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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1917

Page

12

Robinson Brown Nuptials Set For Tomorrow Evening

Cedar Falls notes report a wedding planned for Tuesday evening as Miss Florence A. Robinson and Capt Harold Brown will wed in a family ceremony. The bride, a state university student, and the groom, a U S Army captain, will honeymoon briefly then join him at Camp Parkersburg Virginia before his deployment to France.

Florence A. Robinson C. B. Hutchins East Seventh Street Cedar Falls Harold Brown Sam Brown Robert M. Karr Sioux City State University Iowa City United States Army Parkersburg Corps Chicago Brown France

Cedar Falls Notes of Wide Interest in Local Life

Cedar Falls news item highlights social and civic events. Prof and Mrs Cory plan a December trip to Hot Springs Arkansas for six weeks. Neighborhood Social Club hostesses and church groups meet. Local weddings anniversaries and visits are noted, with civic associations voting on officers and gifts for war efforts.

Cedar Falls C. S. Cory Hot Springs Ark A. F. Raymond Main Street W. B. Pagan Tremont Street Ald Soafety Presbyterian Church Edith Harker Sioux City LeMare Hawarden Charles Stanley Harris Grinnell Rutledge Harris Gladys Severin Mebel Stewart Madison Wis State University of Wisconsin Walnut Street Margaret , Hanchett Des Moines N. C. Olesen Kenneth Brunswald U. S. Hospital Corps Camp Grant Rockford Ill Oo. K. Brunswald John Olsen Ringsted Opera House Lehman Frederickson Andrew Damm Andson Axel Rex Oliver Woman’s Missionary Society First Congregational Church B. EH. McCowan Chicago Waterloo The Gideons W. S. Carrington Cedar Heights Rolla Kerr J. R. Brown Co. F Deming N. M Daughters of the American Revolution Lara C. Kingman

Skilled Mechanics in Greatest Demand for Signal Corps

Ten thousand mechanics are needed for the aviation section of the signal corps by December 15. Local recruiting officers begin a drive immediately, with skilled workers including moulders, carpenters, machinists, truck drivers, electricians, and many others in demand. Over 100 men have been examined this week, and all will be sent out before December 16. after that, voluntary enlistment ends.

Signal Corps Waterloo Eeterritory Aera

Highway Mishaps Many, No One Hurt

Several city collision incidents reported Saturday evening. H. C. Peterson at 803 Kingsley Avenue collided with a street car at Park Avenue and Jefferson Streets, causing slight auto damage. Mrs. L. Watg ler at 127 Alta Vista Avenue struck Carl Hoosier at 214 Newell Street while he rode a bicycle, bicycle damaged. A Waterloo Chemical Company motor truck at Town and Walnut Streets afternoon damaged while attempting to climb a pole.

H. C. Peterson Kingsley Avenue Park Avenue Jefferson Streets L. Watgler Alta Vista Avenue Carl Hoosier Newell Street Waterloo Chemical Company Town and Walnut Streets

Woman Overcomes Illness With Pinkham’s Compound

Mrs M O Johnston of Richmond Indiana describes severe weakness from age and illness. After trying Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained strength, moved to a new home, did garden work, cement and building tasks, and raised hundreds of chickens and ducks. She credits the remedy with restoring health and urges publication for others.

Richmond Ind Lydia E. Pinkham

Congress Starts New War Session Under Sixty-Fifth

Uncle Harry explains how the Sixty-Fifth Congress began with a special session last March and now starts its first regular session. He notes laws to be debated, war measures, navy funding, liberty loans, Hoover food administration powers, and possible constitutional amendments.

Uncle Harry Jimmy Congress Helen Joe Camelnto Harry Wilson Germany Felton United States Mr. Wilson Navy Department McAdoo Mr. Hoover Austria Bulgaria Turkey Uncle Warry

Marmola Promises Quick Fat Reduction Cure

Bold health ad touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a safe quick fix for excess fat. Claims relief after meals and at night, likening to a famous prescription. Urges purchase at 75 cents or direct order from Marmola Co. Detroit, urging readers to say goodbye to dieting and exercise.

Marmola,Co Woodward Ave Detroit, Mich

Community notice offers help for Mondays and Thursdays

A reader invites friends to write for explanations of new questions and topics. A Christian utility site at Portsmouth Congregational Church hosts a Wednesday afternoon and evening session with light refreshments described as chicken sunnier.

Plsmouth Congregational Church

Mass meeting on Union Chapel streets franchise planned

Voters living near Union chapel at Thirteenth and Jefferson streets are urged to attend a mass meeting at 7 20 this evening to discuss the street car franchise. Those opposed and supporters alike are asked to be present for an exchange of opinion, with wider territory voters also welcome to speak.

Union Chapel Thirteenth and Jefferson Streets Tontahe

Vinci health cure promises for overworked women

An ad features Mrs. Sarah A. Jones praising Vinci as a remedy that transformed her run down, nervous condition after eight doses. It claims the formula appears on every bottle and offers a money back guarantee. Wangler Bros Co and partners distribute the product in Philadelphia and other towns.

Philadelphia Vinci Nevada St. Philadelphia Weguarentés Phis Wangler Bros, Co C. J. Miller Waterlon Evtry

Olive Tablets Promise Relief for Stomach Ailments

Thousands suffer indigestion from a clogged liver and disordered bowels. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets gently stimulate liver and bowels, easing indigestion without griping. Purely vegetable with olive oil, sold 10c and 25c per box by AS! druggists.

The New Triple Combination Pills Pitch Ad

An Early 1900s ad touts a trio of Hood products, Sursaparinla a blood purifier, Peptiron a nerve and digestive tonic, and Hood’s Pills a laxative. It claims combined use cleanses blood nerves and liver, boosts appetite and well being, urging readers to buy all three for complete relief.

Failood Hood

Wizard Oil and Wizard Liver Whips Advertisement Claims

An old advertisement touts Wizard Oil as a quick penetrative remedy for rheumatism stiff joints sore muscles cuts and burns and bruises promising antiseptic relief and a money back guarantee. It also promotes Wizard Liver Whips pink pills for constipation and headaches priced at 30 cents with a guarantee.

Fullerton Doctor Addressed in Waterloo Case Notes

A physician from Fullerton listed at 612 Black Ridge in Waterloo Iowa appears in a phase 4018 record referencing health terms and conditions including syphilis acne and related treatments. The document mentions Binod Bane and Con auption among others in connection with the case.

Fullerton Burgeom Black Ridg Waterloo Iowa

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