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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1920

Page

12

Ninety Year Old Man Shows Power Of Work And Motion

John Corton aged 90 of 223 Western is celebrated as a living example of labor preserving health. Born December 20 1830 in Lincolnshire England he started work at seven and never stopped. He lived through farming in England and America, travel by sea and overland feats, and still runs daily tasks and attends to business with clear mind.

John Corton Western Arenue England Boston Lincolnshire Corton North Sea Atlantic Cortland County N. Y Academy Homer Rockton Harvard Dubuque Fox Township Mr. Corton America Mass Jim Kirk Johnny Bulls N.Y Kirk John Phillips Cradler Phillips California Illinois Ayers Corners Wisconsin Suite Winnebago County Boone County McHenry County Ayres Corners Charlotte Standish Ilinois George Black Hawk County Mississippi Jesup Union Canada EB L. Corton Waterloo Hving Uving

Auto Tax Receipts to Reach $100000 in December

Motor license money for 1921 registrations will be taken over the counter by night, estimates C. C. McCoy, chief clerk in the treasurer's office. Receipts yesterday exceeded $2000, with about 150 applications for license plates on hand. A "For Sale Act" noted in the Courier.

C. C. McCoy Courier

Children Colds Coughs Remedy Adaled By Salem Reader

An old advertisement notes Foley's Honey and Tar being praised by Rena Orchard of Lawrence Street Salem Massachusetts for relief from a bad cold. The copy extols the medicine as standard, effective for loosened mucus, eased breathing, healed membranes, and stopped tickling in the throat, sold everywhere.

Rena Orchard Lawrence St Salem Maas Foley

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