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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1912
Page
3
James Sandy, born in England and currently living in Waterloo, is identified in records as a native of England and a resident of Waterloo.
In a public notice the physician claims a nonhypodermic treatment can end cravings for alcohol and cure alcoholism, even severe cases. He asserts the method resets the system without weakening the patient and promises durable results, inviting chronic cases to seek care at his Russell-Lamson Building office hours.
In the past year and a half, a man born in England in 1832 died at 7:15 o clock Saturday evening at his niece s home 415 Bluff street. Funeral services were held this afternoon at the Kistner undertaking parlors with Rev. W F Spry in charge and he was buried at Fairview cemetery.
The following petit jurors are drawn for the May term of the federal court in Waterloo opening May 14. Names include W J Davis Oelwein David Anderson Lansing B D Paine Fairbank John F Jones Mitchell John L Gardner Fairbank A M Connolly Peosta G Marshmann Hubbard Henry Kohagen Waverly and others across Iowa towns such as Monticello Clarence Onslow Williamsburg Tipton Bernard Bellevue Riceville Montour Fairbank Eldora Garwin Wilton Dike Frankville Oxford Junction Decorah and more. Also includes a customer note and an Australian reader testimonial for Chamberlain Cough Remedy.
Washington reports a bid by the railroads to raise freight costs across the western half of the United States via a new classification. Thorne of Town filed a petition with the Interstate Commerce Commission to block changes that would push rates up to 300 percent on 1400 articles from almanacs to watermelons. Eighteen states oppose the plan, urging proof of necessity and limiting increases.
A Waterloo Evening Courier promotion emphasizes pictures as a key learning tool for children and adults. The illustrated Bible features carefully drawn images linked to each verse to aid comprehension and retention. An educational certificate appears in this issue, proposing a limited opportunity to own these magnificent Bibles.
Eagle Center April items report Mrs Frank Kieln returning home after a few weeks with a sick sister in Omaha Nebraska. Mrs Anton Koerner named reported better. Conry visited with Washington on Tuesday. Nona Mullen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Mullen, recovering from a recent illness. Mr and Mrs WH Klein of Raymond attended a wedding at P E.
Community brief listing social visits and moves in Waterloo and surrounding towns. Mrs Peters Bremenshenkle hosts Ladies Home Circle. next meeting in four weeks with Mrs John Heinz. Peter Witty buys a Mitchell car. George Heinz buys a hay bogey in Washburn. Bedards move to Washburn to run a butcher shop. Helen McGarvey and Louis Klein wed at Mt Carmel Church with a reception at the bride’s home. Klein and newlywed leave for Austin wedding tour. home to open after April 11.
The article extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the longstanding remedy for female ills. It notes nearly forty years of use, vast correspondence from grateful women across the United States and Canada, and large quantities of herbs and foods in production at the Lynn Massachusetts laboratory.
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