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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1911
Page
5
Royal nicknames among royal families and portraits
The article surveys pet names in royal circles, noting George seldom uses a nickname, Eddy for Edward was dropped by Queen Alexandra, Marcus used for Prince Arthur, Alix for Queen Alexandra, and Jack as a nickname for the King of Spain among younger royals and intimate friends, with strict etiquette against such names in German or Russian courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
London
An- Ole
George
Archer
Georgie
Prince of Wales
Eddy
Queen Alexandra
Edward
Prince
David
Prince Arthur of
Marcus
Prince Arthur Marcus
Connaught
Alexandra
Alix
Charlotte Knollys
Tule
Norway
Harry
Spain
City in Brief Promotes Sur on Eye Glasses
City in Brief notes Buchanan Optical Co selling Sur on eye glasses. Several residents send or receive visits from nearby towns and cities. Clergy and local workers take vacations, with Miss Clara Maynard sailing from New York on the Cretic for a European trip. Weather and local events include a ball game between Tripoli and Fredericksburg and a fire at 411 Edwards Street with $100 loss.
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Buchanan Optical Co
Anta Nauman Stifler
Sioux Falls
Clara Maynard
New York Harbor
Cretic
Naples
Tripoli
Fredericksburg
Lester Mitchell
H. Byford
Dlivier Perkins
Edwards Street
Near Drowning in Cedar River
Harold A. Waterbury head of the advertising department at Waterloo Associated Manufacturers Company had a narrow escape from drowning yesterday while boating below the Sans Souiel bridge. He and a friend tipped the boat, he balanced on the back end with feet in water and toppled over. With great effort Waterbury and Rus companion reached shore after the capsize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold A. Waterbury
Waterloo Associated Manufacturers’ Company
Mr. Waterbury
Early Settl ers Picnic Date Set for August Twelve
The Black Hawk County Early Settlers association will hold its annual picnic on August 12. Veterans of the county will join the old settlers at Chau tauqua park for the usual program and features to make the day interesting.
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Black Hawk County
Ptomaine Poison From Ice Cream Strikes Family
Mr and Mrs Henry W Hammond and Mrs Eddy sister to Mrs Hammond visiting here fell ill from ptomaine poisoning after sharing ice cream last night Mrs Hammond first sick at about 3 am severely delirious later Mr Hammond and Mrs Eddy also ill Willie Hammond ate little and remained unaffected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Hammond
50 Muskrats Attack Girls in Canoes at Oakmont
Pittsburg society girls camping at Oakmont faced a swarm of muskrats on the Allegheny River. Two canoes capsized, three girls nearly drowned, and two were bitten. Miss Hester Maitland led the party. Henry Miller and companions rescued the swimmers as several canoeists reportedly drowned nearby in recent days. Also notes aviators courting Miss Dorothy Dale as a high altitude contest unfolds.
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Pittsburg
Oakmont
Allegheny River
Hester Maitland
Verona
Hulton Station
Rosa
Carolina Weller
Miss Maitland
Maitland
Martha Heck
Elizabeth Waverly
Marjorie Phillipa
Henry Miller
Aspinwall
Atream
Miller
Tion
Jack Bachellor
Bert Chambers
Dorothy Dale
Tiffin
O. Misa Dale
Sign Post Prank Triggers Hairpin Rushes
A vignette describes a man hanging an item on a nail in front of a building. A joker adds a sign asking if it is his, prompting women to stop and read while laughing as their hairpins and supports tighten unknowingly. A bachelor remarks on all wearing falas hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joker
Rastus
U S to Investigate Beer Inquiries Set for July Hearing
Washington June 26 The board of food and drug inspection will examine the beer industry in a general hearing on July 31. Dr H W Wiley chief chemist and board chairman has prepared a long list of questions covering manufacture of beer ale porter and stout. The board seeks the meaning of lager and bock and to expose domestic brews under foreign names if any.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Board of Food and Drug Inspection
H. W. Wiley
Department of Agriculture
Jboard
Lkely
Suit to recover 3 500 000 against United Fruit Company
Philadelphia June 24 United States circuit court heard a suit to recover 3 500 000 damages from the United Fruit Company. The action is brought by Elmer Wood as receiver for the Bluefield Steamship Company under the Sherman anti trust act.
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Philadelphia
United Fruit Company
United States
Elmer Wood
Bluefield Steamship Company
Plannership Duel for Girl’s Hand in Air Show
Lima Ohio June 26 a one day aviation event will feature a duel in the air between rivals for a girl’s hand. An aviator fires the highest shots in the competition to win the hand, adding a colorfully staged contest to the program.
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Lima
Avia
The Misplaced Switch Furlough On Fourth Avenue
A woman dropped her switch near the Times office as she hurried along Fourth avenue. Three newsboys recovered the item and her brief lapse became a local sidewalk anecdote, reflecting a humorous moment on city life.
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Louisville
Fourth Avenue
Times Office
Tragedies Told in Headlines From The City Page
A string of sensational clipped headlines recount odd incidents and misadventures. Vivid phrases depict domestic quarrels, mischief, and misfortune in crowded urban life, painting a picture of street level drama and public curiosity surrounding everyday dangers.
Unsteady Nerves and Merito Digestive Tonic Ad
An advertisement proclaims Merito Digestive Tonic as a standard remedy for unsteady nerves and dyspepsia. It promises instant relief from digestive issues and pains tied to a bad stomach, claims world fame, and notes Henderson Drug Co as exclusive agents under a guarantee from American Drug & Press Association directors.
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American Drug & Press Association
Henderson Drug Co
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