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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1912

Page

10

Father John's Medicine Promises Cure and Charity Pledge

An old advertising claim touts Father John's Medicine as a non alcoholic remedy that cures coughs colds and lung troubles and strengthens the body. The piece asserts a $25 000 guarantee to charitable institutions if any contrary proof is shown and offers a large bottle by mail from Carleton Hovey Co of Lowell Massachusetts for one dollar with express prepaid.

Father John Father John O'Brien Lowell Mass Carleton 8. Hovey Company

Iowa Claimants to Rite Estate Contests Rice Millions

Des Moines, Dec 2. With Albert T. Patrick pardoned, Iowa claimants to William Marsh Rice’s estate renew plans to contest the will funding a Texas university. Their group includes a sister, a brother, nieces and nephews, led by Des Moines counsel F. L. Meredith and C. O. Holly, seeking a share of the $8,000,000 fortune.

Des Moines Albert T. Patrick New York William Marsh Rice Iowa F. l L. Meredith C. O. Holly Houston Tex Rice Southern University Patrick Bath House Elizabeth Chenoweth Maria Schuler Menomonie Wis Fannie Parklow Grinnell Joseph Rice Fannie Young Runnells George Schuler Second Street Henry Schuler Thirteenth Street Clara Maier Perry Howard Grinnell John F. Jersey Loma N. D M. Case William Grose Oskaloosa Surrogate Court of Burrogate

Baldwins Advertises New York Barrels at 3.35

Sinn and Bros. promote NY baldwin barrels priced at 3.35 per barrel in a concise trade advertisement listing product and price within the local paper.

New York Baldwins Sinn and Bros Sinnarl Bros

Clamon on Thanksgiving Avenue at First M E Church

Ray W F Spry led a sermon at First M E Church on Thanksgiving Avenue as a metaphor for grateful living. He contrasted thankful residents with faultfinders, citing reasons to be thankful and noting adversity and health as blessings, ending with a proverb about judging others.

Ray W. F. Spry Spry Thanksgiving Avenue Mr. Spry

Meritol Eczema Remedy Promises Skin Cure

The article argues eczema is a skin disease not blood. Scientific inquiry supports topical treatment. Meritol Eczema Remedy is applied directly to the skin with claimed marvelous effects and permanent results. Henderson Drug Co. and Red Cross Drug Co. advertise the product.

Henderson Drug Co Red Cross Drug Co

Corpse Helps Save Three Men In River Rescue

New York reports a Canadian boat disaster on November 12 near Barry’s Bay where the Mayflower sank. A man swam from a coffin to save three others, using a necktie as a makeshift rope. Lifesaving effort lasted three hours, result three survivors and one death. Survivors were Peverly Harper and Impact with the elderly man dead.

New York Canada W. H. A. Fraser Ottawa Belmont Mayflower Madawaska River Barry's Bay Combermbere Peverly Impact Harper

Thrift in Waterloo Promoting Trade and Holiday Sale

Yetter & Waters launches a four page advertising spectacular in the Evening Courier to draw outside trade into Waterloo. The display highlights holiday merchandise, special prices, and a grand Santa Claus landing at Toyland, aiming to attract a wide regional audience within fifty miles.

Yotter & Waters Courier Vetter & Waters Waterloo Waterlon Yetter & Waters Santa Claus Toyland Waterloo Streets

Delinquent Tax Case and Local Corporate Change

A tax sale drew a dozen bidders for delinquent lands in Waterloo with most parcels selling above one-tenth value. Bids often covered whole properties when mortgaged. Separately, W E N R y increases capital stock to 3 050 000 for Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern railroad, with 8 000 preferred and 22 500 common shares to fund extension and improvements.

Bentley Waterloo B. J. Howrey W. D. Scott F. Willis Jenks J. C. Gates Dick Rabobins JT. E. Sedgwick Nu. Hares R.L. DeGon John Miller Hanna W. Scott Hanna Marr Hanna Waterton George W. Hanna Philip C. Hanna Mollie Tiller Edith M. Colton Robert W. Hanna Paynesville Minn Earl D. W. Hanna Anthon Guy R. G. Hanna Fortress Monroe Bertha King Spokans

Glasses and visits fill Waterloo city brief

Local notices recap holiday guests and community events. Names include Buchanan, Boyce optometrist on Majestic Theatre floor, Mr. and Mrs. Pletsch and daughter in Belmond, E C Taylor address 411 Jefferson, H R Williams to spend winter in Houston, T P Myers from Hampton in Waterloo, thimble bee at Mrs S E Hanselman 114 Wellington, Miss Helen Weiss of Vinton staying with Waterloo friends, Miss Dorothy Martin visiting Nashua, Town Griers open meeting at Ellis hall, Central Church of Christ Sunday school conference, Miss Jeanette Gemmill from Chicago visiting, C M Sumintion Majestic treasurer ill, A J Frudenfeld managing, Frudenfelds in Chicago, Brotherhood M E church social, band program, Helmet Ridge K P officers election, Whyte visiting MacKachron family, Thanksgiving guests returning home.

H. R. Williams Houston Texas T. P. Myers Hampton Waterloo Central Church of Christ Jeanette Gemmill Chicago Alfred Jongley Helmetridge No. KM K.P John § Whyte

Union Prayer Meeting at First Brethren Church

Special services are held this evening to prepare for the west Waterloo revival services. Meetings in January attract strong interest and large attendance. Help wanted in Courier to save time and money.

UNION First Brethren West Waterloo

Hartford Rug Sale Promises Brisk Discounts on Axminster

A Hartford sale features 9x12 and 9x12 size Axminster and Brussels rugs in wool, with prices ranging from 12.00 to 21.80 including 8 and 10 wire tapestry options. Cook's printed linoleums offer 4 yards wide at 52 cents per square yard and 2nd grade linoleum at similar rates. extensive patterns shown.

Hartford Brussels Roxbury & Dimmick Cook’s Cook’s & Nason Portieres

Florence Jordan and Dunham sisters named in list

Florence Jordan of Sioux City along with Misses Helen and Edith Dunham of Clinton appear in a local social register. The fragment lists these individuals among indicated households and connections, reflecting a community tally or society event.

Florence Jordan Sioux City Helen and Edith Dunham Clinton

Narrow Alley Challenge Triggers Comic Tragedy

A wry reflection on perception contrasts in urban life. A writer notes the world’s comedy to some and tragedy to others, while a blunt street image of dragging a wide garbage can through a narrow alley adds a touch of absurd struggle.

Saura

Courier Wanted Save Time and Money

A help wanted notice seeks a courier to save time and money for deliveries. The ad invites applicants to try the service and be convinced of the benefits.

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Rige Estate Rick Clamon Middle West Great Western Oclwein Chicago Grea Western Twin Cities Kansas City Gorpse Grim Rescuer Thrift Yotter & Waters Department Stor Eatends Waterloo Trade N. R Y Ital Buchanan Boyce Majestic Theatre S. E. Hanselman Wellington Street Helen Weiss Vinton Waterloo Friends Miss Prorothy Martin Nashua The Town Griers Ellis’ Hall C. M. Sumintion Arthur A. Frudenfs AJ A. Frudenfeld Brotherhood of the First M. E. Church Tas Galloway Hartford Wiltons Wilton Hartford Bussorah Axminster Ats Hartford Wilton Rial Feydia ART Visions Paulhan DRS. Findley CO East Fourth Street
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