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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1911

Page

3

Coronation Rites Spotlight Imperial Splendor in London

London all eyes turn to the approaching coronation of King George V at Westminster Abbey. The interior will feature a royal blue carpet with gilded emblems, a cloth of gold mantle, and a laurel design. Four Garter knights will hold the canopy over the king, with eight pages bearing the long royal train. Foreign rulers and American heiresses figure among the attendees, wearing shimmering uniforms and orders.

London George V Westminster Abbey Office of Works Order of the Garter Edward India the Order of the Garter Earl of Cadogan Earl of Rosebery Earl of Crew Minto Hamilton Montrose Portland Sutherland Marquis of Hartington Earl of Airlie Cranbourne Lord Romilly Henry Netherlands Ferdinand Marie Spain Karl Franz Josef Austria Hayoshi Fushimi Japan Mecklenburg-Strelitz Roxburghe Manchester Marlborough Ogden Guelet Newport Eugene Zimmerman Cincinnati W. K. Vanderbilt New York Marchioness of Dufferin and Ava John H. Davis Washington Square Countess of Essex Beach Grant Countess of Suffolk

Your Gray Hairs Quick ly Vanish

A newspaper promotional note discusses gray hairs as a sign of aging and presents Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a daily-use treatment. It claims the product restores color, strengthens hair, reduces dandruff, and promotes growth, sold for fifty cents a bottle by H W Taggert, 637 Commercial Street.

Wyeth H. W. Taggert Commercial Street

NotableRoyal Guests Attend Imperial Durbar Preparations

A roster lists prominent figures including Levi Zeiger Leiter and several New York titled ladies, along with Indian princes and imperial aides. The king plans to visit India later and hold an imperial durbar at Delhi, restricting the Indian deputation. Overseas colonial delegations, including Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, and Newfoundland prime ministers, are noted among guests. Also, a health note promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for whooping cough.

Levi Zeiger Leiter Dupont Circle Washington Countess of Granard Ogden Milla New York Countess of Donoughmore M. P. Grace Countess of Craven Bradley Martin Countess of Tankerville J. G. van Marter Viscountess Falkland Robert Reade Cheylesmore Francia Ormerod French Newborough H. M. Carr Kentucky Monson Roy Stone Mendham Leith Fyvie Derrick Algernon January St. Louis Lady Ashburton J. C. Connelly Bateman James Jeffrey Graham India Delhi Commonwealths Canada Wilfred Laurier Australia Andrew Fisher New Zealand Joseph George Ward South Africa Louis Botha Newfoundland Edward P. Morris

80 000 Doctors To Be Represented At AMA Session

Los Angeles prepares to host the sixty second annual American Medical Association meeting June 27 to 30. The national gathering includes over 80 000 physicians, 2 000 county societies and 52 state associations, with thirteen scientific sections and the house of delegates. A drug ad promotes Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for digestion.

Los Angeles Cal United States American Medical Association National Organization of the Medical Profession Pacific Coast Portland House of Delegates

Local notices and visits shared in Greene area

Attending a medical school in Chicag0 arrived Lome Tuesday to spend her vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs 8 A Thomas Rev L L Lockwood and family returned Friday evening from spending 4 weeks with friends in Anamosa and Mt Vernon 8B Bowman attended the staten campment of the G A R in Muscatine this week Mr and Mrs Bert Mead have been enjoying a visit from Otto Korth and family of Ionia W A McClure attended the post masters convention at Waterloo a few days last week Clair Cheney has completed his second year at Coe College Cedar Rapids and arrived here last week to spend his vacation at the home of his parents east of Greene Miss Edith Lockwood closed her year of school work in Des Moines this week and returned home to Greene for vacation with her mother and many friends The ladies embroidery club and families enjoyed a lawn picnic at the C M Greene home to honor out of town members two were present Mrs H G Lyford Windom Minn and Mrs C H Kellogg Charles City others sent letters Messages read as a feature Mrs Aaron Kingery has suffered since Tuesday a needle injury in her right index finger was embedded in tissue and bone after two hours it was removed by Dr Patterson and Dr Arthur Mrs H G Lyford returned home to Windom Minn Saturday after visiting relatives and old friends It is worse than useless to take medicines internally for muscular or chronic rheumatism Free application of Chamberlains Liniment recommended by local dealers

Chica Lome A. Thomas L. L. Lockwood Anamosa Mt. Vernon Bowman Waterloo Clair Cheney Coe College Cedar Rapida Frank Cheney Greene Edith Lockwood Des Moines Ladies' Embroidery Club C. M. Greene H. G. Lyford Windom Minn C. H. Kellogg Charles City Aaron Kingery D. H. Ellis

Greene Toasts and Travels Mention Pleasant Grove Visit

Greene residents recount a weekend auto trip to Pleasant Grove while Waterloo visitor Miss Bid Downing enjoys time with kin. O L Crandall ends Edgewood visit and returns home. Amos Kingery’s two boys recover from measles. Haskell Thompson welcomes a son on Saturday June 10 as Children’s Day is observed at M E church. Miss Alice Thomas continues to be mentioned in county notes.

M. E Alice Thomas

Unnamed Doctor Offers Cure Claims Across Diseases

An advertisement promotes Dr Shallhenbeg ER as a cure specialist for nose throat and lung diseases, neural and heart conditions, Bright's Disease, consumption, and infant ailments. It asserts rapid diagnosis, guaranteed cures, and treatment for piles fistula and rupture with no business detention, plus surgical care and eye and throat remedies.

Shallhenbeg- ER Hin Bright Tobago

Unsteady Nerves and Digestive Tonic Claim

Henderson Drug Co exclusive agents advertise Nerital Digestive Tonic as a universal remedy for unsteady nerves and digestive ailments including dyspepsia and constipation. The ad claims instant relief and endorsement by the American Drug & Press Association directors, presenting the tonic as a world famous system builder.

American Drug & Press Association Henderson Drug Co

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