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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1915
Page
16
The advertisement promotes a complete selection with an option to pay down the balance in weekly installments. It lists various prices from ten dollars to over thirty dollars and urges customers to act before stock runs out.
A joint committee of Grand Army posts from Waterloo Cedar Falls and La Porte City voted to locate the Civil War memorial hall in Waterloo on the Mulberry street site or another free site near the Cedar River. Waterloo Cedar Falls offered a free site, with a $16,400 fund from an authorized tax levy available.
A vintage advert promises freckles fade with ethine treatment. A renowned physician endorses the Othine formula sold by druggists with a money back guarantee. Early applications show improvement and some lighter freckles disappear entirely.
The West High senior baseball team defeated the junior squad 12 to 4 yesterday afternoon. Captain Doug Las Bragdon was unable to play due to an injured leg, but Cotter delivered a three-run hit that sparked the win.
An old advertisement argues thin people can gain ten to twenty pounds using Sargol tablets taken with meals. It claims the product corrects fat leakage and improves assimilation, producing natural flesh with a guaranteed weight increase or money back.
The article notes senior and junior baseball batteries, names Captain Norman and others. It covers Frank Fish defending billboard advertising, its job impact, safety claims, and views on improving advertising standards. The Ad club invites Waterloo civic department women to discuss means to improve advertising conditions next week. Various local real estate and cemetery transfers are listed.
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