Labor gains and factory output rise in August survey
In Bioines, Sept. 19, employment in 262 firms rose 1.7 percent from July and 16.4 percent from August 1922 per A L Rick labor department survey. August showed more full time work, 91 percent across classes, and 20 percent rated business as good with 28 percent fair. Gains occurred in food and kindred products, steel, lumber, tobacco, and various industries, led by a 19.1 percent rise in the refrigerator sector.
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Charles Dickens Edited London Daily News Trial Copy Found
A specimen of the first issue of the London Daily News under Charles Dickens wages revealed at a trial sale fetched $50. The issue dated February 21 1846 included articles by Nickens. Dickens held the editor role for only three weeks. In Madagascar locusts are baked in jars, then dried in grease and eaten with Africa and onions.
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Waterloo Youth to Pilot Aerial Mail Plane This Weekend
Lieut Frank Whitamore a Waterloo resident and World War I aviation corps veteran will fly the aerial mail route from Cheyenne Wyoming to Iowa City Iowa Friday night and Saturday with a stop in Waterloo to visit his brother C W Whitamore 44 Mulberry After several days in Waterloo he will proceed to St Louis for an aerial tournament His mother has been granted permission to alight in Byrnes park during the visit
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Brother of Local Veteran Reads Own Obituary in Paper
Isaac Gushard, a member of the Robert Anderson post, returned from the Civil War veterans national convention in Milwaukee. He visited his brother Conrad in Gary Indiana, who had been gravely ill but recovered. In Naperville the paper printed his obituary when Isaac accompanied him to visit relatives.
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Waterloo Gridders Shine in Teachers College Camp
Cedar Falls Sept 19 Two Waterloo players Sherman Tollefson and Erwin Kattenbach are showing strong practice for Teachers college football. Tollefson displays speed and quick learning under coaching. Kattenbach makes rapid strides with other newcomers Maurice Millard Toledo and George progressing.
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Freshwater rivals lure for backfield berths
Freshwater Washington and L A Woods Hampton Eugene Miller with T C high last year see slow progress as many new players combat for backfield spots. Several veterans return, making the task of displacing them difficult for the team this season.
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Independence Meets First Foe Saturday
Independence Iowa Sept 19 since the start of the school year the football squad has been training well and should field one of the best teams in the region. Two vacancies remain on the first eleven. Star guard Rudolph Baker is injured and unlikely to play at Dubuque next Saturday. Reisner may miss games as his family is moving from the city.
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Things Theatrical Legally Dead at Palace Tonight
Milton Lille stars in Legally Dead with Milton Still and Claire Adams in the finale at the Palace. The production delivers a familiar but true-to-form performance, closing strong on a familiar note for long-time audiences.
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Me Crystal theatre shows action packed programs
A popular star delivers strong performances in a comedy drama Hell I B Hawn. Action filled features like Who to Play fans want and an all star cast at Crystal Theatre. Poor Men’s Wives offers lavish costumes and settings contrasting its title with rich entertainment.
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Strand and Plaza Theatres Feature Classics and Enemies of Women
A Strand Theatre listing notes Bret Harte adaptations and a Blasco Ibanez War novel shown in a colossal ballroom setting with 1% velvet drapery. Plaza Theatre screens Enemies of Women starring Lionel Barrymore and Alina Rubens, praised by critics for scenes shot in Monte Carlo and Paris including submarine whip sequences.
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