Social events fill Waterloo week with clubs and weddings
A flurry of social gatherings in Waterloo highlights include: Wednesday evening meetings of Ladies' Social Union and several clubs such as WWP, N B Social class, and Linger Longer with dinners and luncheons. Thursday features a Washington party by Waterloo chapter DAR with patriotic decor and performances, plus announcements of engagements and marriages among local residents.
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Ladies’ Social Union
New England
BF. C. Platt
Phali
Women's Catholic Order of Forpeters
St. Mary's Auditoriut
Keep the Children Bright and Happy
A historical ad explains relief for upset children through Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. It promotes gentle laxative herbs with pepsin, free of opiates, and claims the product eases digestive discomfort causing fussiness. Free trial bottles offered by mail from Monticello Illinois.
Courier Patterns for Fashion Coupon Request
To obtain the courier up to date pattern of accompanying design fit out 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
First Invitation Given By Lowry Takes Hold In Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Feb 24 Evangelist Lowry drew a large crowd with a compelling sermon on What Will You Do With Jesus inviting all followers to rise and commit. About 30 people responded while many others remained under conviction as services progress with prayers and musical offerings.
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Cedar Falls
Tabernacle
Evangelist Lowry
Jesus
Q’clorit
Mrs. Moody
Cedar Falls Woman's Club
Presbyterian Church
One O Clock Luncheon and Neighborhood Club Notes
Miss Naomi Cushman hosted a 1 o'clock luncheon for sixteen at her mother Mrs A J Cushman 318 Wellington street with G I G club alumni and out of town guests from Canada and Iowa City. The day featured Washington birthday fable decor and piano selections by Maude Popp.
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Naomi Cushman
A. J. Cushman
Wellington Street
G. I. G. Club
Charles Parker
Canada
Missi Maude Popp
Liza Lehman
Allen's Cough Balsam advertised for quick throat relief
An advertisement touts Allen's Cough Balsam with fifty years of reputation for fast relief of coughs colds sore throats bronchitis and throat troubles. Sold in druggists for 2 given price 1 60 and bottles available for home use.
Entertaining Notes from Cedar Falls Events
Tonights factory night at the tabernacle draws workers from Cedar Falls factories to the Commercial club rooms at ten o clock. Louis Schwanke leases John Sueterkin corner lot and moves in March. Rev Knoche suffers a broken ankle but hopes for quick recovery. Charles Connell attends Iowa Lumbermen's meeting in Cedar Rapids. R L Garnett opens architectural office in Odd Fellows temple. Esther Olesen breaks arm again near home. Editor Bladine returns from Alite to tend his ailing father. Andrew Sorensen relocates to Oshkosh Danish settlement, buying a 40 acre farm. Mrs Lottie Donahue returns from Fort Dodge visit. Many Cedar Falls residents attend Port Dodge auto show. Mrs Godfrey Bowman gravely ill in Waterloo. Miss Wilma Tareen wedding shower near Dike. H A Mitze and Julia Peepo wed in Cedar Rapids. settling in Cedar Falls. Rev J W Holland confined by grip amid changing weather.
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Cedar Hally
Taberpals
Fiw Tories
Tabernacle
W. N. Hostrop
J. P. Jepsen
Minneapolis
Len Schwanke
John Sueterkin
Oliva and
Seventh Streets
George Knoche
Zion Evangelical Church
Charles Connell
Cedar Rapids
Lowa
Knights of Pythias
Pythias
Empress Theatre
R.L. Garnett
Odd Fellows Temple
H. J. Pfeiffer
Garnett
G. R. Dayton
Missoula
Mont
Howard McJunrkin
Svend Olesen
Sartor Memoria Hospital
Earl Boehmler
Jacob Boehner
Esther Olesen
Bladine
Aite
Arthur Wright
O'Brien County
Plessis
Lottie Donahue
Fort Dodge
Cedar Falls
Port Dodge
Andrew Sorensen
Oshkov, Main
Sorensen
Charles Messier
Godfrey Bowman
Waterloo
George Murray
State Street
James Brown Bell Post
Wilma Tareen
Dike
H. A. Mitze
Julia Peepo
Grundy Center
James Black Dry Goods
Amd
Mitta
J. W. Holland
Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Constipation Relief
Dr Edwards offers Olive Tablets as a calomel free laxative. These sugar coated olive colored pills soothe the bowels and liver without griping, helping dark mouths, bad breath, and sluggish health. One or two tablets nightly, 25 cents per box, from all druggists. The Olive Tablet Company Columbus Ohio.
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Edwards
Calomel
Olive Tablet Company
Columbus
Don’t Injure Your Kidneys with Rheumasalts Claim
An old advertisement warns of back pain and kidney trouble, touting Rheumasalts as a cure. It describes symptoms like dull back ache and difficulty standing, claims to cleanse kidneys and liver, and promotes a lithia drink sold by a Minneapolis company in 2c, 5c and $1.40 bottles.
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Bright
Minneapolis
Minn
Lawler Youth Robs Man Then Fleees Alley
Harley Carter of Lawler alleges an 18 year old youth grabbed a half dollar from his hand and fled down an alley. Carter followed but the thief escaped after counting 20 cents and attempting to take more. The report notes the assailant approached for a small amount of money.
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Harley Carter
Lawler
Carter
Cure for Catarrhal Deafness Promoted in Home Formula
An advertisement touts a home remedy for catarrhal deafness and head noises. It claims constitutional cause, condemns salves and sprays, and prescribes Parmint double strength with hot water and sugar, to be taken four times daily, aiming to reduce ear inflammation and secretions.
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Someqone
England
Tieworth
Cure for rupture by mail order ad from 1900s
A personal notice claims a man named Eugene M. Pullen, a carpenter in Manasquat New Jersey, found a non surgical cure for a ruptured hernia after years of pain. The advertisement promises quick relief and urges readers to write for full details of a supposed permanent cure.
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Carpenter
Eugene M. Pullen
Lhamarcellus Avenue
Manasquat
Robbery suspect tracked by Waterloo police
Money from his hand. The robbery was reported at police headquarters and the officers believe they are on the track of the young man who is responsible. It is said he has repeated the trick on numerous occasions. The accused party was notified to appear at police headquarters this morning, but failed to do so. A warrant has been issued for his arrest. The Evening Courier I read in nearly every Waterloo home, nearly every Waterloo home.
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Miss Welch
Waterloo
Bertha Welch
Medford
Ore
John Sill Gallagher
Chicago
Caro
Mich
Gallagher
West High
Milwaukee Downer College
Milwaukee
Helen Sedgwick
Page & Co
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy advert
An old home recipe for darkening hair is described as natural and effective. The ad suggests buying Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy from drug stores for about 60 cents. It claims the product darkens, thickens, and glosses hair, reducing gray and making the user look younger, with a dampened sponge application through each strand. Sale by H W Taggart.
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Wyeth
H W. Taggart
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E. Card Club
Frank Murphy
Washington Street
N. B
F. C. Fayille
James Wilson
T. N. B. Club
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Silver Circle
Charles Jewell
G. W. Selbig
Princess Club
Fannie Brown
Crescent Club
C. H. Colby
Meum Et Tugm Club
C. Sherratt
EL Deen Club
A. J. Cornwell
Linger Longer
Chas. Drake
Golden Rod Club
W. C. Moram
Harmony Club
A. B- Erbe
Kimmel
St. Margaret's Guild
Dexter Phelps
Fifth Street West
LP. F
A. Nelson
Philates Club
Nicholas J. Wolfe
L. M. T. Club
A. W. Peterson
Thomas Flynn
Ben Hur
Soash Hall
Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
A. J. Edwards
Lafayette
George S. Millard
Blanche Edwards
W. BR. Cole
Marjorie O'Keefe
Berniece Rickert
Lewis Clubine
Lune Street
Grace Barclay
Clyde Bradley
Aurora
Miss Barclay
Associated Manufacturers
Montana
Augusta W. Bartels
Ray Barber
John Bunyan Smith
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Amy Grosvenor
Ray Whitelaw
Musical Institute
Marion T. Rangier
Isabella Gareisser
Studio 60
Jas
Telephone
Tactics
Orgass
Ween
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Gerrit J. Bennett
Grant Ave
Cedar Salls
D. N. Hurd
Cedar Fade
Cedaralls Drug Co
Lowry
Whillis
Logan
Gates
Bowen
Clay
EB. Coperit
Hovey
West Twelfth
Sophia Glanshaw
Walnut
Nels Rasmussen
Lottie Mack
Wal Nut
Prof. Peterson
Franklin
J. I. Shoemaker
Olive
Ernst
Edward Short
Ernestine Seliger
West Third Street
A. G. Fritz
St. John’s Emanuel Lutheran Church
Greenwool
Silesia
Germany
Austria
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Cedar Falla
van Seliger
Winset
Wiliam Seliger
Sigourney, Ia
John Seliger
Louise Westfall
Mt. Vernon Township
W. FF. Baum
Oscar Renney
Hannah Frank
Seliger
St. John's Emanuel Lutheran Church
W. S
J. Jones
Maude DeWald
Lillian
Harter
Anna Geyer
Tena Klein
Wil
Westminster Workers
Westminster Presbyterian Church
W. L. Northrup
Third Street West
W. R. Donaldson
W. J. Banks
Sunset Club
A. W. Chamberlin
J. E. Chapin
Anna Perrin
Ferry Hall
South Street
J. D. Club
T. H. Treganza
B. FR. Mdehty
C. W. Hardin
Morris Kline
Hardin
Norpa Club
Verne Myers
J. J. Langfeldt
A. C. Selle
F. F. S Strayer
King of Christ Episcopal Church
George Haring
Walter Clark
Arch McFarlane
R. EB. Walter
Scott H. Stauffacher
A. W. Ward
U. S
Industrial Society
J. E. Ridenour
W. H. Bickley
Industrial Society of First Congregat
Jolly Circle
W. T. McComb
George Size
Blanche Davis
J. W. Waller
John Askey
F. ¢. Sage
Even Dozer Club
Will Stilser
Hebrew Ladies
Jacob Cohn
Hebrew Ladies’ Aid Society
Fifth Street
Jessie
K. OF P. Dance
K. of P. Dancing Club
Pythian Temple
Myers’ Orchestra
Lawn City
Kearney Normal School
Cincinnati
P. Colegrave
Dr. Edwards
Pperigar FF
Morgan
New York
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Bendel
Dept
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