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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1912
Page
3
Fragmented text mentions Roosevelt men Aldrich Spivak and a spuriously formatted note about responsibility and eviction context. The readable portion lacks clear event, date, or location details to form a full news item.
Waurika Oklahoma reader recounts seven years of female troubles including insomnia and nervousness. After using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound she regained health and strength. Anonymous Newton New Hampshire reader reports relief from female weakness and dragging pains. The ad urges letters for special advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co and notes letters are read by women in confidence.
The Rooseveltians push for nomination while Taft backers remain wary. Nebraska delegates J C Harpham and N Merriam say they would attend if Roosevelt cannot contest. Governor Aldrich says there will be no bolt and warns against strong arm tactics. Meantime Roosevelt supporters rally at party headquarters with figures like Judge Ben Lindsey and Gifford Pinchot in attendance.
John Mald vahn and Carlean Sturne are painting their houses. Charley Whitney and family spent Methios at the Whitney home. Miss Lydia Feist of Cedar Falls is praised as a dressmaker. Mrs D Townson and others attended a Wave meeting last week. Lela Teve praises Folwer Kidney Pills for kidney trouble. Parents urged to ensure children see the Win Pictures weekly.
Grace Friend presides as the Presbyterian Hospital auxiliary reports a year of activity. Since September, 500 wards worth of material sewn into needed hospital articles and an October Hospital Day open house raised nearly $75 in gifts. A membership drive added 175 new members. The treasurer shows cash on hand and deposits totaling $1,035.16 certificate of deposit ended with a balance of $250.18, and more.
A columnist cites Dr Rupert Mackenzie advising a non surgical wax application to shed a tired complexion. A merized wax layer is applied nightly and removed next morning to reveal smoother skin in weeks.
Baltimore accelerates preparations for the Democratic National Convention with a 900 member citizen committee, $55,000 for street and building work, $35,000 for armory remodeling, and a $100,000 guarantee. Officials expect population to rise by at least 40,000 to 46,000 during the week of June 25, with as many as 100,000 guests anticipated.
Reports from Cordova and Valdez on June 11 describe Mount Katmai erupting violently near Kodiak Island. Wireless radio messages indicate residents are safe, though later waves risked vessels off Montague Island. The Dora reports ash deposits and possible seafloor upheaval in Shelikof Strait, complicating relief efforts.
Mrs J E Henry of Akron Mtch says she faced kidney trouble and nearly doubled expenses before trying Foley Kidney Pills. She bought a bottle after a sample and believes the remedy saved her a big doctor's bill.
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