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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1912
Page
8
A reader recounts severe eczema with persistent scales crusts and raw skin. After two doctors failed, use of Cuticura Remedies allegedly cured a ten month case, followed by another four year eczema story improved by Cuticura Soap and Ointment.
The piece extols sage tea as a traditional hair preservative and notes Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a modern ready-to-use option. It claims scalp health, dandruff elimination, and improved hair growth and color, urging a 30 cent bottle from a druggist with a money back guarantee after a fair trial.
Logan minister Rev. C S Lyles was exonerated yesterday by a special Methodist church committee in Lovington. He has filed a libel suit for 25,000 dollars against three Illinois men and notices of appeal were filed to the Des Moines conference. The committee recommended dismissal and the case moves to the conference.
A day by day recap from Hudson area residents includes visitors from Waterloo and Des Moines, hometowns hosting relatives, and plans for forthcoming trips to Marshalltown and Montana. Obituary notes Mrs Will Popp died of pneumonia near Andison. Families and neighbors share health updates, travel plans, and social gatherings as residents exchange visits and prepare events at local homes.
An historical ad-like remedy claims to destroy the dandruff germ and prevent related diseases. It prescribes applying a solution to the scalp using fingertips, with additional perfume additive steps. The text frames the product as a tested, effective treatment.
Day evening in Reinbeck noted as Ed Senfferlein moves his family into the house recently vacated by Larry Bell after a visit with friends.
Dewar and Jollet families visit relatives in Enid Oklahoma while household moves occur. Des Moines nursing training for Miss Josie Bunn and a Thornburg school bake sale planned. Punctual updates on health, vacations, and local business activities include Veal calf trading and ice production at the creamery.
Clarksvville March 5 Dr H Smith has a severe grippe. Alfred Schmadeke returns from Texas for health. Mrs C L Darman and Mrs J Yeary visited Cedar Falls. Kate Harmer home from Waverly. Mary Chambers from New Hampton. Many travel updates, visits, and small family events noted, plus community institute opening and social gatherings.
Clarksville residents who grew up together will live in rooms above the Bohning novelty store after a marriage ceremony conducted by M. E. pastor Rev. Ross. The event follows a prior note of local social activity including visits and family gatherings.
Denver and surrounding area residents are mentioned in a string of social updates. Visitors include Mrs August Hopp en worth from Minnesota, Mr and Mrs Henry Greaning with Henry’s sister from Allison, and Otto Baumhoefner’s family. Local events cover Thimble Bee meetings, mission society gatherings, and birthday celebrations for Gen Jamke. Several trips to Waverly and Bremer occur, with multiple mentions of visits, illnesses, and school duties.
Mrs Her Inan Heese was called to Cedar Falls Saturday on account of her father in law Hoss Van Liedaidas death. Family spent Sunday at the Tan Pay home. Mrs Matt Lillia hosted visitors in Dewar Alvin Strubel, recently at the College of Commerce.
Finished his course Friday and returned home. Mr and Mrs Will Klein welcome a daughter born March 2. Jacob Snyder sold several hogs at Hudson Friday. Smith Bowen shelled corn for Mr Binkley Monday. Misses Father and Lillian Trainor visited Sunday with Martha Strubel. Mrs Leo Bedard ill. Mr and Mrs Peter Rosauer spent Sunday in Waterloo. The Reiters mourn their infant daughter's death Sunday. funeral Tuesday at 10. James Maynard called in Waterloo Friday. Mrs O W Cummings and children of Lansing Minn attend grandfather's funeral in Cedar Falls Monday.
Five autos loaded with stock grain and household goods left Dunkerton heading to Minnesota North Dakota and Alberta today. Shippers Jenson Buhnet Newsome Carlisle Krantzoff plan to settle in the north on newly purchased farms. March moving continues as renters arrive and local auction sale ends next Saturday at Shrifert Bros building to become a general store.
Mrs Ella Hobson and Miss Mabel Young visited Waterloo last Friday. Joe Jungen will work for George Troutman next season. Mr and Mrs Nick Phillips of Waterloo were Sunday visitors at Mrs H Phillips. Pete Jungen of Waterloo visited relatives. Casper Lindner returned from three weeks with relatives. Mrs Harry Miller of Jesup visited Henry Poyner and relatives. Mrs Elizabeth Fairchild of Paw Paw Jr guest of her sister Ed Marble. Mrs H Price moved to a farm near Pairbank. Chas Garling and wife of Jubilee visited Britzman home. Ed Arthur of LaPorte weekend with Ray mond relatives. Miss Anna Gruenwald of Waterloo visited Rev Rottler. Mes srs W Hall Teeter and Gen OConnell traveled to Waterloo. Miss Alta Poyner’s birthday party with games and refreshments. Miss Edna McVey spent Thursday in Waterloo. Mrs C Baumgartner and Edna Nenemdreh of Strawberry Point visited Kritzman home. Walter Hewitt purchased a home from Henry Poyner. Mrs C A Mills of Waterloo visited daughter Lyon Smith.
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