Community Notices From Linden M E Church Area
A compact list of social events and meetings including church circles, auctions, socials, club gatherings, weddings and chautauqua notes. Includes notices for Royal Neighbors Valentine thimble bee Home Makers Band and various class meetings at Linden Avenue Walnut Street and Argyle Street venues with dates and hosts.
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Linden M. E. Church
W. A. Davis
St. Francis Circle
Leonard Jungen
D. B. L. Auction Bridge Club
W. H. Mitchell
Royal Neighbors
Valentine
Thimtle Bee
A. C. A. W. Hall
Home Makers
F. L. Neuman
Missionary Society of Universalist Church
Mre. FC
Pratt
Ned Lis Club
Penny Social
Central Christian Church
A. C. U. W. Ball
Avcoor
Howell
Walnut Street Baptist Church
J. B. Smith
Keep the Children Bright and Happy
An old advice column promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle non narcotic laxative for children to ease unhappy behavior from digestive discomfort. It notes a free trial bottle offered by Dr W B Caldwell at 452 Washington St Monticello Indiana.
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Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Nis
Courier Patterns and Coupon for Fashion Department
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design, fill the coupon and send it to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo enclosing 10 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible but should reach you in ten days after sending in your order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
A Physician Urges Magnesia For Sour Stomach Cure
A famous physician, renowned for stomach and intestinal research, claims most ailments stem from stomach acidity. He discourages patent medicines and medical interventions, urging use of bisulated magnesia after meals to neutralize acid, with repeated dosing if needed to relieve sour stomach or heartburn.
Gorrell Stock company opens at Waterloo theater with The Gamblers
Waterloo theater prepares for the Gorrell Stock company opening on Wednesday with The Gamblers, Clas Klein’s piece about high finance and romance. Mr. Girrell’s cast is set for an elaborate production with 10 and 20 cent prices. two new plays weekly, one Sunday and one Thursday, with no matinees. Also tonight, High Jinks by Arthur Hamonserstein proves popular in dance halls, featuring Rudolf Fruml’s lively score and hits like Something Seems Tingle-Ingie-Ing and Dixiana Rise.
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James M. Thompson
Bluff Street
E. N. Draper
Earl Stricker
Marie Fish
Bernice Thompson
Amelia Gould
Burlington
Waterloo Theatre
Gorrell
Clas. Klein
Waterloo
Girrell
Arthur Hamonserstein
Rudolf Fruml
New York
Broadway
Jim
Dixiana
Majestic vaudeville offers timely prices and live acts
At the Majestic the timely priced vaudeville show with Hilda Thomas and Lew Hall plus Pallfry Barton and Brong as Follies of Vaud eville drew good houses on the second day. Three shows daily begin at 7 20 with matinee and two evening performances. An all girl picture is promised from Thursday and the Colonial Minstrel Maids lead the features.
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Majestic
Hilda Thomas
Lew Hall
Pallfry
Barton and Brong
It's No Laughing Matter at the Plaza Theatre
Lois Weber writes directs this humorous yet emotional piece starring Maclyn Arbuckle as Hi Judd with Bess Judd and a strong supporting cast. A timely letter from Hi Judd’s verses sparks a mortgage rescue news, while an Atchison tale of returning salt prompts the ostrich metaphor about concealment.
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Lois Weber
Maclyn Arbuckle
Hi Judd
Maelyn Arbuckle
Alloy
Daughber
Bess
Mr. Arbuckle
Plaza
Elliott's rise from Waterloo to AP reporter glory
Ack Elliott, once a Waterloo writer, now anchors in Los Angeles earning about 5000 a year as collector of part. He covered Parker, Roosevelt in Africa, and Wilson campaign work, earning praise from Parker and leading AP's coverage before moving to steady pay in a perpetual summer office.
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Mick Emmott
Finks of Waterloo News
Elliott
Knogevelt
Mr. Eliott
Woodrow Wilson
Associated Press
Eliott
Waterloo
Wilson
Jack Mott
English remedy for catarrhal deafness and head noises
A promotional notice endorses an English internal cure for catarrh and related deafness. It urges sufferers to prepare Parmint based formula at home, mixing with hot water and sugar, to reduce inflammation and equalize ear pressure, claiming quick relief and potential restoration of hearing.
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America
England
Pardon plea amid strange prison tale in old paper
Robert Traviy colored, facing reprimand at the Kulcy court, seeks pardon after claims of prior deception. Chief Malia Leighton notes the case as details emerge from the north section while others fear punishment and discuss possible leniency despite assertions of innocence.
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Robert. Traviy
Kulcy Pont
Malia
Parisian Sage Hair Tonic Promises Youthful Beauty
An antique advertisement extols Parisian Sage as a remedy for soft fluffy hair. It claims to invigorate hair roots, stimulate growth, remove dandruff, and stop a recurrent headache while offering a scalp treatment for men, women, and children. Wrangler Bros. Co markets an inexpensive tonic with a delicate perfume and claims lasting charm.
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Wrangler Bros. Co
Meritol Eczema Remedy Ad Promises Skin Cure
The ad claims eczema is a skin condition not a blood disease and promotes Meritol Eczema Remedy applied to the skin. It lists prices of 40 cents and 1.00 and names Tea Crosa Drug Co and Henderson Drug Co in Waterloo Iowa.
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Crosa Drug Co
Henderson Drug Co
Waterloo
Towa
Parole Efforts Highlight K C Initiation in Columbus
Velwelo Council of Ku Klux Klan hosts a multi degree initiation in Columbus on Sunday February 14. The Waterloo council expects many members to attend. Cal weth council exemplifies first and second degrees, while the state degree team handles the third. A banquet will follow the degree work.
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K. C
Velwelo Council
Kuikhth
Columbus
Calweth Council
Waterloo Council
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Ricker Street
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