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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1913
Page
11
Meritel Harr Tonle advocates a clean scalp for healthy hair growth and lustrous results. Hendersons Drug Co and Red Cross Drug Co distribute the product.
A crop expert outlines alfalfa culture emphasizing four core needs lime drainage humus and inoculation. It covers soil types lime rates for different forms, drainage requirements, benefits of manure, inoculation methods and seeding times including spring frost and summer fallow options.
F A Rogers, a baggage man on the Illinois Central from Waterloo to Freeport, sues for $10000 claiming a hot cinder damaged his right eye while transferring mail sacks on November 25 1911. He alleges negligence for lacking a spark arrester. Other actions listed include civil suits and a divorce filing in Richmond.
A 1912 testimonial from Harry Junke recounts a severe left arm burn that healed after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The writer credits early use of Cuticura for relief, sleep, and full recovery, urging others to start treatment now.
The plaintiff alleges unusual considerations in a custody dispute with three children, one living with the father. The plaintiff seeks alimony and child support totaling 60 for suit money and temporary alimony.
Raymond notes show Mesdames Matt Smith and Malqueen and Wd Carroll visiting Waterloo. Several residents travel to Waterloo for meetings and family. Sewsick and family plan to move from near Dunkerton while others attend district conference in Independence.
Mrs. George Cook of Waterloo visited relatives here with locals owning new automobiles. Several residents transacted business at Waterloo and Hartford. A sewing machine giveaway at Koch's furniture store was won by Alberta Bockhouge. Des Moines student Herman Schuldt returns home before a South Dakota posting. Various social visits and marriages are noted, with departures to Nora Indiana for work and a carpenters group helping Ernest Dettwering.
In a brief, humorous exchange Mr. Famblyman urges the eligible bachelor to seek a wife. The bachelor wittily retorts that he must stop dodging marriage and allow himself to be “captured.” The dialogue highlights social expectations of courtship with light tone.
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