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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1913
Page
3
Waterloo residents report long illness relief through S Bruce Galloway Naprapath new treatment. Advertises chronic disease cures, praising widespread city impact and urging people to inquire about patient successes.
Waterloo readers are urged to consult Naprapath Bruce Galloway for nerve related diseases. He claims rapid relief for rheumatic pain sciatica neuritis and other conditions by relieving nerve pinching through his method. Free examinations and referrals offered with office hours and contact details.
Mrs Guy Delaney reports dramatic relief from nervousness headaches bowel trouble and general weakness after trying naprapathy with Bruce Galloway. She says she has been healthier in years and urges others to consider the treatment now offered in Watering.
Mr. H. M. Doyle of 316 Ricker St Waterloo Iowa reports complete recovery from chronic appendicitis and related stomach kidney and bowel trouble after treatment by Bruce Galloway. Doyle praises the results, credits Galloway as a capable doctor, and offers to discuss the treatment with interested locals.
Mr. J. W. Conery of 217 Ricker St Waterloo has returned to work after months of recovery from paralysis of the lower extremities and long standing stomach and bowel trouble. He reports feeling better than ever, has gained weight, and credits a new treatment method. He offers to discuss the science with others seeking information.
Grace Sutherland of 402 Jefferson Street Waterloo has returned to school duties as a markedly healthier girl after months of catarrh respiratory weakness and stomach ailments. Her mother Mrs. Sutherland praises the treatment for restoring health and weight and recommends it to others.
DuLuth patient Riesland reports significant improvement after Napropathic treatment in Waterloo and recommends S. Bruce Galloway. He states others with long term kidney and stomach issues have received permanent cures and invites letters for information from Duluth, Minnesota. Mrs. E M Hilbert, from our city, describes recovery from nervous breakdown with heart and stomach symptoms after treatment and offers to share her experience at 818 Sheridan Road, Chicago.
Lincoln Feb 7 Shipley of Dodge pushes a resolution to investigate Nebraska newspapers and telephone firms amid claims the press has been subsidized by the telephone combine for advertising. Cronin and others protest the attack while the plan awaits action and possible summons of publishers.
Washington February 7 Attorney General Wickersham considered a compromise settlement to clear title to 32 000 acres of timber land in western Oregon. Twenty seven purchasers from the Oregon and California railroad, a Southern Pacific subsidiary, were involved in negotiations. The government argues the railroad failed to meet obligations under the grant and has filed suit for forfeiture. Under Congress authorization the attorney general may permit innocent buyers to surrender title and repurchase the land at 2 50 an acre.
Washington February 7 Senator Tillman of South Carolina seeks a ban on tobacco in all senate executive sessions and hints at introducing a resolution to prohibit smoking in the senate chamber at all times. He argues many members object to tobacco smoke and that the rule should apply equally to executive and open sessions.
Personal opportunity ad copy urges readers to place advertising in the Waterloo Evening Courier to maximize reach and results. It touts the paper as having more than double the paid circulation of other local papers, promising broader exposure and greater response for classified or employment notices.
A fragment quotes a debate about senate seating and the principle that members should not be compelled to sit where they must submit to others. The passage reflects tension over authority and representation in the chamber.
In St Louis on February 7 a deaf telegraph operator, James H Gallagher, who lost his hearing after an ice fall, receives news via Morse code tapped on his face by his son. Gallagher, who can still see, has worked as a telegraph operator for forty years and learned the code to keep informed.
In Duluth on February 7 seven young women danced with a nameless man who had advanced smallpox. He warned he felt ill, while two thousand citizens at the policemens ball mingled with him. Police fumigated after the event as six new cases were reported yesterday.
An old fashioned musterole ad touts a topical mustard oil ointment to relieve headaches and cold related discomfort. It claims fast acting relief with no internal side effects and lists uses from sore throat to rheumatism with 5c and 50c jars and a hospital size option. Endorsements mention Mrs. R. Snyder of Brooklyn.
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