Man in Waterloo Seeks Wealth Through Nervous Energy Cure
A United Doctors interview discusses how vigor and nerve force drive success. They cite a former store clerk who, after treatment, rose to partial ownership and credits renewed vitality for his rise. The article promotes their system claiming it renews youthful energy and can help others lift themselves through determined effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
United
United Treatment
United System of Treatment
Percene
Rockefeller
Timbuctoo
El-iot
Harvard University
United Doctors
Qiarzh Place
End of Interview Marks Implied Patient’s Irrecovery
A physician’s remark signals to the reporter that the interview has ended as the patient’s condition is deemed beyond help. The exchange underscores the gravity of the medical situation and the limits of treatment. Authorities note no further statements are available.
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Tment
Amusements lineup heads into Waterloo with new shows
The Sherman Stock company debuts Her Only Son in Waterloo tonight with a Saturday matinee at 2 30, tickets 10 to 25 cents. Norwoods hypnotic circus and mental telepathy stunts arrive next week with 10 20 and 30 cent prices and ladies free Monday. A Bachelors Honeymoon at the Syndicate on Feb 4 features Olison Bradfield and a strong cast. Madame X, Henry W Savage's melodrama, comes to the Syndicate tonight with a noted Parisian author and an acclaimed cast. You should get 2 Permit for smoke next week.
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Sherman Stock Company
Waterloo
Sherman Company
Norwoods
Norwood
Mason City
Hoyt
Syndicate
Messrs. Olison & Bradfield
James F. Green
Rose Ainsworth
Canada
Henry W. Savage
New York
Syndicate Theatre
France
Alexandre Bisson
England
Germany
Russia
Buffalo Aunt in Black Hawk revival of a century old tale
Revival of a Buffalo hunt narrative from the Black Hawk era recounts William Ludington's 1860s log cabin life in Hudson and Waterloo. He describes stalking thirty buffalo, a tree escape, multiple shots, and the last herd’s end near Har din City Cedar Falls then a home bake sale at Woods Bros store by Christ church Girls Friendly society February 4.
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Biliam
Ludington
Hudson
Kam Gibson
John Virden
Black Hawk
Hardin City
Cedar Falls
Woods Bros
Girls’ Friendly Society of Christ Church
Glidden Tour to Be Held as Usual in June
The manufacturers' contest association rules committee decreed the Glidden tour will proceed as usual this year. A tentative route runs from Washington to Quebec and Ottawa, then back to the United States. At the Chicago Auto Show Manager Miles estimated 20,000 visitors viewed the exhibits.
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Chicago
Manufacturers’ Contest Association
Washington
Quebec
Ottawa
3. A. Miles
Father of 14 ends life after rail tragedy in Lancaster
Antone Knaisch aged 50, a Lancaster resident and father of fourteen, killed himself by stepping in front of a Pennsylvania Railroad train near his home. The suicide follows a personal crisis cresting days earlier, leaving a widow and fourteen children to cope.
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Lancaster
Antone Knaisch
Pennsylvania Railroad
Real Estate Transfers and Mission Meeting Notes
Real estate transfers list Frank B. Royce to Susan B. Royce for land in 9-90-14 at 8260 dollars and Frederick Henry to Fred A. Henry for land in 22-80-13 at 1 dollar. A special Waterloo mission meeting tonight at 608 Commercial Street features speaker F. M. Collard. Meetings have drawn encouragement, with Sunday plans tentative. a street smoking permit may be issued next week.
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Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Frank B. Royce
Susan B. Royce
Frederick Henry
Fred A. Henry
Waterloo
Commercial Street
F. M. Collard
Petition drive to sign Sunday post office closing
Post office staff are overwhelmed by applicants desiring to sign a petition to close Sunday services. To reach patrons who cannot be seen in person, demand is being made to distribute petition cards to every home in the city for expressing opinions. 8 cans peas Hartong grocery.
Buffalo Hunt in Black Hawk County Prompts Old Story
An account by Hiram Ludington recalls killing three buffalo in Hudson during winter 1852 53 while early Waterloo settlers Geer and Mullan forged the city. The tale notes scarce buffalo in Iowa then with other fur bearing animals present and ties the event to regional pioneer history.
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Black Hawk County
Mr. Ludington
Tardington
James
William Virden
Waterloo
Cedar River
Black Hawk Creek
Hudson
Ludington
Courier
Weekly Courier
Oc. R. Burner
Iowa
Hiram H. Ludington
Charles Mullan
Geer
Lay
John Lang
Burglaries Hit Waterloo Areas with Few Arrests
Two burglaries Wednesday night in Waterloo strain police as more homes are ransacked. J H Horsley of 1718 Fourth street east found his house entered and items jumbled, with minor jewelry missing. Grout and Slack homes on Logan avenue also broken into. Slack yielded $3, a revolver, a flash light, savings banks and pearl jewelry.
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Waterloo
J. H. Horsley
Fourth Street East
Horsley
Olnols
Presbyterian Hospital
Henry W. Grout
Logan Avenue
Chas. A. Slack
Grout
Des Moines
Slack
Greeks in 1910 restaurant accounting suit filed
In a district court petition plaintiffs Gust Kult Gim Pete George Kavachontor Harry Ego and Harry Irans sue as Greeks for accounting and receivership over the Home Craze restaurant and coffee house at 118-129 Fifth Street West alleging misrepresentation of profits and leases. They claim they bought interests for 268 and 280 with only small labor earnings and seek dissolution and receivership.
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Gust Kult
Gim Pete
George Kavachontor
Harry Ego
Harry Irans
Fifth Street
Gust Kaif
Kyle
George Kovachoff
Harry Bro
Kaif
Hartong Grocery Ad Promotes Three Cans Peas for 25c
Local grocery storefront advertises three cans of peas for 25 cents. Hartong Grocery emphasizes value with a brief slogan about inherited service and serving the community.
North Waterloo and railroads notes and tales from Waterloo
North Waterloo reports on J Rechtfertig and R M Dewey returning from Des Moines after legislative exposure and a mixed response to Miss Pankhurst. Local transitions include J A Bell returning from Chicago, A R Wiley off sick, G Bemis changing routes, and several resignations and appointments among shop workers with a funeral and public talks by Frank M Collard. A brief health and safety column closes with a pneumonia warning and a reminder to secure a smoking permit next week.
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PB. J. Rechtfertig
R. M. Dewey
Des Moines
Rechtfertig
Dewey
Miss Pankhurst
Waterloo
J. A. Bell
Chicago
A. R. Wiley
West End
G. Bemis
Illinois Central
John Hooten
W. D. Stokes
St. Paul's M. E
Frank M. Collard
Danville
Mr. Collard
Billy
Tllinois
Collard
R. R
N. B. Newton
Dubuque
T. C
August Tindke
Archie Curston
D. H. Fish
Cedar Falls
Joe Yeser
Manchester
Conservation of Fish and Game in Iowa Legislature
Senator Francia will introduce a bill to create a permanent seven member conservation commission to oversee propagation of fish and game. It would appoint deputies for large tracts and game wardens, with enforcement strengthened and a potential state salary plan debated. Spirit Lake group backs the proposal to manage natural resources. A tax reform subcommittee was authorized to consolidate measures on taxation of money, credits, and corporate stocks.
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Des Moines
Francia
Iowa
Conservation Commission
A.C. Miller
HE MaccbBride
W. Anerson
Cedar Rapida
Ji. A. Burgess
Bloux City
Memiberato
Senate
Fish and Gama Club
Spirit Lake
Smith of Mitchell
Senate Committee On
Ways and
Crowell Publishing Acquires American Magazine
Crowell Publishing owner of Woman's Home Companion and Farm and Fireside announces it has taken over the American magazine to publish it with its existing titles. George H. Hazen serves as president and H J Fisher as general manager. American editors from Philips Publishing will continue under Crowell, with John S Philips and colleagues assuming roles as officers or directors.
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New York
Crowell Publishing Company
Woman's Home Companion
Farm and Fireside
American Magazine
George H. Hazen
Crowell Company
H. J. Fisher
Philips Publshing Company
John 8. Philips
Tough on the Animals cat scandal hits New York cruelty report
New York’s Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals reports 1910 deaths of 307,000 animals, including 246,000 cats, all killed by gas. The ambulance answered 71,000 calls. The release notes paradox as the group, meant to prevent cruelty, acts as executioner on a large scale. Cats untaxed while dogs taxed under state law.
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New York
New York Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Leason
Ritter Schmidt sues for hospital bill in San Francisco
Justice Conlan moved the case to the tavern keeper Rahe Schmidt at 614 Stanyan to obtain testimony without risk to a broken leg. Schmidt, a 4060 pound proprietor, faces a $190 hospital bill claim after a leg fracture required a physician's aid. Hospital authorities dispute whether the physician's fees belong with the hospital bill.
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San Francisco
Cal
Rahe" Schmidt
Clift House
Grant Building
Justice Conlan
Schmidt
Stanyan Streets
Babe
Austin Couple Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary
Shell Rock Iowa February 3. Mr and Mrs C A Austin celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with a family reunion held on Sunday to suit convenience though the date was Tuesday. Five children thirteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren attended. The family settled here twenty five years ago and each honoree received a $20 gold piece and other gifts.
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Shell Rock
C. A. Austin
Ship Subsidy Bill Passes Senate Amid Tight Vote
The Gale Inger ship subsidy bill establishing subsidized mail routes to South America and the Pacific faced a razor edge in the Senate. Vice President Sherman cast the deciding votes to advance the measure in both committees and the full Senate, with debates ending as Gallinger spoke his final proponent. Senate adjourned at 6 22 p m after a 40 to 39 passage in the committee and 41 to 37 in the Senate proper.
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Washington
Senate
Committee of the Whole
Sherman
Gallinger
Borah
Achjevenment
Imade
Foreign Boy in Pittable Plight
Police found a twenty year old man at Rock Island depot unable to identify himself. He spoke only two words Peterio Halula and could not provide name origin or destination. He wore decent clothes and seemed intelligent but remained mute on his origins.
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Rock Island
Peterio Halula
Titian
Waterloo
Card of Thanks from Scarber Family
The family of Mrs Charles Scarber and daughter Vera thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy after their bereavement and for the beautiful flowers sent.
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Charles Scarber
Vera
Selz Royal Blue Shoes Featured In Facsimile Letter
In Hesalroad's Selz Roy Blue Stores window a facsimile of a letter from a wearer of Selz Royal Blue Shoes is shown. The record of this man’s shoes is a strong one. The letter accompanies the shoe being advertised elsewhere in this issue.
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Hesalroad
Selz Roy] Blue
Selz
Chicago
Read This Sale
Read this damaged OCR fragment noting various weights and prices with inconsistent symbols. No clear event or entity context to confirm a proper news item.
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UIT
Howse
North Waterloo and Railroads
Foley
M. Stockwell
Hannibal
Mro
Poley
J. K. Joder & Son
Fish and Game
Women's Home Companion
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Mahomet
President Sherman
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