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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1928

Page

15

Hodges Sends Wild Animal Specimens to Cedar Falls Museum

Taxidermist John S Hodges of State Teachers College Cedar Falls has acquired a large shipment of fine wild animal specimens most shot in Oregon and will mount them for the college museum. Hodges on 60 day leave spent hunting in Washington and Oregon with three elk antelope among the find. He and Mrs Hodges visited relatives on the Pacific coast. This marks their first trip since he joined the college in fall 1923.

Courier Special Service Cedar Falls John Ss. Hodges State Teachers College Hodges Washington Oregon Pacific Coast Teachers College Cedar Falls Township Nineteenth Street Gilchrist Hall O. R. Latham Cedar’ Falls Kirkwood S. Olesen Wilbur Riedell First Methodist Episcopal Church Winton William C. Nuhn Board of Missions of the Evangelical Maurice Rhode McCabe Mont John McCoy St. Louis George

Proper Attitude Courtesy Pluck Emphasized at West High

Bruce F. Gates president of Gates College urged West High students to adopt attitude courtesy and pluck as essentials of success. He defined courtesy as a valuable asset and pluck as sticking to a job until it is finished. William W. Gibson principal introduced the talk.

Bruce F. Gates Gates College West High School Gates William W. Gibson

First Preliminary Declamatory Contests Announced

The article notes the first preliminary declamatory contests will be held in the Little Theatre starting now and on the 6th.

Adlerika Relief Advertised For Gas And Digestive Comfort

A vintage ad claims Adlerika relieves stomach gas and bowel waste, improving meals and sleep. Mrs. C. Thompson endorses rapid gas relief, with Robert Drug Co. selling the product. The copy emphasizes impressive waste removal and overall comfort after use.

Adlerika

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