Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Ad Claims Youthful Color
The ad touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as restoring hair color and improving growth and appearance. It links gray hairs to aging and promises quick results after several applications. It claims to remove dandruff and itching scalp, reduces hair loss, and offers a 50 cent bottle with a druggist guarantee. H. W. Taggart advertises at 137 Commercial Street.
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Wyeth
H. W. Taggart
Commercial Street
United Doctors Promise Cure After Long Illness
Mrs Mary Walker of Waterloo reports she suffered chest pains choking sensations and poor appetite for years. After consulting two doctors and an operation being deemed unnecessary by the United Doctors, she followed their system and in seven weeks felt well and gained flesh. She urges others to seek their treatment at 611 Newell St.
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United Doctors
Marsh Place
Waterloo
Mary Walker
Newell St
Open Air Concert and Busy Clarksville Socials
Clarksville June events include three bands Greene Bristow and Clarksville performing in an open air concert. Socials raise funds for the new Presbyterian church with an ice cream event hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Sinram. Local notices cover births visits and engagements plus community happenings in Waterloo area.
Mooreville News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Mooreville fills a week with social visits and travel notes. Ed Strodecker and A J Meeker families planned a Waterloo pleasure trip while mail carrier Ralph Meyers delivers by motorcycle. Roy Stout mourns a father in Vinton. Otis McCall and family visit La Porte relatives. Presiding Elder Hrans and family visit Waterloo. Mrs Roscoe Meeker hosts Mrs Eldrich and sisters. Eldrich family from Ohio visits. Thomas Bros. debut Abbott Detroit auto for summer leisure. Community attends Genesee musical. Grandma BR McKay’s eighty third birthday dinner attended by Mayor W W Smith and others. Pearl Anderson departs for unknown destination.
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Mooreville
Ed. Strodecker
A. J. Meeker
Waterloo
Ralph Meyers
Roy Stout
Vinton
Otis McCall
Farily
la Porte Bunday
Hrans
Roscoe Meeker
Geneseo
Eldrith
Eldrich
C. B. Hayward
Ohio
Thomas Bros
Abbott Detroit Auto
Genesee
W. H. Smith
Grandma BR. McKay
Traer
W. W. Smith
la Porte
J. W. Warrington
Flemmings
Tracr
Kidney Pills Help Mrs Henry Cut Doctor Bills
Akron Michigan resident Mrs J E Henry says kidney pills relieved her kidney trouble after she nearly doubled her trips to the doctor. She tried Foley Kidney Pills and bought a bottle, believing they saved a big medical bill. H W Taggart witnessed the endorsement.
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J. E. Henry
Akron
Mich
Foley
H. W. Taggart
Otterville Community Notes and Events
Miss Pearl Anderson left Sunday night to help with household duties at M lS Webster's in Independence. An ice cream social on the Conrad lawn drew a good crowd despite bad weather and netted a neat sum. The M EF Sunday school plans a July 4 gathering, location to be announced, with Presbyterian friends invited. Mrs M J Pratt, now in Independence, bought a new auto for her son. Mrs Goo Gissel hosted teachers and Sunday school officers to discuss Sunday school plans with light refreshments. The three year old son of Albert Banner had a left shoulder injury.
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Otterville
Independence
Goo
Gissel
Albert
Banner
Local farm notes and mishaps fill the week
Reports from Winthrop recount a wagon mishap with Mr. Linder assisting a dislocated rider. Miss Florence Kinall and Miss Schroeder visited Elzabeth Gissel. Rev Frerking found a broken strap and an open gate in a barn. Rob Cowell’s runaway caused injury to himself. Nick Hentz’s children’ s parasol scare led to a wagon crash injuring Mr. Vowell, who remains under a physician’s care.
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Dubuque
Rob Cowell
Nick Hentz
Mr. Vowell
Shady Grove News Roundup and Local Social Notes
June 25 local notes recount visits from Independence and Waterloo residents, who attended weddings, church events, and a funeral at Jubilee. Miss Simson finishes a school term in Empire district. Miss Sullivan attends Colar Falls summer school. B B Bunnell buys a piano. Peter Sullivan classed with John McGraw’s wedding. Mrs Stunna hosts Ladies Aid. Funeral for Frank Taloff held at Jubilee Lutheran Church.
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Shady Grove
Anna Sullivan
Colar Falls
Frank Taloff
Wil
Miss Norma Haugen Wedged Yesterday in Northwood
Northwood Iowa June 2 Yest erday afternoon at Congressman Gilbert N Haugen s home the marriage of his daughter Miss Norma to J Q B Johnson occurred in the presence of 120 guests The groom is assistant teller of the Worth County Bank The couple left last evening for an extended wedding trip in the east
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Northwood
Gilbert N. Haugen
Norma
J. Q. B. Johnson
Raster
Worth County Bank
Spring Creek Socials and Visit Notes from June
Mr and Mrs A entertained friends from Vinton Sunday. H F Hoppe went to Bremer County yesterday. Mr and Mrs Ross Pullin and Grewo of Winston Ta spent Sunday with sister Mrs Herbert Kenor den. The Mission Feast at the Lutheran electively sell attended. Rav Maucl ergo was one of Urea several posters from different teams.
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Spring Creek
Vinton Sunnday
H. F. Hoppe
Bremer County
Ross Pullin
C Grewo
Winistn
Herbert Kenorden
Local Residents Share Visits and Travel News
Waterloo residents visit sisters and relatives in nearby towns including Mrs Chis Garling and Mr Osena Clark. Families from Eagle Center, Rowley, and Waverly spend Sundays with kin. Visitors include H C Schleeger now in Chicago and J Garling aiding Hog house construction.
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Waterloo
Chis. Garling
Osena Clark
Jur Porte City
Anton Schildmier
Rowley
Tay
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. A. Covell & Son
Hardware
Fourth Street
Stroebel Music House
East Fifth Street
Sibert’s
Jewelry Store
East 4Th Street
Meritol
Henderson Drug Co
Red Cross Drug Co
Paul Davis Dry Goods
THE
United
Clarksville
O. M. Graham
Herman Sechmadeke
T. Price
Jackson Township
F. Sinram
New Presbyterian Church
Forbes
Baby
Cedlweint
L. Rains
Louis
Byron Wilder
Humboldt
Chas
Myrick
Sarah Green
Poijsal Street
Horsch
Gilbert
F. Voss
Main Street
Gee, Peet
Alison
Lynnwood Cemetery
Libbie Mccregor
James McGregor
R. Santee
Cedar Falls
Coryell
J. H. Fortunski
Aor
M. J. Tritz
St. Joseph
Lampson
Nashua
A. Mitchell
Forrest Seitz
H. A. Tracey
J. ¥. Tilford
Fruth Arnold
Allison
Presbyterian Church
Arnival Pleate
R. Rolan Grove
J. P. Neal
Mary
Gladys Slattery
Temperance Chautauqua
Shell Rock
O. W. Weiserman
West Union
E. Newman
W. Goodhue
Madison
Wis
Burr Smith
Harry Loeshe
Seattle
Wash
Florella
Emma Cave
Kate Gilbert
J. Hickle
Blinche
Reba Apple
Des Moines
L. C. Ande
Azie Leeper
Heyworth
John
C. Hunt
Mesdames
J. L. Cerney
A. G. Tennyson
Ouiet-town
H. ‘J'. Boerssheim
Charles City
EK. Nelson
Northfield
Waterloo Evening Courier
Norma Haugen
Pringe Albert
Jimmy
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N. C
H.C. Schleeger
Chiraga
August Lange
Dan Kennen
Eagle Center
J. Slumter
J. Garling
Waverly
Harnest Garling
Victor Jusnell
Simon Menkens
Discovery of America
Columbus
West Indian Islands
John and
Sebastian Cabot
Labrador
Cabots
America
Columbia
Cabotta
Leavitt & Johnson Nat'l Bank
Waterloo, Lowa
India Tea
the Growers of India Tea
Tia
Fabue
Moerten
W. F. Eightey
Corner Park Avene
S&s
Camore Street
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