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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1913
Page
5
An old advertisement touts Cascarets to cure sick headaches by cleansing the stomach liver and bowels. It claims buildup of toxins from torpid liver and undigested food causes headaches and foul tastes, promising overnight relief and a clean stomach and regular bowels for months.
From the Tenth Judicial District two major criminal appeals are slated for the May term. Jefferson T. McCaskill challenges a manslaughter conviction for the Henry Phillips murder with trial in lower court over a year ago and a $6,000 appearance bond. E A Boggs appeals a Grundy County March trial for larceny and embezzlement. Attorneys include Edwards Longley Dawley Wheeler Murtagh Rogers and John Fletcher aiding the state.
An advertisement promotes Croxone as a swift remedy for backaches and urinary issues. It claims the product cleanses toxins from blood and kidneys, works immediately, and promises refunds if not effective. The copy notes availability through first-class druggists with purchase refunds.
The Davymouse and the talking mummy awaken near the Sphinx in Egypt. They explore a sunlit pyramid chamber with ancient feasts and jars of honey. The mummy hints at waking the stone Sphinx while the Davymouse longs for home and Dorify. The sunrise seals their fate for tomorrow.
Contractor John G. Miller will open The Colonial cafe in the basement of a new 84 by 84 foot apartment building at Wellington street and Fourth street west. The three story structure will house 24 apartments and 196 rooms with a private dining room for families. Construction employs 26 workmen. the project cost totals about 80000 dollars with sixteen apartments rented already.
John H Meggison administrator sues James Maine and Sons Co. for damages over the death of his son, a 40 year old man. The jury ruled the death resulted from the deceased's own actions, and the body remains held awaiting further news.
A fragment lists riddles and wordplay prompts with hints about wordplay and comparisons. It includes a note about immunity claims for Foley's Honey and Tar, citing the genuine yellow-packaged product and warning against substitutes.
A vintage advertisement touts ZEMO as an instant itch stopper for scalp and body, promising relief from eczema, dandruff, rash, and inflamed skin. It markets a non greasy antiseptic solution sold at 25 cents, with Dr G L Johnson and H W Rose as endorsers and local druggists handling the product.
In a Sunday evening ceremony at the bride’s apartments, Miss Myrtle Dodge and Fred Hibner were joined in marriage. Hibner, son of Mr and Mrs John G Hibner, is a popular local businessman. They will begin housekeeping immediately in a home recently purchased by the groom.
Ames Iowa April 29 Special. The new state highway commission aims for high efficiency. Senator Joe Mattes is invited to meet May 2 or 3 in Ames or Sioux City to aid organization. Efficiency engineers will advise. Dean A Marston says they want an industry like railroad engineering. Cooperation from county supervisors supports energetic start.
In Oskaloosa Iowa on April 29 authorities report the body of several months old infant found burned in a ravine near Buxton. A colored woman was seen Sunday throwing a bundle from a railway bridge. Identity unknown as county attorney sheriff and coroner collect evidence at the scene.
Fire broke out at noon yesterday in Colfax Iowa causing ten thousand dollars in damage before containment. The Star livery barn, an adjoining store building, and William Lanahan’s residence were destroyed with most movable property in the structures already removed.
The body of Frank Petrik was found near the Short Line depot in this city with a bullet wound. Coroner Beidenbers of Alden summoned a coroner's jury. Dr. Burgess testified the death appeared self-inflicted. Wm. Thompson saw two men nearby but no crime evidenced.
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