Years of misery relieved by Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
Sikeston Missouri woman Mrs Dea Berune suffered seven years in bed with monthly pains, backache, and nervous weakness. She refused operation, took Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after a friend's recommendation, and regained health. The testimonial claims it cures female complaints including displacements, inflammation, irregularities, and fibroids, noting it is the most successful remedy and urging others to try it.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Sikeston
Dea Beruune
Amusements: Prof Norwood at Waterloo Norwoods Tonight
Hypnotism star Prof Norwood brings a two week engagement to the Syndicate in Waterloo. He will present hypnotic shows and mental telepathy tests, drawing attention from scientists. Ladies admitted at the usual prices. Tickets 10 20 and 30 cents.
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Norwoods
Prof
Norwood
Waterloo
When We Were Twenty-One at Waterloo Tonight
The Sherman Stork company presents the four act comedy drama When We Were Twenty One at Waterloo Theatre tonight with a cast and a special ladies free offer. Tickets are 10 15 and 25 cents. A. W. Brown returns to Bridge street business after recovering from typhoid fever. James Loonan Slias Miller H A Smucker Ira Fike Dan Saylor and W L Cunningham came back Saturday from Chicago with stock, most bringing carloads of cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Stork Company
Waterloo
James Loonan
Slias Miller
H. A. Smucker
Ira Fike
Dan Saylor
W. L. Cunningham
Chicago
Laxative Cough Syrup Recipe Promises Quick Cures
An at home cough syrup using Essence Mentho Laxene is promoted as a quick reliever for chronic coughs and colds. The ad claims a tonic laxative action, says a 21% oz package provides directions to make a pint of syrup with granulated sugar, and suggests families can save money by preparing it at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlants, Ga
Laird and others reported dead in Nashua Iowa
In Nashua Iowa Mrs H B Laird wife of ex mayor Laird died at her home after months of poor health and a pneumonia attack. Funeral services will be held today. Other local items note a three year old’s death from heart failure after diphtheria, a chickenpox scare, a Chicago trip for a cleft palate child’s operation, a young farmer near Nashua critically injured by a horse kick, and an elderly woman injured by a fall into a tub over ice.
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Nashua
B. Laird
Laird
Bright
Lang Bartsch
Otho Laird
D. L. Grawe
Rockwell
Iowa
Robert Norton
Wm. Mundfrom
Opera House
Blydg
Forsythe
Chicago
C. W. Emmons
Cmm Welker
Welker
Philip MacLarnan
McLarnan
Greene residents share news of travels and town events
Greene notes report visits and trips including Mrs C H Williams in Marble Rock and F H Camp in Chicago. Ed Jones moves, Arthur Merrick attends a death in Eldora, many locals recover from illness, and Mrs Wm Buchholz visits Clarksville for a recovering father. Declamatory contest earns $37.13. Mrs Harris G Greene hosts a farewell embroidery club gathering as she prepares to move to Fort Dodge.
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Arthur Merrick
Eldora
Leon Afitcher
H. G. Greene
Annis Squires
Waterloo
Paul Davis
Walsh
Ed Jones
J. E. Miller
North Main Street
Second Street
W. C. Birney
Wm. Buchholz
Clarksville
Arthur
Charles
Hampton
Ai. Blumer
Chicago
C. H. Bunker
Bristow
Ethel Neal
L. A. Wilson
Milton van Ruskirk
Shack
Carner
South Main Street
John Kiehn
Harris G. Greene
Ladies Embroidery Club
Greene
Fort Dodge
College Athletes Meet Under Collegiate Rules
Gymnasts from State Teachers College Cedar Falls and Waterloo Y will clash in a five event meet on Feb 26 in the local gym under standard collegiate rules. Top teams include Edward Weller Paul Bennett and F E Birch for the Y with five per team and several candidates for Waterloo. Mike candidates named Lyla McDonald D E F Jones J W Briggs R G Brocker compete for spots. Also notes a chicken pie supper planned by First Congregational church on Feb 8 at 6 30 p m for 35 cents.
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State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Potata
Harry R. Lee
Seymore
The
State College
Edward Weller
Paul Bennett
F. E. Birch
Lyla McDonald
D. E F. Jones
J. W. Briggs
R. G. Brocker
Local Iowa Notes Show Weather, Travel and Creamery Pay
DUNKERTON reports renters moving while a Friday freight collision near the depot caused no serious injuries. Creamery records show 1810 totals and monthly patron payments, with community visitors from Fairbank and Waterloo. Revivals led by Rev. Miller at the Free Methodist church promise strong turnout and new converts.
Illinois Central train strikes horse on Water Street
The Illinois Central passenger due here at 8:50 from the east struck a horse belonging to Brunner and Newton this morning. The horse, hitched in front of the plumbing office on Water Street, moved onto the track blinded by the snow. It was not man gled but feared to have internal injuries and was taken to a barn with a veterinarian summoned.
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Illinois Central
Brunner & Newton
Water Street
Mary Garden on American Woman and Life Story
Mary Garden discusses her planned book and the American woman, praising her depths and flaws while tracing the evolution of love and money in relationships. She recounts her Paris crisis, how she studied Louise and Sybil Sanderson, and the surge of Paris applause as she rose on stage.
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New York
Mary Garden
Isay
Roland
Louise
Paris
Chicago
Sybil Sanderson
Opera Comique
Miss Sanderson
Message to American Women Inspires Ambition
The speaker declares the moment a proud life highlight and delivers a bold message to American women urging ambition as a guiding principle.
Aged Egg Tales Are Overdrawn Says Pierce
Humboldt Iowa reports government expert H G Pierce former head of poultry husbandry at Iowa State University says it is physically impossible to keep eggs in shells for more than a year in cold storage. He notes prices would fall if storage were longer, warns against long keeping of poultry due to costs and spoilage, and describes how eggs are stored and sold to balance supply and demand.
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Humboldt
H. G. Pierce
State College At
Ames
United States
Mr. Pierce
Pierce
Iowa
George Ellis Dies in California at 72
George Ellis a former Black Hawk county resident died suddenly of heart failure at his Pomona home on Palm and Laurel streets about 8 30 Saturday morning. He was 72 native of Iowa and had lived in Pomona three years. Survived by wife and children Mrs A R Hodge Mrs Frank Beebe Mrs A Waugh of Council Bluffs Jr Lloyd Ellsworth and Ben of Pomona Ernest and Worthy of Greene Ia Also notes funeral at 2 pm Monday from Todd’s chapel with Rev J M Paul officiating. Other items mention Wichita connection and local tax work.
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Pomona
Cal
George Hillis
Black Hawk County
George Ellis
Palm and
Laurel Streets
Iowa
A. R. Hodge
Frank Beebe
A. Waugh
Council Bluffs, Jr
Lloyd
Ellsworth
Ben
Ernest and
Worthy
Greene, Ta
Todd's Chapel
J. M. Paul
Cuticura Cured Family of Eczema
A Brooklyn man reports Cuticura regimens cured his family of eight months of eczema begining with his child’s head sores. After two months all were healed. He cites Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent as key. The ad touts quick relief and skin care benefits with a free 32 page booklet from Potter Drug & Chemical Corp.
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Eugene Potthoff
Ralph Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Potter Drug & Chemical Corp
Columbus Ave
Boston
Maas
Dr L E Allen Chronic Disease Specialist
Dr L E Allen advertises 28 years of experience treating chronic diseases from Syndicate Block Suite 210 3rd Floor offering no free treatments and promises thorough case understanding. He contrasts with Hot Springs doctors and asserts high fees with guaranteed work. Office hours 9 to 5 by appointment. phone 1730.
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Hot Springs
Syndicate
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