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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1912
Page
14
Mrs Hureh, once wasted to 101 pounds with stomach trouble, credits United Doctors of Waterloo for a cure after three months of milk and soup only. She traveled from Crookston Neb to Marsh Place for treatment and is now a well woman. The clinic advertises specialized treatments for piles rectal issues and female health concerns with phone appointments.
Miss Sadie Taylor has returned to Waterloo after spending the winter in the south with her brother, W. S. Taylor, and family. The article offers a quip about staying silent while working, praising a focused, diligent attitude.
Home cosmetic advice features thorax dry shampoo from orris root or corn meal, a Mayatone skin solution, Mother’s Salve for healing and antiseptic use, and Delatone paste to remove unwanted hairs. The piece promotes simple household mixtures and topical products for hair, skin, and minor blemishes.
Anthracite coal operators and mine workers met in Philadelphia to discuss a wage agreement. A four member sub committee from each side will study and report back to the full committee. Friendly exchanges and an amicable settlement are anticipated.
Captain Charles Polack explains the so called rules of the sea for abandoning ship on a sinking liner. Women and children are prioritized only as long as space allows. otherwise strong men may be shot to preserve order. He says old or sick men have no guaranteed preference and describes lines of crew guiding passengers to lifeboats with officers in charge.
Mrs O H Wlall and Mrs Elmer Trible visited Waterloo between trains. Miss Nelle Young assists Mrs C Emerson with housework in Jesup. Mrs A G Ward and Mrs A Burt traveled to Waterloo. Mrs QO Dangiss left for Liscomb to visit Dr Marble's family. Marion Porner and Miss Mabel Young visited Sundas in the area.
An advertisement claims athine length removes freckles with nightly application. It promises disappearance of dark freckles and fading of lighter ones after one ounce, sold by first class druggists with a money back guarantee.
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