Cure for eczema cited by Miss Barah Calkins
Miss Barah Calkins of Waukegan Michigan recounts a winter outbreak covering her body with itching and sores. After trying numerous remedies she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment with Resolvent for four months, reporting complete cure and claiming nightly rest returned. Free samples and skin care booklet offered by Potter Drug & Chem. Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barah Calkins
Waukegan
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Dept
Boston
Church Events at Dunkerton Iowa April 12 1912
Dunkerton Iowa April 12. Special Sunday program at the church with Rev Oscar Huddleston from the Philippine Islands speaking on foreign missionary activity. Third quarterly conference April 21 with Rev A M Billingsley preaching and holy communion. Interior redecorating awarded to F M Michael of Waterloo. St Paul’s Brotherhood invites Dunkerton men to informal supper April 19. Miss Mabel Nesfield and Miss Myrtle Ellis attended district Woman’s Foreign Missionary society conference at Independence. Society membership now twenty five women and girls. Local notices: kidney health testimonial and various village items. April 12 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkerton
Oscar Huddleston
Philippine Islands
Huddleston
United States
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dubuque
Orient
Uncle Sam
A. M. Billingsley
J. D
Shelley
Dr. Billingsley
F. M. Michael of
Waterloo
St. Paul's Brotherhood of Waterloo
Dunkerton Church
Mabel Nesfield
Myrtle Ellis
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Independence
Dunkerton Church Society
Mooreville News Notes and Local Edits
MoorevilleApril 10 Master Ray Cleveland of Waterloo returned home after vacation at J W Harrington farm. Spring term at Hill school began with Vera Gardner Geneseo as superintendent. Grandma Melmyre under doctor’s care and recently poorly. Grace Robbins visited sister May Wilkinson near Geneseo last week. Otis McCall family spent Easter with relatives in La Porte City. Mr and Mrs Wesley Grobe of Dresden D are parents of a girl formerly Leota Smith of Mooreville. Ed Strodecker first to ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooreville
Ray Cleveland
Waterloo
J. W. Harrington
Hill School
Vera Gardner
Geneseo
Grandma Melmyre
Grace Robbins
May Wilkinson
Genaseo
Otis McCall
la Porte City
Wesley Grobe
Dresden
Grobe
Leota Smith
Ed Strodecker
KC Baking Powder Recipe Ad with Chocolate Mix
A fragmentary recipe describes mixing flour and salt with a splash of cold milk then adding hot milk to cook for ten minutes. It mentions vanilla extract and chocolate, eggs and sugar, and urges sending 25 cent cans of KC Baking Powder to a Chicago address for a recipe collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaguas Re. Co
Chicago
How to Destroy the Dandruff Germ
An old newspaper ad extols a dandruff germ killer believed to curb baldness and bring hair growth. It offers a home formula with Bay Rhyn, Lavonia dias, and crystals, claiming it can restore hair color and stop hair loss, with cautions about incorrect use and poisonous tonics.
Easter across Hudson area brings large church turnout
Local notes detail visits and trips among Hudson residents including Mrs Klingaman and Mr Howell returning from Des Moines, Easter services at Brethren and German Lutheran churches, high school reopens, and varied social visits in Waterloo, Cedar Falls, Dunkerton, and Long Beach with many residents traveling or visiting family. A light anecdote about a late arrival cites a joke about meeting Smithson and stomach trouble.
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Harold Bancrof
Cedar Falls
J. M. Shisher
Florence Harter
Dunkerton
Florence Sacks
Jesup Events Mix Sunday Visits and Local Happenings
Mrs Fred Hol of Waterloo visited over Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs T F Punks. E R Trehan now runs a linotype in Town City printing office and visited his grandparents. At Sunrise will appear at Bank opera house April 13. Incal school reconvened after spring break. Rev Klinefelter to preach next Sunday at MB church. James Dyer to lecture at Methodist church Wednesday evening. D E Rogers to be checked out Thursday. Donnelly to replace him at Apple River. Rogers and family plan to move to Ryan. B F Stoddard attended Third district presidential convention in Waterloo. Several Jesup residents witness Mee Caskill murder trial in Waterloo. Leo Blakeman visiting from Town University for Easter. Easter programs well rendered. Will Huntington back from Florida improving health. Local high school baseball team organized for season. manager Warold Bp, captain Arthur Young, treasurer Earl Riggongstos. An up-to-date bakery and ice cream parlor will be established.
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Jesup
Fred Hol
Waterloo
T. F. Punks
E. R. Trehon
Town City
Bartis Weiser
Bank Opera House
Philippine Islands
Klinefelter
James Dyer
Methodist
D. E. Rogers
Donnelly
Apple River
Rogers
J. B. Parker
Lizabeth Trimbauer
Joe Magsteller
F. Frink
Leo Blakeman
Town University
Will Huntington
Florida
Warold BP
Arthur Young
Earl Riggongstos
Veryiteh site de Cette Drug Co. events and notices
Next week at the Veryiteh site de Cette Drug Co. by Flatt and Bagenstog with Miss Reulah Newcom, a teacher in Reinhert M weds, and Weir Burdick’s mother visiting Sunday. Elton Kies and party visit Waterlag. Miss Eva Marsh to Fat new automobile gift for her father, OR Marsh. Debates at the Ninth Tenth and seventh prizes in the Tine opera house Friday April. question on closed shop movement. Also graduating classmates Guy Jenks and family. Easter at Waterlon. Elizabeth Trumaner visits Independence. Mr Ives returns from Marshalltown with daughter Mrs Casner. Posey Red Saturday 3 p.m. First Congregational church admission 0 cents. Real estate transfers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Cette Drug Co
Flatt
Bagenstog Andi
Tariva
Reulah Newcom
Weir Burdick
Elton Kies
Kies
Eva Marsh
OR. Marsh
Tine Opera House
Debian
eveaAniaed Lal
Publie
Guy Jenks
Margaret Hohl
Waterlon
Aliss Elizabeth Trumaner
Miss King
Independence
Mr. Ives
Marshalltown
W. J. Casner
Real estate transfers and transactions listed in Waterloo notices
Virdons addition Waterlon 74 TH AL Murray transfers Frank Tomshek lot 7 block 11 Hast Park Place 2 Fairview Cemetery assn for JM Capper lot 56 block L4 Fairview cemetery 40 Douglas 8 Tiffany to Daniel Lynch part of lot 4 block ox Whitney Sedgwiths addition 1 Frank Tomshek to MM Jackman and Patrick Jackman part of lot 1h block 14 Whitney Sedgwick's addition 200 Geo W Eastman et al to Clarence Eastman et al lot 1 block 4 Millers addition 1 DN A Balliet guardian to Frank H Eastman et al part of lot 1 black 4 Millers addition Waterloo 280 72 The James Gardiner company rent estate rentals insurance.
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Virdon
Waterlon
AL Murray
Frank Tomshek
Hast Park Place
Fairview Cemetery Association
JM. Capper
Fairview Cemetery
Douglas
Tiffany
Daniel Lynch
Whitney & Sedgwith
MM. Jackman
Patrick Jackman
Whitney & Sedgwick
Geo. W. Eastman
Clarence Eastman
Miller
A. Balliet
Guardian
Frank H. Eastman
Waterloo
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Waterloo Electrical
Geeet” Optometrist
Syndicate Bldg
Conker
N. J. Berkley
Sixth and Jefferson Sts
M. BE. Church
P. GL. Baker
Iowa
Foley
H. W. Taggart
Priday
A. J. Mesker
Floyd
Here
Janet McKenzie Hill
Edntor
Goslon Cooking School
Hudson
Thes Baptist Church
Albert Holdiman
Harland Worl
Lois Starr
Carl Mastain
Minnie Johnson
Allison
A. T. Joder
Joseph Grim
R. H. Mueller
A. H.brandhorst
W. Z. Gutknecht
GF. Johnson
Cc. H. Brandhorst
Susie Alexander
Long Beach
Callt
W. Bedford
Minneapolis
J. F. Anderson
Theodore Taylor
Smithson
Chamberlain
Posey Red
First
Congregational Church
Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Thos. A. Richards
Rosa EB. Wart- Man
Wasson
la Porte
James J. Keane
Sacred Heart Church
Reitzel
West Waterloo
Doe
Melvin D. Marvin
German Savings Bank
Men's & Y
The
People’s Store
Style, Quality and
West Fourth Street
James Gardiner Company
Whiz
Maine
Crystal Theatre
Havana Harbor
U. S. Navy Department
N. B
U. S
Billy Sunday
Fargo
North Dakota
Fargo Daily and Sunday Courier-News
Courier Publishing
Morton
Lime Street
Sey Ge
Waterloo Decorating Co
West Fifth Street
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