Eye ear nose and throat care saves Iowa children
Iowa City reports the University of Iowa hospital has saved sight for many babies under Perkins law. The eye ear nose and throat clinic treats undernourished sick and injured children and those with congenital issues. Equipment includes an audiometer and advanced operating and lab gear, but demand exceeds capacity with over 150 children awaiting Perkins law treatment.
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Iowa City
Ves Doug
University of Iowa
Iowa
University Hospital
Tne General Hospital
Demands EU? Chamber executive pay near director’s salary
Des Moines dispatch notes democracy talk as the Chamber of Commerce outlines roles for George E. Hamilton, secretary of the Chamber Manufacturers Bureau and auditorium company, with Frank Simmons as a junior under his direction. Simmons earned nearly $2 less than Hamilton from April 1 to Sept. 1, including overtime.
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Des ‘Moines
The
Chamber of Commerce
Asysant
George E. Hamilton
Chamber
Manufacturers’ Bureau
Auditorium Company
Chatiber
Frank Simmons
Hamiton
Simmons
Hamilton
Devil's Backbone to Be Dedicated as State Park
Secretary Williams of the executive committee schedules a September 16 park meeting in Manchester to plan the dedication of Devil's Backbone as a state park. A large committee from Delaware, Clayton, Fayette and Buchanan counties will organize the opening October 1 with Gov. Harding expected to attend and a Des Moines party and band likely joining the celebration.
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Manchester
KB. W.W. Williams
Devil's Backbone
Park
Delaware
Clayton
Fayette
Luchanan
B. W. Newberry
Strawberry Point
HH. Hoyt
George W. Dunham
S. W. Kraus
Rainvilie
I. W. Will
Lift off Corns With Freezone Ad Claims Pain Free
An old advertisement touts Freezone as a painless corn and callus remover. It promises easy lifting with fingers, a tiny bottle priced cheaply at drug stores, and instant relief from soreness as the corn is uprooted without pain.
Community Welfare meetings postponed in Manchester week
Postponement due to illness of Dr Frank G Wilsons mother. Motes of Manchester and local groups discuss Salvation Army fundraising in Delaware county with a $2000 quota. Rev W A Montgomery chairs canvassing. Wood and Lewis relocate to Oakland. Wood to run a manufacturing plant with Lewis assisting. Other notes on Hyperion Knights, personnel moves, and Bonnell visit to Manchester.
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Manchester
Frank G. Wilson
John H. Wood
Rober Lewis
Oakland
Wood
Lewis
Delaware
Salevation Army Home Service
W. A. Montgomery
The
Presbyterian Church
Fred Cross
Home Service
A. O Stanger Tuts
Chatrinyn
Willa Richardson
Richardson
Saginaw, Mich
Detecting Harmful Tobacco Effects Promotes Cessation
Dr Connor former Johns Hopkins physician warns that many seemingly healthy smokers and chewers suffer progressive organic ailments due to nicotine. He lists tests for throat catarrh and heart trouble, urges quitting, and promotes Nicotol tablets with a money back guarantee sold by Wangler Bros and B W Schuneman & Co.
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New York
Connor
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Wangler Bros
B. W. Schuneman & Casement
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University of Iowa Hospital
the Courier
Percy
Leavitt & Johnson Bank Bidg
Waterloo
Towa
WM. H. Ross
Leavitt and Johnson Building
E. Russell
Black Hawk
F. R. Nice
A. W. Adan
404
Lillie A. Arnett
Children's Diseases
Hank
Keon
C. A. Waterbury
F. C. Lee
Best
HDW
Devil’s Backbone
State Park
Hyperion
Knights of Pythiay
Mubert Mhenicte
Rock Island
Rock Inland
Bonnell
Irone Jones
Ireland
Trish Tansport Workers’ Union
Nation Union of Dockers
Bultt Uy Xovernt Skrong
Vortex
Cole’s
the Boss
House of Baldwin
Brunswick Music Co
Baldwin
Howard
Commercial Street
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