Woggleye Heals Ezra With Unlikely Doctor Hero
In a small village, old Woggleye, the feared but kind outsider with a moving eye, helps save Ezra Sampson from a mysterious illness. He uses old medicines, earns trust with the worried family, and reveals a past as a famed physician whose health was broken by overwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Sampson
Ezra
Karn
Old Woggleye
Farads
Woggleye
Hara
Wara
Mara
Nour
Wogslave
Wogglere
Woorgleye
Setor
Kidney Trouble From Overwork
This testimonial from Go. Harding of Covington Virginia claims Swamp Root cured his decade long kidney problems after a doctor failed to help. He states his son also recovered after using Swamp Root and praises Dr Kilmer’s remedy over medical treatment. The notice is dated March 8 1912 with a notary public and justice of the peace confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
Kilmers
B.H. Patton
The
L'Ead
Swamp-Root ad promises proof for kidney relief
An advertisement from Dr Kilmer and Co of Binghamton invites readers to prove SwampRoot by sending ten cents for a sample bottle plus a booklet on kidneys and bladder. It notes regular fifty cent and one dollar sizes available at drug stores and asks readers to mention the Waterloo Evening Courier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. C
Waterloo Evening Courier
Social notes from Cedar Falls events and visits
Mrs. Mendeny of West Twenty third street hosted a luncheon for Mrs. J O Robinson of Lincoln Neb. Miss Josephine Graham plans a gathering with V O V sorority at the State Teachers college. The Cedar Falls Furniture Co. assigned to W H Bedford as assignee amid management illness. Residents attend parties and dinners. street conditions cause accidents and busy social life continues with clubs, Kensingtons, and church activities. Mrs. Hart undergoes surgery successfully. various members organize Washington's birthday events and picnics. Dr. Edward Weisbard did business in Clarksville. plans for new homes and farm moves surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Melendy
West Twenty-third Street
J. O. Robinson
Lincoln
Neb
Josephine Graham
At & v
Lock
State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls Furniture Company
W. H. Bedford
Guy Hedges
Drs
Lous Hammill
Owatonna
Minn
Anna Severin
West
Fourth Street
George Boyson
Franklin Street
God
Lb. A. Munn
Des Moines
Fred Tuthill
Mt. Vernon Township
Hillside Cemetery Association
Chris Clausen
Ray Hedden
Merman -Fisher
Pythian Sisters
Kensington
S. Jensen
Tremont Street
Tabernacle
Warmony Club
G. A. Coffin
Knute Oster
Ben“son
Heintz
William Flowe
Larsen
I. H. Hart
Franklin Sleat
Hart
Sartori Hospital
Pastor's Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
H. C. Curaming
Edward Weisbard
Clarkaville
Business Girls’ Department of
James Brownell
Foote
Benona Jones
Water- Too
Htta Revington
Mullan Avenue
2500 People at Lowry Meeting
Cedar Falls February 18. The tabernacle services last night drew upwards of 2500 people deeply interested, with nearly half staying for the after meeting. The music featured a strong choir and instrumental solos by Prof Moody. Evangelist Lowry delivered a fine sermon on The Assurance of Salvation and was at his best in the after meeting, with earnest prayers and growing personal interest. Tomorrow high school pupils will attend. Friday prayer meetings list multiple hosts and times. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is recommended for coughs with a brief testimonial from a Wisconsin resident.
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Cedar Falls
Prof
Moody
Evangelist Lowry
Lowry
Tripoli Notes and Social News From Town
Christ Kelso visits county neighbors while Mrs. Stanton and children return to St Pan after a ten day visit. Several locals attend a Congregational Church program. Emily Eilkema visits while Esther Haag plans extended stay. A son born Feb 14 to Mr and Mrs Neverman. Schultz manager Kurtz buys spring goods in Chicago. V C Schmidt plans a new two story house replacing the old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Shurch
E. Arnemann
A. J. Jahnke
H.W. Neverman
Bort
H J. J. Kurtz
Schultz Department
Chicago
V. C) Schmidt
Local Notes From Winslow and Nearby Areas
Winslow reports Feb 18 with Newell and W Thompson arriving from Feb 7 in California, enjoying the exposition. Moves include Chas Williams to Hutches farm near Norton's Corner and Dave Jefferson to Chas Matz farm. Mrs M Cortright travels for daughter Genevieve ill with water fever in Waterloo. Mea Henry Weber and Miss Olea Tangtouieter attend a Lutheran service. Me a Froedseh Rev patnwate and a police note mention Leighton four bride’s pea.
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Winslow
Fir. Newell
W. Thompson
California
J. M. Pleren
Waverly
Chas
Williams
Hutches
Norton's Corner
Dave Jefferson
Matz Farm
Henry Weber
Wiverly
Olea
Couple to Move to Waverly Farm Home
W. Tegtmeier notes the young couple will begin housekeeping on a farm eight miles north of Waverly on March 1. Obituary for Mrs. Mathilda Schultz Kelsey records birth near Trigoli on April 16, 1874 and death Monday morning after three months of illness. She married E. Kelsey on February 14, 1904. they had three children, one daughter who died at four months, plus two sons, Leslie and Victor. She leaves a husband, mother, four sisters, and four brothers. funeral held Wednesday at 1 o'clock with Rev. McNary officiating.
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Leslie
Victor
McNary
Raymond Social Notes Roundup of Local Visits and Moves
Raymond and Waterloo visitors fill the week with visits and departure notices. Albert Stroll and Britzman relatives appear, while Mr Stock and Mr Steve Johnson plan moves to new farms by March. Reuter and Sadler households relocate, reunions host non-relatives Heinen Berend Wagner, and the Flemmings of Minot visit local kin.
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Ed. Carroll
Matt Sadler
Heinen
Mathew Berend
William Wagner
Peter Flemming
Minot
N. D
Transfers swap city patrol beats and districts
On February 20 Patrolman Wood from Winds Central depot beat moves to the north section. Patrolman Reed from the north beat shifts to the downtown section. Night Patrolman Farley on the Irving house beat exchanges with Night Patrolman Lee Smith who has handled the I C depot.
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Wood
Winds Central Depot
Reed
Farley
Irving House
Lee Smith
I. C
District Court Petitions Record Desertion and Damages
In district court petitions filed today Grace Jones wp Calder B Jones seek divorce after a marriage at Hudson Wisconsin on October 10 1907 with desertion and cruelty alleged Perley F Pry sues Carrie E Bry married at Rockford July 6 1898 for desertion and H Bourne sues C M Fullerford for 500 damages from an automobile collision in Fort Dodge on August 18.
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Grace Jones
Calder B. Jones
Hudson, Wis
Perley F. Pry
Carrie E. Bry
Rockford
Bourne
C. M. Fullerford
Fort Dodse
Pinex cough syrup touted as best remedy
A home made cough syrup using Pinex is claimed to be more effective than other cough remedies. It is praised for rapid relief from coughs, throat and chest colds, with claimed benefits for bronchitis and whooping cough. Sellers market a pint of prepared syrup for about 34 cents, using Pinex and sugar.
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Pinex Co
Warne
Ind
WEST HIGH OFF TO FORT DODGE FOR CLASSIC
West High prepares nine players under Coach R L to travel to Fort Dodge for the tournament, with Captain Glamener leading a team aiming to win the Van Patten trophy. A pre-tourney scrimmage at the Y gym produced a 37 31 score against MacDonald, Leonard, Cotter and a West High substitute.
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R. L
West High
Fort Dodge
Glamener
Bragdon
Royce
Hinds
Davie
Kilpatrick
Muler
Strayer
H. Johnson
Douglas Bragdon
MacDonald
Leonard
Cotter
Ashley
Illinois Central
Wahkonsa
van Patten
Quaker Remedies touted by Fisher in Black Hawk County
Fisher cites a Black Hawk County patient, Alva Ohl of Raymond, 61, who suffered 40 years from catarrh stomach trouble and rheumatism. After ten days on Quaker Herb Extract and Oil of Balm he reports marked relief and plans to continue treatment. The ad promotes six bottles of Quaker Extract for $5 or three for $2.50, Oil of Balm at 10c a bottle, and salve at 26c a box with mail orders accepted.
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Fisher
Alva Ohl
Black Hawk County
Route 1
Raymond
Ohl
Waterloo
Cass
Hax
Express
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Hit
McGunre Newspaper Syndicate
New York City
Femorroy
Marcel
Labor Temple
Ath
Teller
Binghamton, N
Scollege
Thea
Sjeven
Movemens
Lawn City
Will Ford
Second
Training College
Wil
Bagg
Grant Street
F. A. Riedell
West Sixth
J. W. Wild
West First
Wild
Town
Wolff
Park Avenue
P. C. Hanson
State
Bremer
Tostlehe
Mostey
Clay
Ralph Reiner
J_ Imlay
Prof. Cummins
Walnut
Griffith
Olive
G. F. Wilson
Normal
Tripoli
Voos
Fintah
Cedar Rapids
Coe
Reinbeck
Anch
Walker
Yuell
la Porte City
Advertisamant
Wags
Black Hawk
MR. OH
Fisk Service
FISK
Fisk Rubber Company
Home Office
Chicopee Falls, Mass
Pat of
Ma taRathet
Guy Fisk
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