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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1913
Page
12
A vintage ad touts Cascarets as cleansing and regulating the stomach and bowels. It claims they remove undigested food and toxins, ease liver bile, and promote overnight relief, with a 10 cent box keeping heads clear and systems regular for months. It also notes children need gentle cleansing.
Ramona Teisinger, two and a half pounds at birth, weighed twenty two and a half pounds and showed perfect symmetry at Des Moines baby show. Her mother, former Waterloo girl Ramona Daniels, studied child rearing and fed her daughter scientifically, earning top marks from judges amid health contest odds.
Three women share positive experiences with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Campbell notes relief during Change of Life and urges others to try it. Mrs Haywarp describes tonic-like effects after use. Mrs Barrie says long-term use helped while aging and recommends the product to all ages. A confidential advice service from Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn, Massachusetts offers personal responses.
Senator Newlands argues river regulation must include flood prevention by water storage, forest preservation, and reduced run-off. He cites aging Ohio dams, needs for scientific planning, and a shift from rapid run-off to steady river flow to curb flood losses and support conservation across timber, water, soil, and westward development.
Al Field and his minstrels arrive by special train at Waterloo for an engagement tonight. Field’s company, the largest in his circuit, marks a highly successful season. Critics hail the year’s show as his best yet with Panama caper highlight and new scenic settings. William Walters’ Gold Band accompanies the troupe, adding vibrancy to performances. Field, also an author, promotes Watch Your Self Go By, a third person life narrative. The ad notes Foley’s Honey and Tar to treat coughs and colds.
Waterloo Cr writers club plans a special train to Baltimore for an advertising convention. Delegates will showcase about 3000 local products and boost Waterloo as an industrial center while widening club membership and launching a five day canvass ending with a dinner on April 18.
A note from Waterloo reports Harry B. Ige, after earning a Panama Canal Zone posting, plans to resign and return home. His message praises Waterloo and its snow, contrasting the tropical climate with the neat high school class of 100 percent graduate, and notes Rice’s dispatches about canal zone life.
An advertisement asserts that sickness stems from weak inactive kidneys and urges rapid treatment with Croxone. It claims Croxone cleanses kidneys, removes waste, and eases rheumatism, bladder issues, and related pains, promising refunds if it fails to work on first use.
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