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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1911

Page

3

United Doctors Help Waterloo Woman Restore Health

Mrs. G Meeks of Lincoln Street Waterloo Iowa, told how after months of illness and a tuberculosis fear she rose from bed to seek aid from the United Doctors in Marsh Place. She credits their treatment with renewed appetite, better sleep, weight gain, and improved spirits, saying she expects to be entirely well. May 6 1911.

G. Meeks Lincoln &T Waterloo Iowa United Doctors Marsh Place

Council Holds Busy Session With Bridge and Saloon Actions

The city council met last evening with most Aldermen present. Hearty debate led to approval of funds for a concrete dam and bridge at Sans Souci, financed by park groups and citizens totaling 608. A saloon license raise to 1500 per year was unanimously approved alongside routine items including police appointments, curb/sidewalk requests, and street improvements.

Rechtfertig Council Roper McGlade Independence Avenue Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway Company Civic Department The Ladies Literary Society Dinneen Civil Service C. J. Kingsley Henry Young Riverview Development Company Riverview Addition Riverview Drive Cedar River Jin District Court River Front Commission Chautauqua and Sans Souci Parks Chautauqua Association Sans Souci Association Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Enterprise Whitney Road W. C. FL & N. Bridge A. C. Wilfred Sycamore Street Leonard Krantz Water Street A. J. Westby O. B. Klinefelter H. E Weitnauer J.C. Murtagh Weitnaver Wiltrea Weitnauer Dunkelberg

How to Have Red Lips and Rosy Cheeks

An article promotes three grain hypo-nuciane tablets to increase red blood cells, claiming color revival in cheeks and lips, improved weight, and stronger health. It notes morbid health can hinder results but many young people lack color. It cites physicians and beauty doctors and mentions sealed packages from apothecary shops.

Pain Away Pills for Headache Relief Sold at Drug Stores

A brief note states Pain Away Pills provide headache and acute pain relief sold at All Drug Stores. The product is described as harmless.

Vets Attend Cedar Falls Encampment and Musical Night

Cedar Falls veterans and W R C members prepare for Muscatine encampment with official representative Mrs W T Aitken and a growing local delegation. A 7:28 Rock Island train carried early arrivals as Grand Commander Gilman of Boston appears with a Wednesday parade. The city plans monuments for Cedar Falls soldiers and hosts a Presbyterian church concert with Winfred Merrill, organist Prof. Ross Frampton, Anna Gertrude Childs, and Warren Proctor. The Taks Western Trin departs for a northwest tour via 1:15 train with H S Gilkey family and Roger Leavitt visiting Washington, California, and Yellowstone Park. Leavitt seeks recovery from illness aboard.

Cedar Falls Muscatine W. T. Aitken Mesdames Robinson Sheerer Griffith Leland Arey Anderson Presbyterian Church Winfred Merrill Ross Frampton Anna Gertrude Childs Warren Proctor H. S. Gilkey Francis Roger Leavitt Northwest Washington California Yellowstone Park Leavitt

Waterloo Peaceable Motor Vehicle Noise Ordinance Passes

Waterloo city council approved a motor vehicle noise ordinance prohibiting muffler removal. Violations carry a minimum fine of 25 dollars and up to 50 or 30 days in jail for repeat offenses. The measure aligns with state license, brake, horn, and lamp rules and sets street speed limits.

City of Waterloo Merrian

Des Moines Moon law limits saloons after July 1

Des Moines corporation counsel H W Byers issues an opinion on saloon status under the Moon law. Only 86 saloons allowed citywide after July 1, one per 1600 inhabitants, licenses void after June 30. Council to decide closing of sixteen of 102 saloons. priority to oldest, orderly establishments per Mayor James R Hanna.

Des Moines H. W. Byers Horace Susong Byers J James R. Hanna

Sacred Heart Commencement Address and Play Program

Sacred Heart School holds commencement in Sacred Heart hall on Wednesday at 8 o'clock. Rev. J. J. Horsefield of Jesup will give the address. a pupil entertainment follows with a two-act festival featuring nobles, gnomes, fairy and court roles, music, readings, and a Palmer Penmanship Award for Helen Murphy.

Sacred Heart School Sacred Heart Hall J. J. Horsefield Jesup Ferdinand King Gnarl Berend Fitzgerald Clarence O'Connell Pilow Louis Friedl Daniel Murphy Joseph Penne Michael Jackman Alphonse Cuba Jay Fay Mary Jackman Jimmy James McLaren Kingdom of the Gnomes Ierome T. Berend J. Mullen C. McMahon Kasser BR. Iseminger L. Marlow M. Sind- Singer Reading John Cordes Metcalf Forman A. Brennan Palmer Helen Murphy

Marshalltown Banker David Denmead Dies in Cincinnati

Marshalltown Illinois observed a deep shock as David T. Denmead president of the First National Bank and First Trust and Savings Bank died at the St Nicholas hotel after a sudden uremic convulsions. He had suffered heart disease for years and felt ill about 2 a m before passing at 4 20 a m. Denmead’s death followed a rapid decline from a smothering sensation in the breast and a kidney ailment.

Marshalltown Cincinnati David T. Denmead First National First Trust and Savings Banks Denmead St. Nicholas Hotel

J Doddema Sentenced for Wife Beating in Iowa

J Doddema was tried before Justice F L Brown for intoxicated assault on his wife endangering his children. He received 30 days in county jail and may be sent to Knoxville after serving the term. His family residence is on Flo Seliger farm in Albion township. Sheriff Shafer arrested him at the Doddem home after a night call. He remains in custody in Allison awaiting trial.

Shafer Doddems Allison

Preventing Lockjaw Before Fourth of July Wounds

Des Moines June 18 Special. Local health boards urged to ensure a druggist stocks anti tetanic serum to prevent tetanus from injuries common around the Fourth of July. The Journal of the American Medical Association outlined treatment steps including immediate immunizing doses, thorough wound cleansing, and avoiding wound closure. Dr. G. H. Sumner calls health officers to act now to secure tetanus antitoxin supplies.

Des Moines Boards of Health Journal of the American Medical Association G. H. Sumner State Board of Health

KC Bake Book Promotes New Recipe Collection

A vintage ad pitches the K C Cook's Book with 89 recipes including tender chicken and veal or lamb dishes. It promises a free copy via a colored certificate packed in the centennial package and shipped by mail order from a Kansas City baking program.

Bremer County Couple Wed Near Waverly

Clayton R. Pierce of Woodstock and Miss Gladys Robinson of Sumner were married at the Methodist parsonage by Pastor Fred P. Fisher. They were accompanied by Mr and Mrs Will Hurmence of Sumner. After a day trip at Waterline they will visit friends before moving to Woodstock where the groom runs a mercantile business.

Health and Beauty Advice From Mrs Mab Martyn

Edith questions dry shampoos and is advised to use canthrox for home shampooing. A tonic for eyes with crystal and water is recommended, plus weight loss via parnous solution before meals. A spurmax skin lotion, dandruff tonic, and alcohol quinate scalp treatment are described. Readers receive tonics, creams, and a delatone hair removal paste with cautions.

Edith W. M Martha

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. G. Meeks United Holsum Bread Tetadene Cera Altstadt & Langlas Baking Co Pano Riverview Want Bridge Sans Souci Lane Franklin Streets Bayad Street Fourth Fifth Streets Mullan Avenue A. B. Duke W. G. Wood Wm. T. Reidy J.C. Jensen Isaac Davis Garbage W. G. Sage Yeading California Pasadena Cal Foley and Co Foley C. H. Ward Drug Co C. L. Parsons Sec's Treas Foley’s J. K. Joder & Son Whats Courier Ance Sacred Heart Father Horsefield L. Doddema Butler County Knoxville Secretary OF Health Board Ing Janet McKenzy Boston Cooking School Magazine Bremer County Mab Martyn Betty Marquardt C. Y Clement Princess Theatre Indianapolis Savings Bonds Iowa Farm Loans Income City Farmers Loan & Trust Co Pooufors Bouldin and Allen Waterlooo Iowan Hileman & Gindt Oldent Maison Firma Wie Cir
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