United Doctors claim six daily cures and 964 testimonials
The United Doctors report curing about six patients per day since January 1 and 964 testimonials from cured patients in six months. They urge readers to visit their Waterloo office to witness the line of hopefuls and share a random sample of praise from Wheeling Indiana dated May 27, 1911 regarding relief from bleeding and prolapsed piles without surgery.
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Waterloo
Marah Place
United Doctors
Wheeling
Ind
Boy Kills Family Then Takes Own Life in Ottumwa
Ottumwa June 29. Riza Cram pilt 19 shot and killed his mother Tuesday fatally wounded his sister Gladys and then killed himself. A bullet was found in the girl’s brain and she is believed to die. A letter from Mrs. Cram pilt suggests a $1,350 automobile purchase last Saturday preyed on their minds and a double compact of death was made. The family owned a 360 acre farm with caretaking directions left in the mother’s note.
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Ottumwa
Riza Crampilt
Gladys
Feet Tired- So Tired? TIZ Makes Sick Feet Well
A vintage advertisement claims TIZ relieves tired and aching feet including swollen, bad smelling feet, corns, bunions, and calluses. It features testimonials from Chicago users praising rapid relief and urges purchase at druggists for 25 cents per box or by direct mail from Walter Lathrop Dodge & Co, Chicago.
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Chicago
Walter Lathe
Dodge & Co
Packer Edward Tilden Testifies on Loose Accounting System
Edward Tilden, head of National Packing and director in many firms, testifies before the Lorimer committee that he kept no formal private ledgers. His finances marked by loose sheets, scattered records, and no clear tie to Lorimer campaign contributions. He swears he had no dealings with campaign funds and explains his methods as economical and intuitive.
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Washington
Edward Tilden
National Packing Company
Senate Lorimer
Tilden
Lorimer
Springfield
Packer
Mr. Lorimer
Helm Committee
Chautauqua Opens With Music Lectures In Waterloo
Chautauqua opens tomorrow with a 2 pm gate opening and a 1911 program. Norton's orchestra leads into Walt Holcomb's lecture at 3 pm, followed by Whorton’s orchestra. At 8 pm Dr. Frederick Cook, famed north pole explorer, speaks on his expedition and experiences.
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Norton
Walt Holcomb
Whorton
Waterloo
Sam Jones
Holcomb
Dr Cook
Frederick Cook
North Pole
Chautauqua
Dr. Cook
Cook
Chautauqua Park
Defenders in Sunday comic supplement praised by artists
New York June 29 The Sun day comic supplement has staunch defenders in high places as the league for the Improvement of the Children's Comic Supplement reports support from John W. Alexander and George De Forest Bruch. Alexander says he fills his house with Sunday comics and shares them with his children. Bruch admits affection for Sunday humorists but notes editors push more material.
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New York
League For the Improvement
George de Forest Bruch
Alexander
America
Sunday Supplement
Strong Bill At Electric Park Features Aerial Budds Show
The Electric Park theatre presents a strong week headlined by the Aerial Budds, Tierney and his dog Undine Andrews, and Hufford and Chain. The Budds are described as the best and fastest serial act, with sharp shooting feats and clever dog stunts. Tierney’s dog act and Undine Andrews impersonations add appeal, while Hufford and Chain offer a side splitting skit. The park promises a top attraction this year and expects heavy attendance. The Fourth of July will bring a big day with extensive fireworks, a large display, and nearly fifty numbers, fired by factory personnel onsite, making it the most elaborate show yet.
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Electric Park Theatre
Tierney
Undine Andrews
Hufford and Chain
Hufford and
Chain
Russian husband tracks wife and lover to Duluth arrest
After a three year pursuit spanning half the world, Matt Ortinovitch, a Russian, found his wife and her lover in Duluth. The couple, with the woman's new child, were arrested on a warrant and jailed awaiting trial, while the wife refused to return to her husband.
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Duluth
Matt Ortinovitch
Ortinovitch
Russia
Filip Platucich
Lfe
America
Hibbing
Milwaukee
New York
Kalamazoo
Mich
New Duluth
Dr Westenberg Leads Tonight at First Presbyterian
Dr Westenberg, new pastor, speaks at mid week First Presbyterian service on Christ’s words My God Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me with 27 46 verse focus. Next Sunday’s topic Religion and Patriotism a July Fourth study includes greeting with an American silk flag.
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First Presbyterian Church
Raobert C. Westenberg
Westenberg
Matthews
Westernberg
Waterloo
First Presbyterian Church Sunday School Association
H. W. Reherd
New York
Corania
Southamptonr
Sunday School Association
First Presbyterian Church of
Formal notice of thanks and farewell by Waterloo association
A Waterloo Illinois association tendered thanks to Mr Re herd for his years of work and spiritual guidance, expressing regret at his separation and wishing him a safe return. Dated June 28 1911. Signed by Supt J DiLiffuring and committee Mrs J W Rath and Mrs W B Addy. Auction sale announced for Saturday at 1 o'clock at Bysank Storage Lafayette and Seventh listing household goods gas stove and a Minneapolis grain binder.
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Reherd
Waterloo
A. D
J. Diliffring
A. W. Peterson
W. B. Addy
Bysank
Lafayette
Minneapolis
Hope for Woman Slayer in Canada Death Case
Uriah McFadden, counsel for condemned Angelina Neapolitana, received a sympathetic letter from Justice Minister A B Aylesworth promising careful consideration and ample time to halt the death sentence. The minister notes heavy petition influx, with seven sacks of mail delivered and more arriving.
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McFadden
Aviator Falls 500 Feet in Desperate Airport Mishap
Chicago Yesterday an aviation instructor John J. Joyce fell 500 feet at Hawthorne track during a lesson for pupils. He struck five telephone wires and a trolley line, wrecking his biplane but escaping with a sprained ankle, scratched face, and possible minor leg fracture. Joyce leaped clear as wires broke his fall. he was rushed to Dr Bertrand Sladek who deemed him fit aside from injuries. Charles Moisant Arch Hoxey and Ralph Johnstone are noted deaths in earlier similar incidents.
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Chicago
John J. Jones
Chicago School of Aviation
Hawthorne Track
Joyce
John B. Moisant
New Orleans
Arch Hoxey
Los Angeles
Ralph Johnstone
Denver
Bertrand Sladek
West Thirtieth Street
Fiftieth Avenue
Sladek
Canadian and U S. Court Sentence Shadows Mrs Nea politana
Four children of Mrs Nea politana face a grim fate as news of a severe sentence reaches their home. The eldest, seven, consoles the younger ones by insisting that the "bad policemans" will soon release their mother. The note ends with a cue to place a Courier want ad.
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Canada
United States
Mrs Colby Visits Fort Dodge Relatives Friends
Mrs H Colby traveled to Fort Dodge this morning to visit relatives and old friends, noting she formerly resided there. The short trip emphasizes a return to a hometown for personal connections.
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H. Colby
Fort Dodge
Colby
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Tiz
Helm
Pete Explore
Comic Supplement
Brush
Electric
Chase
DR. Westenberg
Waterloo Shoe Co
East Fourth Street
Hope For Woman Slayer
Ray and Petroleum
Naxte
Sebrough
Maus Vast
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue West
Aleo
Arnelas
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