Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed
A Pennsylvania woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing five years of female troubles after failing with three doctors. She took six bottles and regained strength, urging other women to try it. The advertisement notes the product is made from native roots and berries, contains no narcotics, and invites letters for advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
J.P. Exviicu
R. Fld
Erie
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
TWO AVIATORS DIED IN GRIGAGO FLIGHT CRASH AND LAKE EXPLOSION
Two aviators died in separate accidents during a Grigago event. William R Badger of Pittsburgh State died when his Baldwin aircraft broke apart during a 150 foot dip. Lt Choix Johnstone of Chicago drowned in Lake Michigan after an engine explosion, his body recovered later. Johnstone was a Chicago boy. Badger was an heir to wealth and stepson of John F Dimling.
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Chicago
William R. Badger
Badger
John F. Dimling
Pittsburgh
Rohlnsen
Johnstone
Stuart Johnstone
Grand Boulevard
Shallenberg’s Cure All Chronic Ailments Advertised
A dense medical sales notice touts Shallenberg as a premier specialist with rapid diagnosis and cures for catarrh throat nose lung and many other diseases. It claims extensive hospital experience and guarantees cures for nervous debility blood poison syphilis and sexual disorders, with emphasis on early remedies and private cases.
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Cates
Shallenberg
Des Moines Postal Savings Bank Delayed Opening Frustrates Depositors
A Madrid woman attempted to deposit $ legible 500 at Des Moines Postal Savings Bank as delays in opening the national postal bank cause disappointment. Post officials note plans to open Aug 15 were not authorized from Washington, leaving depositors turned away. Assistant Postmaster J L Rawn says the Madrid woman insisted on making a deposit once doors opened.
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Des Moines
United States ‘Bank
Madrid
Postal Save Ines Bank
Sam
Postal Savings Bank
Louis Kurtn
Washington, D. C
Unete
Sam Hanker
Portals Savings Bank
J. Ll. Rawn
Meritol Pile Remedy Sold in Waterloo
To the People of Waterloo we note Henderson Drug Co as sole agents for Meritol Pile Remedy in this city. Manufacturers report unusual demand for this prescription meritorious treatment. The drug is distinct from ordinary salves and cures. The firm guarantees the product and invites customers to view the package to see the advantages of its double treatment.
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Waterloo
Henderson Drug Co
American Drug and Press Association
McNamara dynamiting case reopen by grand jury
Los Angeles Aug 16 the grand jury reopened its McNamara dynamiting probe by hearing Mrs J H Ingersoll of San Francisco D H Ingersoll and John J Harrington a defense detective District Attorney Fredericks released a telegram from Walter Drew chief counsel for the National Erectors association dated Aug 10 New York Drew said press statements attributed to Detective Burns about sending lawyers to help the prosecution were not true
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Los Angeles
Cali
McNamara
J. H. Ingersoll
San Francisco
D. H. Ingersoll
John J. Harrington
Fredericks
Walter Drew
National Erectors’ Association
New York
Drew
Burns
Miller's Dyspepsia Tablets Promise Quick Relief
Mrs. J. & Fink after four years of dyspepsia reports headaches heartburn and nervousness. She claims Miller's Dyspepsia Tablets let her eat what she likes and she has gained thirty pounds since starting the remedy. Each tablet provides instant relief and a few boxes cure most cases priced 25¢ 50c and $1 at druggists.
Dynamite Outrage Allegations Narrowed by Association Leader
Drew stated the association has collected evidence on a long series of dynamite outrages targeting structural steel work of its members. He offered the material to Fredericks if relevant to the case or justice, noting none of the Los Angeles or far western attacks targeted any concern connected with the association.
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Drew
Fredericks
Justce
Los Angeles
Far West
Suitcase Lost From Automobile Found Near Cedar Rapids
A suitcase evidently lost by WaterIno imurists was found on the Vinton road near Cedar Rapids. It contained ladies' clothing and other articles but nothing identifying. It was likely lost during a fast trip between Waterloo and Cedar Rapids. It was found by a Cedar Rapids Republican subscriber.
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WaterIno
Vinton Road
Cedar Rapids
Fta
Waterloo
Waterloo Man's Mother Buried
Jacob Leunberger mourns the death of his mother Alis Margartte Leunberger long time Johnson county resident who died Monday at the home of her daughter Mrs. Charles Michel in Fast Iowa City. A Swiss native born in 1845 she came to Iowa 45 years ago and is survived by eight children. The funeral was held this morning from the residence and the body laid to rest in Solon beside her husband who died eighteen years ago.
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Jacob Leunberger
Alis
Margartte Leunberger
Johnson County
Charles Michel
Iowa City
Switzerland
Iowa
Solon
Scottish Clans Convention Opens With Delegates From Many States
One hundred fifty delegates from nearly every state and Canada attended the opening session of the biennial Order of Scottish Clans convention in Boston. Royal Chief John Hill of St Louis presided, with officers including A Ballantine of Minneapolis and Peter Kerr of Boston. Royal degrees work highlighted the meeting, followed by a holiday harbor trip on Nantasket Beach and a shore dinner.
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Boston
Mass
Canada
Order of Scottish Clans
John Hill
St Louis
Royal Tunist & A. Ballantine
Minneapolis
A. MckKnight
Duluth
Peter Kerr
David King
Newark
W. H. Frazer
la Salle
Til
Asr
Hemne
W. H. Steen
Braidwood
Nantasket Beach
Four-Year-Old Survives Bullet Wound To Brain
In St Louis a four year old boy named Andrew Ceraino survived a gunshot to the head that pierced his brain six days ago. Doctors had predicted death within hours but the child shows remarkable recovery and hospital staff expect skull repairs to enable healing. The injury occurred while playing cowboy near home with a playmate.
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St. Louis
Andrew Ceraino
Andrew
Plans Air Trip Across Continent
Harry N. Atwood, the aviator who flew St. Louis to Chicago, prepared to push east toward New York and Boston as the first event of the aviation meet. He said a safe St. Louis to New York to Boston flight could lead to a San Francisco to New York run for a $266,000 prize, with additional earnings along the route. He received payments from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and Chicago and will be paid by various cities for legs of his journey.
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Chicago
Harry N. Atwood
St. Louis
Atwood
Grant Park
New York
Boston
San Francisco
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Springfield
Realty Transfers Joel Foster to Reeves for Waterloo lots
Joel O. Foster transfers lots 2 and 3 in Shilliam's 3rd subdivision Waterloo to M Reeves for 33 000. The deal recorded by Thack Hawk Co Abstract Co notes transfer of property ownership. The transaction reflects a titled real estate conveyance in Waterloo jurisdiction.
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Tlack Hawk Co
Abstract Co
Joel O. Foster
M. Reeves
Shilliam
Waterloo
Canadian Wheat Prospects Hold Strong in July Report
The July foreign crop report from the Department of Agriculture notes Western Canada’s spring wheat remains promising. Canada’s end July condition is listed higher than last year, with winter wheat yield projected at 71,796,000 bushels versus 18,816,900 in 1914, while European harvests by Aug 1 show total crops unlikely to match last year.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Canada
Europe
Moon Law Upholds 32 Saloon Loss in Sioux City
Judge David Mould upholds the Moon law ruling Sioux City may license 47 saloons while 32 licenses exceed the limit. W. J. Conly found in violation as the decision shapes the city council’s permit grants and prompts appeals to the state supreme court amid a saloon controversy.
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Sioux City
W. J. Conly
David Mould
Wondbury County
Anti-Saloon League
Chris Jepson
Mouhi
Supreme Court
Greek worker injured when emery wheel bursts at Lennox plant
Nicholas Jurgos a 35 year old Greek foundry worker at Lennox Machine in Marshalltown suffered a crushed forehead and loss of the right eye after a casting burst from an emery wheel. Surgeons removed bone fragments and brain tissue, placing drainage tubes. he remained unconscious overnight but later regained awareness. Doctors say recovery odds are slim. He recently arrived from Waterloo with a wife and family.
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Marshalltown
Lennox Machine Company
Nicholas Jurgos
Jurgos
White Hospital
Mighell
Patton
Nanson
Jurgas
Waterloo
Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
An advertisement urges immediate purchase of Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It claims no superior product and predicts high need before summer ends, with Torszie listed as a dealer reference.
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Torszie
Juvenile Crime Rising in Iowa Cited by Official
A Humboldt report quotes an official decrying escalating juvenile crime in Iowa. The speaker warns the public underestimates the growing problem and stresses urgent concern about youth delinquency and its social impact.
Young Girl Ends Life by Drowning in Iowa Field
Chelsea Iowa August 16 Annice seventeen year old daughter of Vincent Chamis a wealthy farmer living six miles north of town killed herself by jumping into a well in the field of Mr Lamb two miles from her home. She disappeared Monday morning and was found Tuesday by searchers after an all night effort. The motive remains unknown.
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Chelsea
Annice
Vincent Chamis
Here
Humboldt Iowa Judge Blames Homes And Schools For Burglary
Judge D F Coyle of Humboldt in the Fourteenth district presides over a hearing for several boys accused of entering and burglarizing a house. He says that fathers and mothers bear much responsibility and that public and Sunday schools fail to teach essential life lessons.
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D. F. Coyle
Humboldt
Fourteenth District
Iowa
Coyle
Proposal for a Bureau of Markets in Agriculture
Washington August 16 a bill by Representative Wickliff of Louisiana proposes creating a bureau of markets within the department of agriculture. A director appointed by the president with senate approval would run it at a salary of 6000 dollars. The bureau would study farm product marketing and advocate fair direct routes from producer to consumer and publish reports on best methods and markets.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of Markets
Department of Agriculture
Wickliff
Louisiana
Senate
Oskaloosa Ruling Allows Town to Take Over Water Works
In New Sharon the judge ruled the town had no right to receivership since it was not a stockholder. He allowed the town to operate the water works and gave Otto Wettstine ten days to remove his electric light plant. The contract had been cancelled making the franchise void. The town set up a gasoline engine at its wells to provide fire protection and serve customers while seeking stable operating terms.
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Otto Wettstine
Underwood Typewriters Offer Varied Models for Business
The Underwood company markets two regular models, No 4 and No 5, with No 5 adding four keys for fractions and special characters. A special Model No 3 exists with wider carriage options 12 to 26 inches for reports and statistics used by banks railroads and insurers. The brand claims sales lead among typewriter makers.
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Underwood Standard Typewriter
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Waterloo Evening Courier