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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1918
Page
7
A fragmented report argues that governmental control over Wooltry risks backfiring amid postwar reconstruction pressures. Bankers and financiers are increasingly influential, with some leaders framing the economy as a battlefield where peacetime treaties resemble military maneuvers.
Cedar Falls notes election of officers for the Truck Growers association with Woods Seaver Weaver as president Sam Kennedy secretary and Culver treasurer. Also mentioned are local obituaries, military notes, church events, club actions on food conservation, and engagements in Cedar Falls and surrounding areas.
Mrs Dewhirst hosted the Mite circle luncheon with Mrs Funston from Ramona visiting. Mrs Shine entertained Bridge guests for Mrs Funston. Wunuch club met at Mrs Smiths and new members Miss Pieves were admitted. Silent club gathered at Mrs Wagner home for a musical program. Mrs Henzie hosted a lunch for women of Er Deen club. Mrs Carey hosted the Social band members for informal time followed by supper. FLF club met at Mrs Barker with guests Adamsy and Cutler. Birthday remembrance given to Mrs Frank Wilson.
An old advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for infants and children. It warns against counterfeit products and claims quick relief from feverish, uncomfortable stomach and constipation, promising adults and babies a pleasant taste and easy use.
Strong intimation by the adjutant general notes registrants from Waterloo and surrounding areas were held up in May orders and awaiting final discharge papers. About 73 from Waterloo receive pay from muster until entrainment. Of 72 Waterloo registrants, 42 depart at 1 p.m. Nov. 12 for Camp Green Bay Ga. and 22 at 8 a.m. Nov. 12 for Camp Nod. Instructions on records are pending with completion expected by Dec. 10.
Fred Bushby, survivor of Chateau Thierry, plans to marry Marie Johnson but war injuries force postponement. He served with a Rain division and returned to Fort Des Moines, recalling only fragmentary wartime experiences. Their wedding is delayed as Bushby recovers and prepares to reunite with his bride.
St Paul and East Park basketball teams clashed on Lincoln floor with a 22 to 11 score. Winners featured Lars Jahee Moleman and Nemerhek. Willard Hollomanghards joined as guards for the losers Hafald af Wortell and Bender und Witelow.
Ler Pasko promotes Poslam as soothing balm for skin trouble. Claims cover and subdue redness and soreness with repeated use. Warns against eradicating pimples and surface marks and suggests a test with Syn West Laboratory New York for clearer skin.
Attorney for the estate of John Poffenberger says two drivers, allegedly intoxicated, invited him to ride, then sped through Waterloo causing a collision that killed Poffenberger. The suit seeks 104000 damages and lists Lee Withers and Bohnstengel as defendants. Case set for December in Tama County Court. Navy enlistments also announced for a four year term.
A vintage advert claims Mi-o-na Mi-o-na stomach tablets rapidly ease indigestion and sour belching. It pledges to cleanse and strengthen the stomach to aid digestion, promising money back if symptoms persist and noting relief from nervousness and dizziness.
Practically all branches of the service are now available with pay from 32.60 to 72 dollars. Interested applicants should apply on the first floor of the old post office building in Des Moines. A German dispatch states Prince Albert, son of the former emperor, has joined the present government and is now at Potsdam.
An advertisement touts Miller's oil as a universal remedy for rheumatism neuralgia lumbago sore joints and headaches with internal and external use. It claims immediate penetration to affected areas and offers a guaranteed formula priced 30 cents to 1.00 per bottle through druggists and distributors.
A wartime notice warns that Spanish influenza has killed more in a month than all battles in eighteen months, urges cold weather precautions and describes hygiene measures and a Hyomei inhaler kit to prevent infection. It cautions against crowding and careless spreading of germs and emphasizes personal responsibility.
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