Billy Pig's Revenge Ends Bruin's Pursuit
In a 1915 McClure syndicate tale, Billy Pig and Billy Goat plot against Mr Bruin. Madam Pig aids by luring the hunter with preserves while Brain chases Mr Man. The plan uses bricks and boiling water to trap Bruin, who flees, and the suitcase is seized by Billy Goat.
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Billy Pig
Billy Goat
Pig
Rufn
Madam
Billy“Pig
Bruin
Milan
Ian
Billy Gost
Mad- Pig
Brain
Mr. Man
Madam Pig
Mr. Brain
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
New York City
Toutorrow
Matthew
Funeral of Johnson M Keller at Nashua
Funeral for Johnson M. Keller, senior editor of the Reporter, drew large crowds in Nashua. Business shut in respect. out-of-town attendees included J F. Krawe, editor of the Waverly Independent, who mentored Keller. The service featured many flower offerings and notable attendees. John Harlan, one, of A Kepple, cashier, improves after bowel trouble. Missy Lewis, nurse, returns to Waverly tomorrow.
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Nashua
Johnson M. Keller
J. F., Zrawe
Waverly Indedent
Deased
John Harlan
A. Kepple
Comforcies State Bank
Missy Lewis
Atte
Waverly
Obituary and Local Move News From Riverside and Cedar Rapids
Mrs Winchells mother Mrs R C Thompson laid to rest at Riverside cemetery after Tanern of C H Barnes service at daughter Eli Moons home. Mrs M Stoddard heads to Sargeant Minnesota with stock and goods to settle for years. Miss Nettle Flood returns from Cedar Rapids with spring millinery stock. Friends regret declined health of J S Aunst who is not improving as hoped.
Local notes include moves and visits in Shell Rock
Miss Alberne returns home to North Dakota after aiding her father, Miss Bertha McClintock visits Gilwood, Mrs Emma Hummel returns from Earlville after a death, new hardware and lime shop partnership formed, Hunter family relocates to a newly bought home, Porter family settles in a new house, Union revival services at M B church attract strong turnout, Rev Knowles and Dirks deliver sermons, Mrs S W Remington ill, Owen Hughes visits from Arkansas to see A W Hughes, Mrs Henry Palmer visits from Excelsior Springs, Ruth Hall returns from Osage for a week, Mrs P Ac Fields visits from Waterloo, Bert Winchell and Marguerite from Waterloo visiting.
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Bertha McClintock
Gilwd
Emma Hummel
Earlville
M. B
Knowles
Dirks
S. W. Remington
Tire
Owen Hughes
Arkansas
A. W. Hughes
Io City
Henry Palmer
Excelsior
Inn
R. Hollenbeck
Ruth Hall
Osage
P. Ac Fields
Waterloo
Bert Winchell
Arguerite
Local Social Notes Highlight Denver Area Events
In Denver on a recent Wednesday Mr and Mrs Wim Groening hosted guests with a second oll folks dance held at Syndicate hall the prior Thursday. Miss Charlotte Kelling injured her leg sliding on Nichols hill last week. A six o clock dinner at Geo Coontz home celebrated George's birthday. Mrs John Hoffmar seeks treatment in Sioux Falls S D. Fred Sass burned his arm with boiling water. Mr Nick Kern and Mrs Bertha Vogelsong wed last week in Freeport they plan to reside in Denver. John Hageman, suffering cancer, died in Waverly Monday at 5 am. burial in Fairview cemetery followed services at Rev Schoonbehm's church. He leaves a widow and seven children.
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Denver
Wim. Groening
Syndicate Hall
Charlotte Kelling
Nichols’ Hill
Ulead
Geo. Coontz
George
John Hoffmar
Sioux Falls
Fred Sass
Nick Kern
Bertha Vogelsong
Freeport
John Hageman
Waverly
Ensign Moyer Promoted to Adjutant in Salvation Army
Stewart A. Moyer, head of the local Salvation Army corps, has been promoted from ensign to adjutant. The appointment comes through as a formal advancement within the organization.
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Stewart A. Moyer
Salvation Army
Prepare for Spring Work Mends Garments for the Poor
The Associated Charities retains Mrs. Wheeler to oversee and assist in converting old clothing into usable garments for the needy. Volunteers meet at the charity store, with private subscriptions and 25 cent weekly pledges supporting her salary. Donors are urged to donate spring and summer wear early, and Mrs. Wheeler will prepare garments ready for workers, who can join any afternoon.
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Associated Charities
Wheeler
Association
H. B. Cooper
Des Moines Analysis Shows Temperance Booklet Flawed
A Des Moines report compares the house vote to repeal the mulet law with temperance booklet ratings, finding near perfect alignment for fifty two members and numerous misclassifications. Nine unrated drys and nine wets reveal limited booklet reliability and election-era bias in assessing lawmakers.
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Des Moines
Anderson
Davis
Winnebago
Ball
Bruce
Freeman
Gray
Hadley
Jones
Gilmore
Kepple
Pitt
Purdy
Rees
Richards
Schmedhka
Shortess
Sullivan
Wilson
Wigsdabh
Salvation Army Adjutant Moyer Plans Waterloo Departure
Thos Estill of Chicago receives an order from Brigadier Dubbin Des Moines to farewell in one week. Adjutant Moyer, 17 years in Salvation Army with roles from soldier to ensign, has ledger debts cleared in Waterloo. Mr and Mrs Moyer, settled in Waterloo 18 months, have worked there but recently furloughed at Lehigh and Marshalltown. They seek $125 to clear debts before leaving, $10 donated this morning. Potential one week stay or extension option discussed.
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Thos. Estill
Chicago
Dubbin
Des Moines
Adjutant Moyer
Salvation Army
Moyer
Waterloo
Lehigh
Marshalltown
Voters Press Governor to Sign Mulch Bill in Temperance Rally
About one thousand men at Waterloo Theatre urged Gov Clarke to sign the repeal measure, with telegrams planned to be sent to Des Moines. John F Cunneen led the appeal, contrasting U S alcohol use with other nations and urging withdrawal of saloon petitions. He warned against foreign born promoters and argued dry towns reduce wages and misery, citing statistics and examples from Europe and America.
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Waterloo
Senator Grout
McFarlane
T. L. Litchfield
Business Men’s Temperance Association
Fort Dodge
Council Bluffs
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
Ottumwa
Oskaloosa
Dubuana
L. C. Moore
Cunneen
National Anti-Saloon League
America
United States
Great Britain
Germany
France
Europe
Ireland
Rotndl
Teta
Fido
Rockford
Jacksonville
Mr. Quineen
Chicago
Stockton
Boston
Cascarets Offer Safe Laxative Alternative
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a harmless 10 cent laxative to replace calomel, claiming Cascarets cleanse the liver and ease constipation without causing sickness or salivation, urging readers to try the product overnight.
How to Heal Skin Diseases at Home
A Baltimore doctor promotes home treatment for eczema ringworm rashes and similar skin troubles using resinel ointment and resinol soap. Buy from a druggist for under seventy five cents. Bathe affected areas with warm water until crusts soften apply resinol ointment thinly and cover with a bandage if needed. Do this twice daily to stop itching and burning and restore healthy skin.
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Baltimore
Papes Diapepain Advert for quick stomach relief
An advertisement touts Papes Diapepain as the fastest, safest remedy for indigestion dyspepsia and stomach distress. It claims relief from heartburn, gas, and upset stomach within minutes, urging readers to keep a bottle at home for daytime or nighttime use and to eat freely again.
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Papa
Waterloo man cites women and children first policy clash
A Waterloo man recounts a sleighing party attacked by wolves to condemn saloons, arguing policy must protect women and children. He accuses saloon owners of prioritizing money over morals, urging workingmen to oppose opening saloons in Waterloo and pledging withdrawals by February 27.
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Waterloo
Lim
Dunneen
Iowa
Constipation a Penalty of Age
Nothing is so essential to health in advancing age as keeping the bowels open. Cathartics are violent and should be avoided. A mild laxative tonic with herbs and pepsin, Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, is sold by druggists. Price fifty cents to one dollar. Free trial bottle offered by Dr W B Caldwell, 452 Washington St, Monticello, Yl.
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Caldwell
Musterole offers blisterless relief in clean white ointment
Grandmother warned of mustard plasters as Musterole provides relief without blistering. The oil of mustard ointment cures sore throats, bronchitis, lumbago, and colds of the chest with rapid pain relief. Available at druggists in 25¢ and 50¢ jars and a hospital size for £2.50 from The Musterole Company, Cleveland, Ohio.
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Musterole
Musterole Company
Cleveland
Ohio
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