Long Tour Abroad Fascinates Librarians From Waterloo
Miss Fanny Duren and Miss Maria Brace enjoyed a six month trip from New York to England Wales Devonshire London Paris and across Europe including Norway Scotland and Ireland. They stopped in New York Montclair Cleveland and met Miss Alice Tyler, former Iowa library official, now at Western Reserve University.
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Maria Brace
Dunlap
Lbrarian
Waterloo
New York City
New York
England
Wales
Devonshire
Clovally
North
Lorna Doone
London
Europe
Paris
Switzerland
Germany
Holland
Brussels
Norway
Scotland
Glasgow
Inverness
Aberdeen
Braemer
Edinburgh
Windermere
America
Liverpool
Upper Mont Clair
New Jersey
Cleveland
Alice Tyler
Iowa Library Commission
Western Reserve University
Eiffel Tower Turns Wireless Center Of Paris
Paris Oct 25 The Eiffel tower once slated for demolition now stands as France’s wireless hub beneath the Champ de Mars. A subterranean plant shields its silent entrances as engineers and experts refine instruments critical to wartime communications and allied Russia. Professor Henri Abraham of the Sorbonne notes the mission from Washington will join late in October.
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France
Champ de Mars
Russia
Henri Abraham
Sorbonne
Washington
Abraham
Ticket Agent Resigns at Union Station
Frank Baker resigned as ticket agent at Union station for the Chicago Rock Island Pacific and Chicago Great Western railroads. Richard J. Bragg of Cedar Rapids succeeds him and has begun duty. L. C Allman attends the dairy cattle congress in Chicago.
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Union Station
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Chicago Great Western
Baker
Dubnane
Richard J. Bragg
Cedar Rapids
L. C Allman
Dairy Cattle Congress
Chicago
Life Extension Institute Seeks Iowa Backing
A new corporation, the Life Extension Institute, aims to extend the life of Iowa life policy holders by collecting data and advising life companies on healthier living and sanitation. Dr. Irving Fisher of Yale and Dr. Guilford H. Sumner are among supporters, with the group presenting a business case to state health officials.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Life Extension Institute
Irving Fisher
Yale
Guilford H. Sumner
State Board of Health
Sias Weighs Fate of Progressive Republican Reunion
Carleton Sias, county Progressive chair, remains noncommittal on a reunion with the Republicans. A fellow Progressive says unity depends on GOP adoption of Progressives' platform principles. The Pennsylvanian contest shows bitter local clashes with Roosevelt supporters expelled from Blair county committee. Harriet Miller of Omaha visits her daughter Mrs. William Miller in this city.
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Progressive Party
Silas
Republican Party
Pennsylvania
Blair
Roosevelt
Boies Penrose
Penrose
Senate
Harriet Miller
Omaha
Mrs
Wiliam Miller
This
City
Entertainers and travelers gather in Cedar Falls events
Mrs Frank Harridan and son from Marshalltown visit J E Britton and family for a wedding to be held Tuesday evening. Hastings guests join sisters for the Dennis Hecht wedding in Mason City. Grinnell football team arrives for afternoon game. Funeral of J R Corwin recalled. Potatoes bought from Verndale. Various residents host, travel, or attend church and club events around Cedar Falls IA.
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Frank Harridan
Marshalltown
J. E. Britton
Gus Kessler
John Deane
Dorothy
Hastings
Neb
Alexander Anad
Emma Deinis
Miss Dennis
Kent G. Hecht
Mason City
Faye Samson
Charles City
Hutledge Warris
Book and Needle Club
F. Hersey
Manful
Congregational Church
Council Bluffs
Women’s Missionary Society
Sam. Brown
Btate Street
Margaret Teyte Sings At Falls Cedar Falls Lecture
Margaret Teyte appeared at the College auditorium to a large audience enjoying her performance. Miss Merrill presented her with a bouquet of roses from the Lecture committee. The next lecture on the course will feature the Ben Greet Players on December 5.
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Cedar Falls
Mike Margaret Teyte
College Auditorium
Miss Teyte
Nunes
Winnifred Merrill
Ben Greet
Carpenters Strike at International Harvester Plant
Cedar Falls Iowa reports carpenters on the new International Harvester building stopped work at noon claiming the contractor is officious. A new force of workers is expected to be hired and delays considered temporary. Funeral of Mrs. Revington held today at Waverly for Mrs. Bohan who died in California. Yeomen in Cedar Falls host a social and musicale with many members and families attending.
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Cedar Falla
Carpentera
International Harvester
Revington
Etta Revington
Howe
Jack
Bohan
Waverly
Finchford
California
Cedar Falls
Local youth honored for literary effort and church notices
Children Laura Wombaugh Richard Hurns under seven Leonard Bundy Neva Olney under fourteen earned jack o lanterns filled with candy. Divine Will Teach How to Manage a Wife sermon series continues at Congregational Church with two talks by Rev Q HY Holmes on Hell a View of Heaven and Getting Married or How to Manage a Wife. Methodist church plans reception for new pastor Rev J W Holland and family. Ex Senator Cannon to lecture on Mormonism in Cedar Falls next Saturday hosted by the M E church and the brotherhood. Cannon, an excommunicated Mormon, to speak on Mormonism.
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Laura Wombaugh
Richard Hurns
Leonard Bundy
Neva Olney
Divine
Congregational Church
Q. HY. Holmes
Hell
M. BE. Church
J. W. Holland
Cannon
Caedar Falls
Utah
Brotherhood of the M. E. Church
Cocaine Sales Probe Ordered by Iowa Pharmacy Board
Des Moines officials report the state pharmacy commission will investigate charges that local druggists are selling cocaine. The panel also plans to probe veterinarians who prepare their own medicines and will consider raising educational qualifications for pharmacist certificates.
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Des Moines
State Pharmacy Commission
Miller Couple Reopen City Restaurant on West Mullan
Mr and Mrs R K Miller of the city took charge this week of the restaurant at 216 West Mullan avenue near the cream separator works and have reopened it to the public. The new management are hustlers and know how to get up nice appetizing meals.
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R. K. Miller
West Mullan Avenue
Lord & Thomas Explains Its Alluring Ad Agency Success
The Chicago organization Lord & Thomas markets itself as a proven money maker for clients wagering on sales in print. It touts top earners, strict merit, and a results driven approach with a 227000 dollar annual payroll for nine staff, claiming vast experience, cautious market research, and a focus on maximizing profits through effective advertising.
No Extra Cost Advertising for Small Accounts
A historic notice outlines a sales pitch offering the same service and commission for small and large accounts. It targets confident, money minded clients who value proven results and not show. The text invites correspondence to prove powers by success records and testimonials.
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