Rosh Hashanah Services Observed By Rebrews of Waterloo
The Rosh Hashanah observance begins tomorrow evening at 6 30 and ends Friday evening. Rabbi I Laman sky leads at 613 Fifth street west with visiting orthodox followers. Services run 7 30 to 1 20 for morning hours and 4 30 to 7 30 for evenings Wednesday and Thursday. The article notes biblical basis, shofar, Selihot prayers, and Tashlich customs with greetings of a good year.
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Congregation of the Sons of Jacob
I. Lamansky
Fifth Street West
Black's Opening Millinery Revival Opens Today and Tomorrow
Black's grand millinery opening is held today and tomorrow on the store's second floor at Fourth Street East. Miss Morgan, head of the department, returns from eastern markets with a full stock of up-to-date fall models. Miss Hoover assists. Miss Johnson leads the work room as the display showcases gowns, head gear, and dainty accessories in big show windows.
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Black
Fourth Street
Miss Morgan
Miss Hoover
Mandel Bros
Miss Johnson
Barney Seeks New Building for State Dairy Board
W R Barney commissioner says the state food and dairy commission needs better quarters and will press for a new building opposite the state house, seeking the remainder of a block. He avoids criticizing fair grounds while urging improved facilities for year round work.
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New Moines
State Food and Dairy Commission
W. R. Barney
State House
Capital Avenue
Tarney
Enrollment Proves Westfield City Schools At Peak
Waterloo west public schools face 1900 to 2000 total enrollment, up from prior years. Emerson and other buildings are crowded, necessitating plans for additional rooms or new schools. A single 8:10 to 12:30 high school session is trialed for cold weather. Football coach Fred McClain begins duties with 40 plus candidates and aims to beat East High on Thanksgiving. Westfield establishes a kindergarten department under Miss Audrey Strayer as population rises. The New Haven steamship issue and financial moves touch Morse and J P Morgan amid Boston steam trade questions.
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Waterloo West
Washington Irving
Greenfield
Emerson
Galloway
Westfield
Fred McClain
East High
Westfield School
Audrey Strayer
Morse Canal Bill Boosts Charless W Morse Ventures
New York September 10 Charles W Morse, once jailed by a federal statute, sees revived marine interests via the Panama canal act. Taft signed the bill, pressuring the New York New Haven Hartford to divest its steam lines within two years. Morse aims to reestablish a New York Boston steamship route as financiers weigh backing.
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New York
Charles W. Morse
Morse
Congress
Wall Street
Taft
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Boston
Germ that kills horses discovered in Nebraska
Lincoln Neb Sept 10 State Bacteriologist H H Waite of the University of Nebraska announces the discovery of the germ causing the mysterious horse disease in Kansas and across the state The germ is said to enter through the mouth or nostrils and reach the brain It may diffuse through the air as well as in hay and provender A state veterinary conference will meet in the state capitol to discuss the situation and invites nearly a hundred practitioners from across Nebraska to attend
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Lincoln, Neb
H. H. Waite
University of Nebraska
Kansas
Aldrich
Veterinary Surgeons
Senate Chamber
State Capitol
Royal Arcanum Resumes Meetings After Summer Break
Golden council Royal Arcanum will resume regular sessions, the first meeting set Wednesday evening at six o'clock in the lodge room of the K P hall. Attendance is urged as plans for the fall campaign and social events will be outlined.
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Golden Council
Royal Arcanum
K. P. Hall
Minister Defends Maiden Women at St James Church
Chicago report recalls Rev Charles Bayard Mitchell defending single women in a sermon on Old Maids, praising noble women who choose lifelong singleness over marrying unsuitable men. He noted reasons some women never marry and lifted his hat to those who remain unwed.
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Chicago
Charles Bayard Mitchell
St. James’ Methodist Episcopal Church
Old maid terms spark debate on singleness and respect
A discussion argues against the insult of calling unmarried women "old maids" while noting that single men are seldom condemned as "old bachelors." The writer contends that women accept single life, disapproving of harsher labels, and asserts many so called old maids could marry if they chose. The piece weighs social double standards and motives behind lifelong singleness.
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