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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1926
Page
5
London reports that authenticating typewritten documents now rivals that of handwritten records. Since 1879 shifting keys and other improvements marked the rise of machine writing, revealing individual machine signatures and date significance that aid crime investigations and fraud detection.
A fragmented OCR page lists radio stations such as KFDM Kirk KLDS KELO and KYW Chicago along with program notes including music orchestras and children’s bands. It mentions stations like WABC WRAY WCCO and WSAI in varied markets and notes classical organ and vocal programs as well as local school and public affairs items.
Miss Harher Lane of Ames suffers a fractured ankle after slipping on an icy walk last night. She rests comfortably today at St Francis Hospital in Ames Des Moines area, with scattered mentions of radio programs and concerts in the surrounding listings.
A fragmented OCR note mentions a quartet and an orchestra with scattered identifiers and city references including Chicago. The readable items hint at names Nour and Glaser and a possible organizational tag W4ID-(IZN) Moosehenri t ALM KY W525.
Fort Dodge bowlers dominated last night at the State Bowling Association meet in Fort Dodge Iowa Lori Prost Fay Dodge rose to third in the singles while Grosz Fort Dodge climbed to fourth. In doubles Brewer and George moved Fort Dodge into second with 1179 while Harrington and Peterson posted 1175 for third Ferguson and Markley earned fifth with 1144 The Stacy Fruit Co quintet scored 2613 for fourth in the five man event Carroll Boosters totaled 2599 for fifth place.
G H Harris, 71, of Campbell Avenue, left this morning for Chariton Iowa to attend the funeral of his father George M L Harris 68 who died at his home yesterday. Mrs C B Harris undergoing surgery a week ago for an ulcerous stomach condition is improving and friends are not yet admitted to her Presbyterian hospital room.
Mrs. Amy Revel aged 99 died at her son D H Revel’s Brandon home after a 10 day illness. Born Amy Davis in Greenburg Indiana on Sept 25 1826 she married William Revel in 1843 and lived in Greenburg Benton county Urbana and finally Brandon. Survived by eight children with four preceded her. funeral Friday at 2 PM from the Methodist church with burial at Hear Creek cemetery.
Frank A. of Toledo brother of R. J. Youngman conducts daily family worship over KYW Chicago radio station as part of Central Department program. Rev Ma Gageby now pastors St Pauls Union Church in Chicago with 500 members and church property valued at $140000.
Three partnerships formed by Osage men were announced this week. TL H Matt and L D Prewitt, both Iowa State University graduates, plan to start Monday. Prewitt is son of Forest City Republican editor. Guy Hughes and B C Charnesy, managers, have formed a bakery venture in Kingsbury Palmer foothall. Meantime Clow Auto Co. veteran Mease Hillas has taken two partners, M L Bloom and Myron Olson, in a block location. In Shenandoah, Ru fus Doane, 44, dairyman and former wealthy farmer, died from self-administered poisoning blamed on financial troubles. wife and daughter Hazel survive.
An advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a superior remedy for stomach acid and bowels, claiming it neutralizes acid fermentations without purging and leaves the stomach sweet. It touts a 25 cent bottle and a 50 cent option, urging customers to insist on the Phillips brand at any drugstore.
A vintage advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a remedy for eczema and various skin troubles. It promises relief after the first application and asserts that continued use will restore skin health, offering a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Mr and Mrs Robert Watterson who left Waterson a week ago for southern California are in Kansas City awaiting Mr and Mrs PB Belangee who also left by motor Tuesday. The two couples will travel the rest of the journey together. Belangee expects to return to Wastarloo in spring, but Watterson may remain on the coast as a traveling representative for a hosiery line. Belangee have dis posed of their home at 256 Campbell avenue to Mrs Alice Merleiu.
A Venice California reader praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds. The ad urges quick relief and keeping a bottle on hand with a satisfaction guarantee, claiming many sufferers benefited from the remedy.
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