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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1915

Page

12

Citizens' Lyceum closes with Royal Gwent Welsh Singers

April notes from Cedar Falls report a Busy social scene with Mrs Roy Metzgar hosting Sew and So club, Linger Longer banquet at Black Hawk, memorial day planning by a Cedar Falls committee, and local concerts and art circles. Also mentions contracts for Zion Church, a funeral, and preparations for Hawkeye conference baseball season at State Teachers College.

Cedar Falls Cotton Theatre Citizens’ Lyceum Royal Gwent Welsh’ Singers Roy Metzgar Sew and Alys L. Madocie Black Hawk McMillan Cedar Rapids Blake West Sixth Street W. L. Hearst Newman John D. Thompson Northwood Teachers’ Institute State Teachers’ College Black Hawk Hotel Florence E. Ward Orphia Wilson Lula Hughes Miss Hughes Smith L. M. Smith Fred Schrieber Stout Albert Cordes Roaue Club Washington Street Fourth Fifth Streets G. W. Samson T. B. Keane J. 4. Byers H. §. Brown I. L. Hendrix Eugene City Wash Hendricks Hawkeyes Dubuque German College Teachers’ College Seymour Berstresser

Women Praise Lydia E Pinkham Product Across America

Letters from readers in Illinois and Maine credit Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health and relief from female troubles. Women describe reduced back pain nervousness and restored energy after use and urge others to try the remedy.

Lydia E. Pinkham Atlantic Pacific Harward Sowers Hodgdon Maine Lydia E.pinkiam

Things Theatrical Here At Home In Waterloo

Waterloo publication touts Al G Field's minstrels with Billy Busch Banner band for two free public concerts at 11:46 a m and 2 p m. Gold instruments, novel stage acts, and a Japanese tea party tease the weekend, while other features include the Majestic stage set pieces and acts by the Kimiwa Japs, Uno and Ted Bradley, Kul i and the Lavigne sisters, and a film showing A Gentleman of Leisure at the Plaza.

al G. Field Waterloo Billy Busch Banner Band Mr. Bush The Majestic Howard Uno Ted Bradley Kuli Lavigne Wble Kimina Wonder Nate

War Lingo for Sports Editors This Season

The piece ponders whether baseball writing will echo wartime rhetoric this season. It asks if current conflict language will reshape sports prose as literary tactics evolve and editors seek fresh idioms to describe play and players.

Constantinonle Europe

Suit Collection Appeals to Quality Minded Women

A sales pitch urges women to choose Suits for quality, style, and workmanship. It argues that only master workmen can produce such garments and promises helpful salesladies to assist in selecting the most becoming style.

No Prettier Spring Millinery in Waterloo

Beautiful new millinery styles born from Paris and London appear in Waterloo as imported models. Make Saturday your day for millinery buying and see a wonderful line of stylish hats in new spring shades. Hats trimmed smartly with the look of higher priced fashions at a remarkable price.

Waterloo Paris London

Arbor and Bird Day Observance Placed for April 25

County Superintendent Miss Margaret C Myers mails notices urging all urban and rural schools to participate in Arbor and Bird Day. Proclamations state Governor Clarke designates April 28 as Arbor and Bird Day with statewide observance in public schools. Activities include plantings, cleanup, forestry lessons, and beautification while teaching conservation and the birds value to ecosystems.

Margaret C. Myers Chirke Doeyer Deyoe Clarke Department of Public Instruction

Wife Seeks 10800 Alimony in Divorce Case

Rosa Kopel files for divorce from Sean Kopel claimant alleges cruel treatment and neglect during illness. She states he owns 220 acres in the county and forced her to milk cows as part of alleged hardships.

Rosa Kopel Sean Kopel

Q Ban Hair Color Roatarer Advertisement

An old style ad touts Q Ban Hair Color Roatarer promising to darken gray or prematurely gray hair and stimulate growth. It claims safe use with no sticking or itching, removes dandruff and hair loss, and advertises mail order from Hansen & Pletcher's Drug Store in Waterloo with out of town orders.

Chad Gottin Hansen & Pletcher’s Witerloo

Kopel alimony case outlines marital assets and demands

The Kopels wed in Sioux City on January 10, 1912. Mrs Kopel seeks 10000 permanent alimony, 800 temporary support, 400 for her own support, and 400 salt money. Mr Kopel owns 220 acres valued at 22000 with 6000 encumbrance, plus machinery 1000 and livestock 8000, total net property about 20000.

Sioux City

English remedy for catarrhal deafness explained

A preserved newspaper ad explains an English method for catarrhal deafness and head noises. It claims a home preparation using Paradat and sugar with hot water can reduce inflammation in the Eustachian tubes, balance air pressure, and clear middle ear secretions, promising quick relief.

America England

3 Grain Tablet Adverts Weight Gain Claim

A vintage advertisement promotes a 3 Grain tablet for weight gain and improved appetite. It claims red lips pink cheeks and a 10 to 13 pound increase after months of use. It urges consulting a physician or druggist and notes sealed packages with directions for home use.

GETS-IT Miracle Cure for Corns Promises Quick Relief

An old advertisement touts GETS-IT as a painless, instant corn remover. It claims to end years of failed remedies and bandages with two drops that make corns fall off. Sold by druggists for 25 cents or sent by KH, Lawrence & Co. Chicago.

Wong Kh, Lawrence & Co Chicago

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