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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
3
A Waterloo farmer credits months of treatment by United Doctors with relief from back and hip pain, improved digestion, appetite, and kidney function. The letter calls the doctors honest, successful, and capable, praising their examination and targeted care at their Marsh Place offices.
In Clarksville on June 20 residents report numerous visits and travels. People include Miss Elva Chapin, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Chambers, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Nordmean, Mrs. A. Moss, Miss Rosetta Clausing, and many others visiting relatives in town or nearby. A birth is noted for G. A. Nordmean. several trips to Greene, Waterloo, Des Moines, and Fort Dodge are mentioned. The community also contains church moving work, Epworth League, and a Nome Alaska trip planned by Mary Polsal, with rain ending the drought and a hospitalization event for Lucile Madigan’s illness subsiding.
Community members recover from recent injuries and illnesses including Marion Wamaelay Paul Van Slyke and Earl Seitz. Mrs. Isaac Neal aged 65 dies at home in West Point township likely from stomach cancer with funeral at Allison. Family ties span Greene Mason City Bristow and Jackson township as relatives gather.
Deaths of Mrs. Isaac N. Neal and William Arnold are reported with funeral details. Also mention of the Butler county old settlers picnic in Allison with local delegates and music. Other items note residents' travel and the Ebenezer German Lutheran church mission season and a three week eastern visit by Rev and Mrs Parks.
Part of this time Mr. Parks attends the American Association of Workers for the Blind convention while Mrs. Parks visits relatives in eastern Ohio. Spengler and Dailey spent Sunday in Charles City for Knights of Columbus ceremonies. A runaway at the poor farm injures Melvin DuBois, and Mrs. Margaret McCormick wins 7500 dollars in a Fort Dodge federal court verdict over a railroad wreck death east of Allison.
An advertisement offers 20 shares of the Towa Mausoleum Company stock for sale. Interested buyers may request information from the German Savings Bank located in Manning Iowa.
Readers receive home guidance on facial tonics hair care and skin whitening remedies. Tips include spurmax lotion with glycerine, canthrox shampoo, tonic blends for pimples and dull skin, and do it yourself greaseless creams. Also covered are hair growth formulas and delatone for unwanted hair removal.
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