunski
Baltimore Street
Universalist Ladies Social Union
F. O C. Platt
Third Street East
West Waterloo
Pinkerton Hall
Ane
Queen Castle
WK. P. Hall
M. E
Murphy
Eleventh Street
Foreign Missionary Society
Home Missionary Society
Wei
Black Hawk County
Bogardus
Lincoln
Foley Sydney
Waa
Colo.—Un
Children’s Box
Ardinnes
Daul Davis
Ife
North
Mellvilles
Vernis Martin
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