Little Brown Church in Vale hosts Waterloo visitors
A large Waterloo contingent attended a Sunday service at the Little Brown Church in Vale. Rev J E Johnson delivered the sermon on a working philosophy of life as tours from nearby states joined locals in a serene service amid autumn scenery.
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J. E. Johnson
Waterloo
Sodes
Johnson
Willand S. Pitt
Little Brown
Vale
Altho
Xyrandeur
Towa
Fern
Voreas
Morthland
Tao Oglhat
Mr. Johnson
Hla
Golds
Chriat
Solas
Mini Anna Wo
Paul Bergen
Mr. Lee
Clotk
Wa Iterloo
U S Marshals Released From Duty as Strike Bases Up
Sioux City Iowa September 18 Acting on instructions from the attorney general Pred Davis United States marshal for northern Iowa released from further government service most of the special deputy marshals stationed at rail centers in northern Iowa during the 14 week strike against federated show crafts Some deputies remain in Sioux City about 25 deputy marshals will be kept at Gelwein Illinois indefinitely The general shows of the Chicago Great Western railroad system were recently reopened with machinists brought in from outside points The peak of the shopmen s strike is gauged from the number of Special deputy marshals appointed
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Sioux City
United States
Pred Davis
Towa
Chicago Great Western
Pepsodent and the fight against dental film
A historical piece explains how a viscous film coats teeth and causes decay, urging daily removal. It credits two film fighting agents developed by dental science, integrated into a new toothpaste named Pepsodent, and notes wide adoption across about fifty nations.
Injunctions Remain in Full Force in Marshal Davis Case
On July 2b Marshal Davis noted 15 unique special disputis on his force and stated daily costs. Special deputies cost taxpayers about $1,000 each day. All injunctions by Judge George Scott and Judge James H. Wilkinson remain in effect, per Attorney General Daugherty's request.
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Marshal Davis
George
Scott
James H. Wilkinson
Northern District
Daugherty
Iowa State Fair Attendance Tops Others in 1924
Des Moines reports the Iowa State Fair surpassed rival fairs in attendance with a 22 percent rise over last year. Indianapolis drew 130,000. Town Elite Chir hosted 359,000. Nebraska logged 260,000. Minnesota faced heat and cost pressures lowering 1924 turnout.
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Minnesota
Ube
Iowa Fair
Freezone Advertises Corn Removal For Cents
An old advertisement touts Freezone as a quick, painless remedy for all corn types and calluses. It claims the tiny bottle removes hard and soft corns without soreness, irritation, or pain, available at drugstores for a few cents.
Enduring Tooth-Protecting Agents Shape Global Dental Trend
A concise note notes that potent tooth-protecting agents are influencing dental care worldwide. It hints at a rapid shift toward a new dental trend driven by these substances and their broad, transformative effects.
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Little Brown Church
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Rake Tamous
Walch
U.S
Tartar
Pyorriéa
Iowa
Cuticura
Anne Piriett Wyatt
Pelee Ippon
Dops
Maldon
Mars
Wabash Ave
Chicago
Tron
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