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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1915
Page
13
A government bulletin advises housewives on keeping meats and foods safe in heat. It urges thorough refrigerator cleaning or scalding, rapid cooling by boiling or par cooking meats, proper handling of canned goods, and avoiding moisture and dust that foster bacteria and flies.
Funeral services for C. T. Coonley were conducted Saturday at his Bristow residence, with Rev. Rouseh of Lisbon and Rev. Wolfington presiding. A large turnout from surrounding towns attended, with floral tributes and a mixed quartet. Coonley, a former legislator, was married in 1868 to Emma Salffen and leaves seven children, with three predeceased.
Baltimore doctor recommends Reginol ointment and Resinol soap for eczema, ringworm, and skin irritations. Bath affected areas with warm water until crusts soften, dry gently, apply a thin layer of resinol ointment, and cover with a Veht bandage if needed, twice daily. The regimen costs about seventy five cents and often stops itching after the first treatment.
A fragment notes someone named Twaker has made many friends and may have lived among us. The text is incomplete, offering no dates, places, or specific roles.
Miss Gladys Higman and Harry Wrante wed at the Jilgmiany home with Lohengrin march, Rev. Clyde Nolland officiating. Bride wore white lingerie cloth trimmed in white satin and lace, carrying roses. Guests dined before departure for a Chicago wedding trip. couple to house in the current Clark residence.
The Allison postmaster Andrew Mullarky resigned after two years of steady service. W. Burroughs is named to replace him and is expected to assume duties this week. The town notes arcane movements as Mullarky may join Washington civil service.
An old fashion feature extols the Carmen Hair Net as a practical and ornamental accessory. It notes hair nets of heavy mesh silk were once worn solely for decoration but modern demand favors useful items that keep hair tidy and in place all day. The article claims thousands use Carmen Hair Nets to avoid stray hairs and to secure false hair during quick morning routines.
Minneap olis physician F Olsen argues calcium deficiency underlies tuberculosis and Eckman’s Alter, a lime salt blend, supplies calcium for easy assimilation. He notes many cases improved without opiates or habit forming drugs and suggests trial through a physician or Eckman Lab Philadelphia.
The readable text is garbled and lacks clear facts or names. It does not provide an identifiable event, person, organization, or location to form a valid news card.
Community members extend visits to relatives including Miss Kate Netaoa Amos in Washing, Mr and Mrs Charles Curtis, Miss Orpha Elaneel from Aummott, and many others. Public notices mention a funeral for Helle Medlward Manton and gatherings around Cedar Rapids, Frankfort, Eagle Grove, and Davenport with family hosting and greetings.
A Benetol advertisement claims rapid relief for running sores old wounds and ulcers. It recommends warm water washes with a teaspoonful Benetol, then Benetol Win tent for general use, full strength for obstinate ulcers and Benetol Dusting Powder for watery sores. It touts scar prevention and lists Water loo retailers Henderson Drug Co Horns Drug Co and other druggists with samples via The Benetol Co 148 Benetol Bidg Minneapolis MN.
Advertisement notes a fine assortment of decorative plants for homes and lawns including boxwood palms dracaenas vera and flowering varieties.
Miss Neltie Baragy visited Patehas Sauihiey for a visit with lep uianele red Yew. The failure of the litait seu ar Mr. and Mrs. 0 Maulon. Mass held at Catholic church. Literary program before a good-sized audience featured piano solos by Goldie Matz and May Breezer by Mrs. Qacar Tay. Public invited to attend. programs every second Thursday with next July 13 at 8 p.m.
In a Washington Star note the Wateripa College students seek to ear and study a new musical style. A surigug man explains he used to set an example for his son but now observes him keenly to determine what kind of education and cultural influences the students pursue.
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