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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1914

Page

5

Fatal Motorcycle Race Tragedy at Marshall County Fair

Fred E Voorhees aged 2 a Waterloo native living in Cedar Falls was fatally injured in a motorcycle race accident at the Marshalltown Marshall County Fair Grounds. He crashed into a fence while on the second lap of a five mile race, suffered a fractured collarbone and severe injuries, died at 7 30 pm after being rushed to hospital. He was a former professional racer and star athlete at East High School, married about two years, and recently residing in Cedar Falls. Funeral arrangements are noted with services at home and First Presbyterian Church.

Fred E. Voorhees Waterloo Cedar Falls Iste Marshalltown Marshall County Fair Waterla Hoy Fred Voorhees Electric Park Arettis Pranklein Lafayette I. J. Meyers Day Street O'Keefe & Towne

Visiting Pastor Pleases Hearers at First Congregations

The Rev Willis Goldsmith of Manhattan Kansas preached at both services yesterday at First Congregations church. The committee may consider him for the pastorate to succeed Dr Walter H Raitt, who leaves for a college presidency in Wichita Kan. The pulpit committee will meet tonight to decide on plans and potential supply for the interim.

Willis Goldsmith Wichita Kan Goldsmith

Pioneer Mothers Recipes For Home Treatment Of Disease

Recipes of our pioneer mothers for home treatment of disease rely on roots herbs and field plants. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound grew from such home remedies and became widely used as a remedy for female health, spreading from one household to many across the nation.

Lydia KE Pinkham Lydia EF

German Gazette denies peace overtures while Rheims bombardment noted

The North German Gazette denies any consideration of peace terms preserving German territory, stating no peace moves will be sought until the war ends. It notes German bombardment of Rheims, explains the French fire originated from that area, and mentions orders to save the cathedral.

Rheims

Funeral for Mrs Mario Adix with four relatives dead

Mrs Mario Adix widow of Tres Jon Adix and former pastor J Rauh of Waverly led the service. Her husband died years ago in the pastorate, two children passed away around his death, and her family line is noted as she returns to teaching duties. The Rev J Rauh delivered the sermon. A series of educational lectures begins Wednesday with President W T Seerley of Iowa State Teachers College speaking at the manual training auditorium on the Spirit of the Successful School. Public invited.

Atregi F. Bartlett Wiack Hawk Street Iite Nates Jiabilee Mario Adix Widge Tres Jon Adix Hagband Tiether Gine Adix Ap Andrew Jackson County Dan Wiliin Adix Linge Ton Adix J. Raugeh Waverly W.T. Seerley Tawa State Teachers’ College Lear Dr. Seertey Board of Education Waterloo East State ‘Teachers’ College

Language Learner and the Quick Witted Porter

A Swiss hotel porter speaks many languages but admits he never thinks. The tale ends with the persistence of a questioner and the porter’s humorous reply about his own mind and speech.

New Official to War on Bedbugs in Three Month Term

The Board of Supervisors appoints Attorney PLB Ritz as assistant county attorney for three months to handle a surge of legal work. He will focus on hotel violations cited by Deputy State Inspector J. B. Heefner, including bedbugs and fire safety issues. Ritz, the acting chief in urgent matters, served in the same role last year while Roxie and Metoy attend district court.

Board of Supervisors Plb. Ritz Sale J. B. Heefner Toexie Heefner Trias Vreemner Ritz Jupiter Courts Roxie

Vanderbilt Hotel Key Chain Tale of War Time Return

Joan Kierache the Vanderbilt hotel chef and his wife tried to return from France after war disruptions. A German silver room key tag and a playful hotel key check helped identify him. William Butler of Brooklyn aided the return by recognizing the key check and the British and American consuls issued travel passage back to New York. The grateful Kierache later repaid Butler by buying him a train ticket.

Joan Kierache Vanderbilt Marshall France New York Times Kierache Paris New York Aic Roche Sieritures Ate Mavre Blayre Southampton County William Butler Brooklyn Butter

Findlay Die From Frontline Action With British Artillery

London dispatch describes General Nell Douglas Findlay of the Royal Artillery dying at dawn during a British advance toward Soissons. Shell fire targeted his gun line as he urged grimly for action and sacrificed himself to save his men, his voice rallying the crew before he was struck.

London Correspondett Ae Ainill France Nell Douglas Findlay Royal Artillery Soissons Piodlay Prise Findlay Ovaln

Church Operated on Business Plan By Rev Will Spry

Reverend Will FT Spry, pastor of Pirot Methodist Episcopal Church, closed a last evening farewell service of the conference year. He applied business principles to church affairs, clearing a $100 debt quickly and leaving the church financially sound with no outstanding obligations.

Will FT. Spry Pirot Methodist &Piscopal Church Spry

Road Repair Demands Prompt Grading of East Bank Road

Residents report a nearly unusable road along the east bank of the river from Cedar River Park to the Sans Sauel bridges. Deep holes dot the surface. officials say gravel or crushed rock would fix the problem, but no work has occurred all summer.

Cedar River Park Sans Sauel

Waterloo Couples Tie The Knot In Small Town Notices

LICENSEP TO WED. Jotn Rasimachus, Waterloo. Sallie Drulis, Waterloo. Percy Newman, Waterloo. Caroline J. Hawks, Waterloo.

WED Jotn Rasimachus Waterloo Sallie Drulis WaterlooiPercy Newman Caroline J. Hawks

War Witness Describes Europe Tour Amid Monarchs and Mobilizing Armies

Mrs. Gertrude Abdill, returning from Vienna with Mrs. Clara Waller of New York, recounts the mobilization of troops across four nations. She and Mrs. Waller traveled via Austria Hungary France and Switzerland, meeting a leading German general and observing the impact of war on civilians, rail travel, and Paris as flags abound.

Gertrude Bypnell Abdill Vienna J. W. Krapfel Park Avenue East Clara Waller New York City National Biscuit Company Russia Abdill Austria-Hungary France England Austria Hungary Waller Leone Paris Abdill l Met P Imperial Guard

New Commander of the Atlantic Fleet Reported

Dispatches recall travel from Paris to Boulogne to Folkestone and London aboard the St Louis with the narrator alone on board. Mrs Abdill in Vienna translated a German art book, studied Leschetisky piano methods, and returns home before the war ends with trunks and papers across the ocean. Francis Joseph is described as old but in better health than usual, and a lost 4,000 Austrian soldiers passage is noted.

Austria-Hungary Switzerland France England Mrs. Abdill Vienna Paris Boulogne Insbrook Lucerne Button Leonard Cowin Waterloo Geneva Boulognne Germany Folkestone London St. Loui Treaelation Viennia Mre Abdill Imperial Gallery Unie Myre Abdil Niete California Austria Francis Joseph Servia

Return from Wisconsin trip by Prank R Siberling family

Prank R Siberling and his daughter Jean returned Saturday afternoon from a three months stay in Wisconsin. They visited the elder daughter in Milwaukee and took many side trips through the lake region by auto. Heavy roads due to recent rains in eastern Iowa marked the return. Miss Jean Siberling will depart for Dubuque this week to resume studies at Mount St. Joseph's College.

Prank R. Siberling Jean Wisconsin Mr. Siberling Milwaukee Lake Auto Iowa Jean Siberling Dubuque Mount St. Joseph's College

The Easiest Way to End Dandruff

A brief home remedy claims dissolving dandruff with four ounces of liquid argon rubbed into the scalp at night will remove dandruff by morning. Repeated applications reportedly destroy all signs of dandruff and stop itching, leaving hair fluffy and glossy. The ad promotes liquid argon as inexpensive and readily available at drug stores.

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