Escapes serious injury as sedan strikes trolley
J A Lamb of 1108 Fifth Street West escaped grave injury when his damaged car, after crossing Third Avenue, was struck by a fast streetcar at Third and Western. The car was hurled to the curb and crashed into an electric light pole, breaking it. Lamb was crushed but remained at home with sprains and bruises.
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J. A Lamb
Fifth Street West
Third
Western Avenues
Lamb
Western Avenue
Third Avenue
Hart
Bar S. Huntley
Reading
Fourth Street
Parker Street
Hecht
Ed Smith
Mulberry Street
C. A Coffin
Cedar Falls
Commercial
Fifth Streets
Coffings
Peerless Exhibit Shines Amid Politics at Dairy Cattle Congress
At the Dairy Cattle Congress the Union Motor Car Co shows Peerless and Studebaker cars drawing spectators. A Waterloo Democrat notes the Peerless sedan, joking it was picked by Democratic solons as Secretary of War. The Union Motor Car Co, led by Oscar Grow, markets a strong exhibit enhancing the event and aiding local dealers in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Motor Car Co
Studebaker
Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo Democrat
Solons
Baker
Waterloo
Greater Waterloo to Form Syndicate Club and Remodel Building
Waterloo votes split 474 in favor and 434 against a merger of two commercial clubs to form the Greater Waterloo association. Remodeling of the Syndicate building for the new club and association offices to begin, with tenants on floors two and three surrendering leases. one tenant to remain briefly.
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Waterloo
Greater Waterloo Association
Waterloo East
Association Rooms
Irory
Legion Committee Seeks Post After Firing Member
The American Legion's second annual convention adjourned with the national executive committee urging removal for obstructing alien deportation law enforcement. The panel's recommendation followed a closing-session vote at yesterday's gathering in Cleveland.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Aflrost
The
American Legion
the Legion
Cox to speak in New York in Madison Square Garden
Gov. Cox, Democratic presidential candidate, will speak at Madison Square Garden on Saturday night October 23 and spend the campaign’s final week in New York, an AP report from New York states.
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New York
Associated Presen
Gov. Cox
Madison Square Garden
Farceur Family Dominates Belgian Horse Show Prestige
Farceur, world champion sire, missed the International Horse Show but his lineage shines through his 8005 offspring and 9 sons and 18 daughters who entered. Paramount Lulu flaunts style while Marie Farceur is junior champion mare, Alfred de Bre Eych leads a rival line with grand champion claims as Belgian aristocracy claim the blue ribbons.
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G. Good
Ogden
Farceur
Mr. Good
Lulu
Marie Farceur
Belin
Marie
Marx Wuaere
Zhrer
Eva Tanguay
Alfred de Bre Eych
Farcour
Alfred
Daddy Farceur
Funeral Notices and Local Crime Report Highlights
Funeral of Thomas Givens at O'Keefe & Towne planned for 3 p m burial in Fairview death from cancer at Presbyterian hospital born in Ireland about 60 a brother in California sole surviving relative Mrs Mary Yockey service at family Paden ce 72 Adams street at 2 p m Friday interment Elmwood captured six bank robbers after Dansard State Bank hold up $4600. loot largely recovered Boy eight hurt stepping from ice wagon into motorcycle path Cedar Falls man arm broken in accident marriage licenses issued in Independence Chapin Sheffield Cedar Falls New Hartford Waterloo Raymond entered theaters and towns FoxRiver area names and ages provided.
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Thomas Givens
O'Keefe & Towne Funeral Home
Fairview
Presbyterian Hospital
Ireland
California
Mary Yockey
Fire damages curtain at Rizzo residence on Logan Avenue
Firefighters responded to two alarms today. At 1 p m a curtain window burned at P E Rizzo 15322 Logan Avenue but the blaze was declared out on arrival. Earlier at 10 a m station No 2 crews were sent to 731 Third Street West by an overheated furnace causing a smudge near No Gamage.
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P. E. Rizzo
Logan Avenue
Third Street
Conversation of the gods in Henry James letters noted
New York Evening Post analyzes Henry James letters with insights from Mrs Wharton who recalls humorous motor trip anecdotes and comments on James as a genial talker. The piece surveys James's talk about hats Roman ruins and Mount Tom with playful quips and literary reminiscences.
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New York Evening F Post
Henry James
Wharton
Poitier
Homme Joren Sensuel
Massachusetts
Springfield
The Simplest Internal Combustion Motor Idea
A historic note claims a tiny internal combustion engine could rival a bucketwheel in output, based on the immense efficiency of the Tesla turbine disc. The text suggests a single disc matches much larger machinery in power and potential application.
Deaf Girl Teaches Modern Dance Across Silence
In Detroit this week the deaf community shows talent as Miss Cecile Hunter of Ithaca New York teaches modern dance by tracing steps and counting with fingers. Despite being unable to hear, she leads hearing students, with seven years of experience and a growing roster of about 200 pupils learned through hand cues and rhythm perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Detroit
Ithaca
Cecile Hunter
Miss Hunter
Laundry marks vary across Europe and Russia
Laundry marks differ by country with methods from red stitched letters in England to stamped names in France and two large numbers in Bavaria. Germany uses cotton labels, Bulgaria employs many engraved stamps, and Russia marks with arrow-thread designs. Odessa issues annual marks for laundries aiding policing. a Chinese schoolmaster signals a pupil by waving him away.
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Europe
England
France
Bavaria
Germany
Bulgaria
Russia
Odessa
City in Brief and Social Notices From Waterloo Area
Local notes report visiting relatives and travel, including Mrs A M Stewart from Rockford and Mr Mrs William Bawmgart from Nevada Street. Visits by S D Leonides Garousalis and wife from Chicago, a Cedar Falls wedding officiated by Mayor Frisbie, theatre business trip by A J Busby, prewar trains with parlor cars to Waterloo, and city funding bonds signed for fire fund deficits. Also reporting arrivals, home establishment, dinner for Mrs N W Frisbie, a hunting party camp in Ontario, and the sixty second wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Frank Beck with family attendance.
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William Bawmgartner
Nevada Street
Mannsfield
Aberdeen
Waterloo
Minneapolis
Des Moines
Frisbie
Mason City Bond and Trust Company
Earl Styles
Canada
E. V. Baldwin
Minaki
Ont
Frank Beck
Sunnyside Avenue
Matthias
Milwaukee
Lizzie Einsman
Diamond Leake
Lena
Lohrmann
Chicago
Exhibit Cars of Latest Creation at Dairy Castle Congress
A feature of the Dairy Castle Congress auto show highlights the latest automotive creations with many exhibitors displaying cars bearing former and recent reduced prices. The display includes accessories, tires, oils, and a long exhibitor list from Russell Lamson Garage to Nash, Hudson, Studebaker, and Dodge Bros among others.
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Feaure
Dairy Castle Congress
Russell-Lamson Garage Company
Columbia
Burd Auto Company
Briscoe
Iowa Sales Company
Iowa Tires
J. W. Bancroft
Cedar Falls
Batley & Hancroft
Waterloo
Hupmo- Ale
Gotch Auto Company
Automotive Equipment
Padden Auto Company
Maxwell
Chalmers
Overland-J Waterloo Company
Willys Overland
Hawkey Tire Company
Dés Moines
Cramer Motor Car Company
Franklin
Marmon
Oldsmobile
Morris Motor Car Company
Cadillac
Union
Motor Car Company
Studebak
Peerless
A. L. Bradley Motor Company
Paige
Payerill Motor Sales Company
Dodge Bros
West Motor Sales Company
Nash
Hudson-Jones Waterloo Company
Hudson
Essex
I Waterloo Auto Supply Company
Autonomotive Pany
East Liffe Auto Company
Bermuda Celebrates 1020th Anniversary of Parliament
The Bermuda parliament first sat on August 1, 1920, marking the 1020th year since the event is observed with a large October celebration planned during a royal visit. Bermuda’s parliament is among the oldest in the British Empire outside Westminster, born amid shipwrecked Virginians and colonial struggles that shaped three-branch government, strict regulations, and harsh penalties.
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Bermuda
Prince of Wales
British Empire
Westminster
Juan de Bermudez
Isle of Devils
Sir George Somers
England
Virginia Company
Virginia
Maintaining Fitness With Dr Samuel MamuecTM
War era body ideals promote outdoor exercise and cleansing measures. The article advises cold showers after workouts, cleansing the intestines, occasional laxatives like Castor oil or May-apple pills, kidney care, and avoiding excess meat tea or alcohol. It recommends Anuric to reduce uric acid, hydration with hot water before meals, and contacting Dr. Pierce's Invalida Hotel for guidance and a trial package.
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Pierce
Ead
Shell mounds built by ancient people near Lake Harney
Florida researchers describe shell mounds found across 40 sites, notably near Lake Harney, stretching about 450 feet long and eight feet high. They say the mounds, 2,000 years old, were created by an ancient primitive race, with shells overlaid by soil that yielded fragments of pottery and crude tools.
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Florida
Lake Harney
Europe
Remarkable Argenteau Papers Unearthed From Belgium Roots
The Argenteau collection includes ornate stone ornaments and animal motifs, with quantscripts sent to the Library of Congress. Discoveries trace the family to Belgium on the Meuse, dating to the 12th century, and reveal letters from the French Revolution to Florimonde Argenteau, an Austrian ambassador. A New York dealer acquired the papers via a buyer selling seven boxes. the vendress, once married to a duke and later a lion tamer’s wife, disappeared after funds for travel to France were raised.
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Library of Congress
Europe
Belgium
Meuse
Florimonde Argenteau
Maria Theresa
New York
France
Argenteau
United States
Secrets of Toledo Sword Factory in Spain Revealed
In the famed Toledo sword factory secrecy governs tempering methods. Final tests occur in a round shield chamber where blades failing the test are sent back to rework. Workers include many boys under 26, though the most trusted are older.
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Toledo
Spain
Harvest Sale at Wass and Millers Advertised
An advertisement fragment notes a harvest sale at Wass and Millers. Details are limited but place and event imply a local store promotion.
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Wass & Millers
Ancient signs and coast lore meet weather myths
The text discusses coastal living beliefs and weather signs as ancient Egyptians used coatso and related omens. It notes vast winds bringing rain in vast flocks across land and warnings against false alarms. It also mentions the Dominican Republic as an agricultural nation with limited manufacturing and total motive power under 2500 horsepower in Santo Domingo.
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Dominican Republic
Santo Domingo
Republic
Diarrhoea Quickly Cured by Chamberlains Remedy
An advertisement cites H Widger of Earl Ville Nl to praise Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. He says he has used it for four or five years and, prone to frequent diarrhoea, it always gives immediate relief. The ad urges readers troubled by diarrhoea to try the remedy, noting its great reputation for cures.
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Chamberlain
H. Widger
Earl Ville
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