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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1912
Page
8
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Dandeline claiming to grow hair long, thick, and shiny. It promises rapid cleansing of scalp, removal of dandruff, and prevention of itching, asserting daily use then reduced to a few times weekly yields abundant new growth. A 25 cent bottle is offered at drug stores or toilet counters.
An advertisement extols Miller's Dyspepsia Tablets as a lasting remedy for years of indigestion. It claims the tablets heal diseased gastric cells and restore stomach function without opioids or irritants, promoting real digestion rather than temporary relief. Free samples via Morris Drug Co. Morris Illinois.
Courier notes a rapid report of fawn hens laying 50 eggs, claims eggs once costly but now valued. a narrator features 14 hens called Dukes, a mixed new breed, who supposedly loaf rather than lay. The letter ends with a prompt for buyers to act, signed Louis Sass at 425 Ankeny Street.
Newspaper notes remarkable egg production by Black Hawk County hens with Biddy vindicated on weather effects. H E Gerry of Vroer reports 26 pullets yielding 290 eggs in 27 days, prompting questions on next record claimant. Also includes a bed wetting cure testimonial and local notices from Waterloo Savings Bank and a card of thanks.
Waterloo high school announces a Wednesday 3:30 to 4 o'clock general meeting in the auditorium with talks from visiting professionals and faculty. The inaugural event features a preliminary debate on the closed shop, with students divided by gender for the affirmative and negative sides.
Farmers report sixteen quail found dead around Mt. Vernon Township homes after severe cold and deep snow. The semi domesticated birds starved and froze, with many focused near barnyards for shelter. Vivid cries of Bobo White and Bols White were heard as the flock dwindled.
A Correctionville, Iowa businessman recovering from kidney and bladder troubles endorses New Root Juice Medicine. He says it made him feel like a new man and recommends it for digestion, appetite, belching, stomach issues, backaches, nervousness, insomnia, rheumatic pains, and general debility. Availability noted at Henderson Ning Co and other drugstores.
Fragmented OCR data references a Dewar Plant and mentions awards, pages, and various scattered terms. The readable content names Teekab, CP, Wieder, and Worley among unclear phrases, with no coherent event or outcome.
The next excursion of the Luge Laudum departs February 6. For rates and other information contact EB J McCoal district manager at 727 West Fourth Street Watertog Iowa.
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