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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1919
Page
2
The remains of Dr Macy Walker are laid to rest, noted for wearing male attire after Civil War service. Her galleries antics in Congress and strong mind are recalled with respect, despite alienation from female spectators.
Des Moines Capital notes through Swiss channels new armistice terms being considered by the supreme peace council. Germany would be limited to a police force size, supervision of munition factories, and payment of occupation costs for Allied Rhine troops. Pan German military leader Von Hindenburg reportedly bitterly opposes these provisions. Final terms expected by month’s end.
The piece discusses constipation as a physical issue from reduced intestinal activity and overuse of laxatives. It uses a mock diary of the intestines to humorously depict the frustration of reliance on “dope” and asserts natural health through spiritual principles. It includes a Q and A with Currier offering health questions and a note on non-diagnostic advice.
A neighbor vents over a drug store cashier refusing a large check, while examples show casual people misjudge safety rules. The piece argues adults cannot expect others to know their personal details and urges treating others as average members of the public.
In a rural tale Mr Fox boasts of courage facing a feared Gobbler. He traps the big bird and dresses it to fool Mrs Fox, who exposes the ruse then cooks the gobbler. Mrs Fox proves herself braver than her husband while the fox is clumsy and humiliated. The text also notes San Marino declares war on Germany to stop spies and seize a wireless plant.
An ad warns that high alkali in many soaps harms hair and scalp. It recommends ordinary refined coconut oil soap as best for regular use, noting it cleans thoroughly with a rich lather, leaves hair soft and shiny, and is inexpensive and long lasting for the whole family.
The New York World opposes Secretary Glass' idea of a national blue sky law to curb piratical stock sellers. It argues government charters should not permit crooks by mere payment, and that the state must investigate corporations to protect the average man from swindling schemes.
The Tribune argues against repealing daylight saving citing broader benefits like longer evening daylight for workers and gardens. It notes only isolated interests may prefer the old order and stresses national peace and economic relief from the extra hour of light.
Watertop readers learn that Lavoptik eye wash blends witch hazel camphor hydrastis and other ingredients to relieve bloodshot eyes and dark circles. An example notes a young woman cured after one week’s use, with a free aluminum eye cup offer and a small bottle guarantee.
An aged advertisement promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a remedy for kidney pain and backache. It claims the product fights poisonous germs, offers a money back guarantee, and is sold by reputable druggists in sealed packages with three sizes.
Advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a premier treatment for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It promises quick, mild healing effects from a vegetable compound and urges readers to sample a bottle by sending ten cents to Kilmer Co. Waterloo Daily Courier Reporter is named for reference.
Springfield reader A G Aldrich praises Nedlin Soles for lasting longer than prior soles. He notes they are flexible, tough and waterproof and plans to keep buying them. Nedlin Soles are produced by The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co Akron Ohio and pair with Wingfoot Heels guaranteed to outwear others.
Neslin Soles endorses Sloan's Liniment as relief for rheumatism and muscle soreness. The ad claims quick cooling soothing effect for rheumatic aches stiffness of joints and sore backs, urging men and women to use it today.
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