Awful pains described by woman in Virginia ad
Mrs. Dorma A. Smith of Pizarro Virginia shares a long account of backache and leg sensations. She reports relief after using Wine of Cardui and endorses it for female troubles. The message promotes Cardui as a female tonic and references a 64 page home treatment book from Chattanooga.
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Pizarro
Dorma A. Smith
Ead
Cardus
N. B—White
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattac Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tean
Bath House Proposed at Lafayette Park for Waterloo
Park commissioner W W McFarlane urges a municipal bath house at Lafayette park by the Cedar river. He says the long straight river reach and sandy beach provide safe bathing, with free access and minimal charges for swimsuits. A watch tower and boat landing planned, along with lagoons and water circuit improvements, to make Lafayette park a top city spot.
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W. W. McFarlane
Lafayette Park
McFarlane
Cedar River
Fourth Street
Mr. McFarlane
Gafayette Park
Sunday lectures by gifted woman promise free, lively talks
Free socialist lectures will be held in River in the East Side Park Sunday afternoon and evening. The program aims to inspire with a gifted speaker, offering insights on social change and civic participation. Admission is offered at a low price, with emphasis on community education and engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Restored Color
An old method using sage tea is revived to darken hair and restore natural color. Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy offers a ready mix with sulphur, said to prevent hair loss and promote growth. Sold by druggists for fifty cents a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Recognition Day to be Observed Across Churches
Sunday next is Recognition Day in the United States and Canada as Evangelical men and religion forward movement prep begins. Ninety cities have Committees of One Hundred to promote the campaign with churches to publicly recognize affiliations and sermons. Waterloo participates as a local eastern Iowa center, with a city committee soon to be announced. Also includes an advertisement for Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a dependable product available from dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Men and Religion
United States
Waterloo
Iowa
Lafayette Young Polls Iowa Papers On Reciprocity
Lafayette Young questions a Chicago Tribune datum as a straw poll of Iowa newspaper sentiment on reciprocity with Canada. He asks Iowa editors to indicate their paper's stance via a reply mail postcard. Foley Kidney Pills advertise kidney and bladder relief.
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Lafayette Young
Chicago Tribune
Iowa
Courier
Young
Canada
Foley
J. K. Joder & Son
Allison Young People Wed Ded George Dreher and Mamie Riser
In Al lison Iowa on June 10 George H Dreher and Mamie Riser were married at the Congregational parsonage by Rev W A Parks. Dreher is a mail carrier. Riser is daughter of Z C Riser, proprietor of the Commercial restaurant. They will reside in the east part of town at the Frank Hazlett house. A Chicago Great Western clock change moves the midnight eastbound train to about three hours later and a water train will run between Oelwein and Fort Dodge starting next week.
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Allison
George H. Dreher
Mamie Riser
W. A. Parks
Z. C. Riser
Newy
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Brotherhood Elects Officers
The Sunday school association of First Presbyterian church passed resolutions praising Rev H W Reberd and the Brotherhood wished him bon voyage on his world tour. Attendance was good. supper was hosted by Katherine Doughtry Genevieve Edwards Mrs Oliver Stevenson and Mrs E H Shull. The Brotherhood elected officers for 1911 12 with W W McFarlane president James M Graham vice president Fred H Peepe secretary and John P Berry treasurer.
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H. W. Reberd
Sunday School Association
First Presbyterian Church
Katherine Doughtry
Genevieve Edwards
Oliver Stevenson
E. H. Shull
Brotherhood
W. W. McFarlane
James M. Graham
Fred H. Peepe
John P. Berry
Rev Mr Taylor to Discuss '3 Ell' This Sunday Evening
Rev R S Taylor will preach on the subject Where in Hell and What Are They Doing in Hell This Sunday evening at o'clock in the old First M E Church corner Firth and Jefferson streets Five rvarna te candiaily foyltad in ate i
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R. S. Taylor
Firth and
Jefferson Streets
Fivervana Te Candiaily
Waterloo Church Children Day Programs Variety
Several Waterloo churches observe Children’s Day Sunday with morning programs. Walnut Street Baptist lists a 10:30 service with readings, songs, and diplomas for cradle roll. St Pauls M E, Evangelical, Northminster Presbyterian, Christian Church, First Presbyterian, and First Presbyterian offer varied recitations, songs, and lessons led by church classes and school choirs.
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Waterloo
Walnut Street
Harrod
Edna Rittenhouss
Grace M. E
E. D. Hul
BE. D. Hull
Eugene McKeen
Cathryn Wicker
Irene Rohde
Grace Pierce
Lodeskea Johnston
Floyd Giller
Class of Boys
Irene Rehde
Helen Gale
Marjorie Cheney
Homer Hanlon
Japan
Elizabeth Gale
Harvey Bissell
Dorothy Wilbur
St. Paul's
M. E
Leta Schermerhorn
Miss Freeman
Mr. Kaltenbach
Dorothy Shader
India
Chicago Doctor Speicher Moves to Waterloo Residence
John G Speicher M D of Chicago has bought a fine home at 620 West Eleventh Street in Waterloo and is moving in with his daughters. Mrs Speicher will arrive soon as furniture is placed. He plans to open a medical practice in the area.
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John G. Speicher
Chicago
West Eleventh Street
Memorial service of Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
The first memorial service by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers of Waterloo will be held Sunday at 3 o clock at Christ Episcopal church. Rev G W Hinkle will preach and the vested choir will perform with two special numbers.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers of
Waterloo
Christ Episcopal Church
G. W. Hinkle
Free recipe for weak kidneys advertised in 1900s notice
A bold solicitation offers a “$3.50 Recipe Free” to treat kidney weakness and related symptoms. It claims quick recovery with harmless remedies, promises no doctor fees for the write‑up, and asks readers to send for a mailed copy from Dr. A. E. Robinson in Detroit.
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A. E. Robinson
Luck
Detroit
Mich
Memorials and notices from Waterloo lodge history
Quartette made up of Mr. Paul Davie, Mrs. J E Brinkman, Mrs. 3. D. Liffring and H. T. Paar. The memorials honor all members who have passed away since the lodge was organized in Waterloo, April 11, 1870. There is one medicine every family should have, Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It costs a quarter. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Paul Davie
J E. Brinkman
D. Liffring
H. T. Paar
Waterloo
Sioux City Will Be Elks Spotlight Says June 26 Decision
The Elks are fixated on Sioux City as their likely site, with the main question focused on this location until June 26, the first day of a three day period. The note greets Bill and underscores Sioux City as the center of discussion among Elks.
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Sioux City
ELKS
Mecca
Bill
The
Waterloo Elks plan long distance reunion excursion
Seventy five Waterloo lodge members have bought tickets with return coupons for a special Illinois Central train trip to the annual Elks reunion. A band will accompany the delegation and carry on energetic protests during marches, aiming for prizes for largest lodge representation and mileage. An Elks meeting is held tonight to finalize plans.
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Illinois Central
R.R
United States
Canada
Modern Woodmen of America
Buffalo
International Sunday School Association
San Francisco
Cal
Milwaukee
Wis
American Medical Association
Los Angeles
National Educational Association
United Society Christian Endeavor
Atlantic City
Grand Lodge, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
N. 1
Arctic Order
Rochester
N. Y
J. M. Morisey
Hank
Dubuque
Fred Austin
The
Elks
Waterloo Lodge
Tllinois Central
Waterloo
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Lady of Pizarro
Vaucaire Galega
Hnapp Drag Co
J. K. Joder & Son Pharmacy
Richard Lee
Giacocs
East Fourth Street
M Farlane
Rexford
New York
Lita Ridge
Kansas City
Gertrude Breslau Hunt
MR. Taylor
Northminster Presbyterian
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Dorothy Lamb
Esther Moss
Bertha Kresa
Gethel Stoddard
Leota Lee
Florence Kimball
Miss Jones
Albert
First Presbyterian
Home Department
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Order
DR. Speicher
B. OF
L. E. Hold ‘Memorial
Joe Schiel
Angel and Jewel
KC Cook
Jaques Mfg. Co
Elka
Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Suneral Directors
A Burcer & Son
East Sixth Street
Bouldin and
Allen
Deck & Stewart
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