Divorce suit and liquor injunction at Waterloo court
In Waterloo court Gorton seeks divorce from Pearl Thomas alleging abuse and social associations with other men. Landy’s injunction violation case continues. Waterloo votes on using voting machines with four to five per precinct, Cedar Falls to implement. County officials begin ballot printing amid decision delays.
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John HH
Gorton
Pearl FE
Thomas
Waterloo
Landy
A. Feely
P. Fl. Landy
Cedar Falls
Monday Night Meeting Draws Largest Walnuts Baptist Crowd
A big crowd attended special meetings at Wal nut Street Baptist Church featuring Mr. Greenwood. Pastors from the city listened as he discussed the Deity of Christ, asserting Jesus as God’s equal and life giver. The event closed with hymn singing and thanksgiving. He spoke again at 7 20 pm and began a four part series today at 3 pm on The Second Coming of Christ.
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
Greenwood
God
Jesus of Nazareth
Man
Jesus
Christ
Nervous Prostration Remedies Cited In Philadelphia Letters
Philadelphia readers report quick improvement after taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for nervous prostration headaches dizziness sleeplessness and heart palpitations. Mrs Mary Johnston of 210 Siegel Street says she recovered after half a bottle and recommends the remedy in every household. In Ephrata Mrs J W Holmeereer says the compound restored health strength and weight loss, with a healthier-looking face.
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Philadelphia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mary Johnston
Siegel Street
Ephrata
J. W. Holmeereer
No. 3
Lydia FE
Detective Hawkins Solves Forsythe Jewel Murder
In London detective Hawkins investigates the Forsythe murder, suspects Miss Ashworth and the butler Mosely, uncovers jewel theft, and exposes Mosely via a staged misdirection. Mosely, the butler, is arrested in America after Hawkins matches a sleeve button to the victim, ending the case with justice for Mrs Forsythe.
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London
Stone
Lenny
Hin
Ant
Persia
Burt
Netter
Heller
America
Asawkins
Mosely
Mra Forsythe
Dawkins
Forsythes
Ashworth
Mr. Withers
Barret
Forsythe
Hawkins
Miss Ashworth
Wagner Tells of Hitting Woman II
Wagner, accused of running down Mrs. John Smith Sunday evening, was taken into custody and released on $100 bond. His attorney entered an appearance and the case was set for Saturday, with a separate $25 bond fixed. Wagner said he swerved to avoid a collision and drove over the curb. The victim remains very weak at Presbyterian hospital. her prognosis is unclear.
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Gawkins
Detective Bureau
Charles Farssthe
Wrmler
Gao
Hawkins
Kiven
Tomates
Forsythe
Phere
Mr. Withers
Hawties
Mr. Withera
J Urers
Sr. Hawking
Fem
Miss Astaverth
Wagner
John Smith
Smith
Presbyterian Hospital
Picture Lecture Tonight by William Laffingwell at Commercial Club
William Bruce Laffingwell will present a travelogue at the Commercial Club tonight starting at 7 o'clock. The audience will view scenic western paths from Omaha to San Francisco and see the fair grounds as they appear today. The event is arranged by the Board of Trade and is the first in a series of special club programs organized by Secretary Charles Van Vieck.
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William Bruce Laffingwell
Commercial Club
West
Omaha
San Francisco
Fair Grounds
Board of Trade
Charles van Vieck
Wilhelm Goes East to Buy Goods for New Stock
John Wilhelm of South Bend Indiana has traveled to New York City to secure a complete new line for the fall and winter trade. He previously sold all the stock at Waters Style Shop on Bridge Street to Kimmel & Co and will carry an exclusive department for reads go wear and related items.
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John Wilhelm
South Bend
Ind
Bridge Street
New York City
Wilhelm
Kimmel & Co
Dressmaking Class Opens Wednesday At YWCA
The YWCA offers a dressmaking course for women and girls, led by Mrs Bunyan at one of the city’s noted dressmaking schools. Beginners can learn from design to finished garment with supervision and first class instruction. The class starts tomorrow night and aims to teach pawns and other garments with care and accuracy.
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YL Woc
Bunyan
Bible Study Class For Girls At West High
Miss Emily Porter, a teacher at West High School, will lead a Bible study class for girls at YWCA every Wednesday evening. The plans aren’t completed but interested girls should report to the secretary to join the first lesson.
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Yan
Emily Porter
West High School
Waterloo city in brief ad and notices mix
A jumble of local notes covers advertising pushes in Waterloo, personnel moves, court matters, travel plans, and community events. Mentions include M Vaughan, Karl Barger, Pettit, Moss Latterly Electrical Supply Co suit, Bridget, and several residents traveling or returning from destinations. a stray anecdote about a duck dinner and Philippines insects closes the item.
Colors Affect Brain Mood and Sunlight Effects
A New York Sun report explains colors influence feelings and mental states. Sunlight and sea blue curtains are said to soothe nerves, while crimson and amethyst rhododendrons allegedly lift mood when viewed outdoors.
Missionaries to Talk to United Presbyterians
A special meeting at 7 30 pm at First United Presbyterian invites members and friends. Delegation of missionaries including C B Betl, Miss Marion Paden of Egypt, Miss Gean Morrison from India, and Miss Carolyn Desart from India and Egypt will discuss their work. Women will present their annual mission offering.
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First United Presbyterian
Betl
Marion ,Paden
Egypt
Gean Morrison
India
Carolyn Desart
Two Tense Moments Told By Cambridge Man
A Cambridge man recalled two tense moments from his life. The first came in college when he captained the baseball team and faced a pivotal at bat with runners in scoring position. He delivered a three-base hit, forcing a tie and then a win.
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Cambridge
Boston Journal
Skitch Wash Helper Promises Easy Laundry
The ad touts SKITCH as a wash day marvel that removes dirt without rubbing and preserves fabric. Three teaspoons in a boilerful of clothes cuts washing time to about twenty minutes, with a 10 cent package claimed to handle seven washings and save soap, offered by Hana Fi tenberg of Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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All Grocers
Hana Fitenberg
Grand Ave
Milwaukee
Wisc
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Tock Island Railroad
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