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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1928
Page
13
Waterloo observes Arbor Day with no outdoor tree planting. Schools plan classroom programs on Arbor Day with essays and discussions on reforestation, while several principals confirm no ground planting. Community groups note late material delays and limited observances.
Advertised method recommends sprinkling Calonite powder on a hot wet cloth, rubbing over blackheads, and dissolving them within two minutes.
Quick advertisement claims Joint-Ease relieves rheumatic pains in joints and muscles. It is quickly absorbed and can be rubbed in repeatedly for faster results. Sold by druggists nationwide for 60 cents with mail order option through Robert Drug Co.
School principals Nellie Rownd of Edison and Della Orcutt of Kingsley say there will be no public Arbor Day ceremonies. They state Arbor Day will be discussed in classrooms rather than trees planted.
L. J. Braun, field secretary for the Episcopal student center at Iowa State College Ames, is in Waterloo promoting a $100,000 building fund campaign. He will address Christ Episcopal church vestry Thursday and St. Mark's parish Friday.
The speaker was scheduled to address St. Margaret's guild and Woman's auxiliary in the home of Mrs. Edmund Rausch after noon, continuing the church's community event.
Episcopal rectors of the northeastern clericus at Dubuque meeting at St Mark's church approved cooperation with ministers from other churches for philanthropic purposes. Members warned to avoid participation in movements with unclear aims or potential church entanglement.
The Waterloo Ministerial Association includes Rev. E. B. Mounsey of Christchurch as vice president while Rev. J. G. Creede of St. Mark's is not a member. The rectors plan to attend the Davenport general convention on May 13.
A Raetile Creek physician declares constipation causes much misery yet a remedy exists. Rexall Orderlie tablets draw water into the colon to soften waste for a gentle natural movement. Chew at night for a bright next day. 24 for 5 cents at Rexall Drug Stores.
A newspaper notice touts Allenrhu Number 2 little green capsules as a rapid cure for rheumatic pain. It claims relief after ten hours first day and fourteen hours second day, with ongoing daily doses until all tenderness disappears. Offers 36 capsules for $1.00 via Robert Drug Co or any reputable druggist.
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