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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1917
Page
10
Subscribing readers in Cedar Falls are urged to report missed deliveries to Cedar Falls Drug Co. Agent, Fourth and Main Streets. A Cedar Falls area potpourri covers social, religious, and civic notes with announcements of luncheons, meetings, visits, and local events from January in Cedar Falls and nearby towns.
Articles filed for United Neckwear company to expand through new equipment and added traveling salesmen. Capital stock authorized at 59000 with R C O Pedersen presiding, R R Francis as vice president, and H Pedersen as secretary and treasurer. Company operate from Fourth Street West and plan broader territory. It is one of two neckwear firms in the state engaging in Waterloo business.
The water department under J Berry laid a 12 inch water main across the Cedar River at Sans Souci yesterday afternoon. Fourteen derricks assisted as 16 workers lowered 840 feet of pipe through a channel cut in the river ice. The ice ranged 10 to 14 inches thick. sections in shallow water were broken and lifted.
Mrs. Petroleum V Nasby of Cross Roads Wyoming will be postmistress at the pioneer observance read postcards before delivery. Private life Mrs C M Cheney. The event includes a private frontier store transformation and frontier era seating for Vdiiniers as townsfolk write cards with humorous and provocative content.
An oldtime fiddler will entertain the crowd with two steps while a joint debate weighs the question Shall military training be taught in the Cedar Weights schools George G Nolte supports the affirmative and Mrs L Id wards the negative the event blends music and civic discussion.
Iowa State railroad commission rules affirm telephone and telegraph lines and high voltage power lines may share public highways. The dispute arose after a telephone company claimed service was hampered by induction interference from parallel high tension lines under construction.
Amsterdam January 4. Emperor William II replies to Cardinal von Hartmann Archbishop of Cologne thanking him for the New Year greeting. He prays for God's grace to bless the fatherland and grant strength to overcome the heavy afflictions of the time.
Waterloo bill features Arhig Ham and wrerstein's widow success with a yearlong Broadw ay rut. A joint production by librettist Uite Anerbach and composer Rudeltrim promises clever dialogue and tuneful music in The Fire Fly and Migh Jinks. Majestic Theatre offers vaudeville alums Magazine Girl with Dee Baker and Elaine Ulvyelte in eight oclock show.
A New York reader reports renewed vigor and youthlike vitality after taking nuxated iron. The piece promotes iron as essential for blood and strength, cites dramatic personal improvement, and advertises a money-back claim via Joder Pharmacy and Wangler Bros. Co. along with other druggists.
Calis Bros dance comedy opens the bill with Paula a queen of the air in a grand cinema production at the Plaza. The masterful artwork fills the room with emotion as the stage coloring shifts from joyous love to sorrow and death, with the audience hearing an organ-like echo through the theatre.
The exchange repeats a scam call drill as a caller asks for a wrong number and the recipient replies with a cryptic line. A voice confirms the misdial and hints at a recurring prank theme with playful, teasing banter.
Paris January 4 The ministry of Tartine denies the report that the French battleship Verite has been torpedoed by a submarine near Malta, stating the claim is absolutely false.
A vintage ad describes a claimed cure for deafness using heat applications and a paste. It asserts result promises but warns inflammation may occur from ear damage and mentions Christopher Hall and a company selling a claimed remedy. The text includes unrelated notes about constipation remedies and a general promotional tone.
Aurora Ul and four others report a banishment after a disputed elopement involving a year old child. Bessie Cheviert listed as atheist. Power has been held in a Gandva jail while the girl's father seeks prosecution, though he wants publicity minimized.
A fragmented OCR line references a triad and a token scene with unclear wording. Names, places, and concrete events are not recoverable, leaving a minimal, ambiguous item with core mentions of a triad and a monitor-like sequence.
Thousands grow bald daily and seek reasons says a hair specialist. Baldness often stems from carelessness with dandruff and dirt clogging scalp pores. Regular shampooing every ten days and Parisian Sage recommended by druggists stops itching and hair loss, nourishes roots, and improves hair softness and sheen.
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