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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1912
Page
10
An editorial in the Detroit Times on June 12, 1912 warns that two cups may unsettle a person for a day but regular consumption of two or three cups at breakfast or three times daily leads to a bad acting heart a sluggish liver a disordered stomach and a shattered nervous system.
In Baltimore Speaker Champ Clark, amid a party split and Bryan opposition, defends his integrity against a Bryan backed charge. He arrives to appeal to the convention as factions maneuver behind the scenes before adjournment.
Mrs N Smith sister of Royal Wilson died at Roundhead and her remains were brought home for interment in Riverside cemetery. The M F church ladies held a please in Bruce's grave on Tuesday. Albert Koerner sold his 246 acre farm to a party from Melbourne.
Marble Rock residents share health updates visits and travel notes. Mrs Messeracmidt is improving after illness as Miss Florence Jackson visits from La Crosse. Shepherdson family returns from California while Mrs Parr recovers from surgery in Waterloo. W Bucklin travels to Baltimore for the Democratic convention and plans a visit to New York.
June 2h summary from Eagle Center reports Matt Cahill sold a horse to George Thomas of Waterloo. Oscar Stermel, six, recovering after a cherry tree fall. Carl Pierce hauled hogs to Voorhies. local residents visited Blessing and Raymond. John Conry, Waterloo, visited. dance at Eagle Center well attended. Weber, McGarvey, Conry, Koerner attended Waterloo carnival.
The article argues eczema is a skin disease not a blood condition and claims Meritol Eczema Remedy cures it by applying to the skin. It stresses the remedy’s marvellous effect and permanent results and urges readers not to delay usage.
The text notes Kev Hight and his sisters were guests of Hey on Sunday afternoon. Theodore Klelo spent Sunday evening near Tudeon while Mr and Mrs Brink Weber were calling near Blessing on Sunday.
Community items from Mount Vernon Township and nearby towns include residents returning from Bremer County trips, Fred Neuman visiting Turkerton, and Miss Ballon staying with the Ds A Bitely home. Local families visit Green Mountain, Cedar Mills, and Janesville. cemetery associations meet. new Jackson auto bought. and hogs shipped to Chicago.
Bester Burton visits Waterloo and Oscar Schmidt travels to St Paul or Minneapolis after learning his brother Ed is hospitalized. D K Smalling’s daughter Bird visits from Riceville. J W St John moves to Riverside hotel. C C McCardell, from Mason City, stops in Janesville on way home. W W Myers plans cement block houses for tenants. Mrs. Rachel Smith, long resident on the Pacific coast, visits Janesville. A church league luncheon occurs at the M E church with the new movement class members and pastor present. Farm for sale by Narr Dickenson advertised. Wilbert Loveland and E C Bartick return with two cars of Holstein cattle from Grand Rapids, Mich. JONES of Plainfield makes a business call. Samuel Jennings, born May 14, 1823 in Muskingum County, Ohio, died June 20, 1912 after a life spanning several states. funeral held in Janesville. Rev. Geo. E. Earhart officiated. burial in Janesville cemetery. He was a longtime farmer noted for honesty and moral uprightness.
Prof. Frank Howard of Albion Ida spent Sunday with his mother in law Mrs J S McElwain. A hotly contested game Monday between Shell Rock and New Hartford ended 9 to 8 for New Hartford. Various visits and local notes follow with residents and travelers listed. Roads, rail work, births and local happenings fill the page.
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