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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1910
Page
7
Mrs Alvin H Locks of Seabrook New Hampshire describes weeks of head and eye pains after influenza. She reports nervous insomnia and jerking fits until using Dr Miles Nervine Heart Remedy and Nerve and Liver Pills, then notes cure and warns LaGrippe aftercare risks.
Restorative Nervine should be taken for some time to rebuild nerve strength. Dr Miles’ Nervine is sold by all druggists. If the first bottle does not help, the druggist will refund your money. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
In Waterloo BE 3S the merchant prince profile continues with a tease for next Saturday’s Evening Courier. Readers are invited to watch the “Haster Fashion” spring number and learn more about the figure in this paper edition.
The Sioux City Tribune argues Sioux City will rank second in Iowa in the 1910 census, surpassing Dubuque and Davenport. It cites mayor-provided estimates, city directory names, and school populations as growth indices, with Des Moines first and Waterloo moving ahead of Ottumwa in the tentative standings.
An old time advertisement promotes Golden Remedy as tasteless odorless and safe to be secretly added by any woman in tea coffee or food to end drinking. It claims temperance endorsement and invites readers to request a free trial package to prove its effect without the drinker knowing.
A promotional offer asks readers to print their name and address on blank lines to receive a free trial package of Golden Remedy. The request directs mailing to Dr. J. W. Haines Co in the Glenn Building, Cincinnati Ohio, claiming the remedy can be given secretly and easily at home.
A dramatic note invites readers to watch the elusive Waterloo merchant prince in Saturn Way’s next issue of the Evening Courier. The Jaster Fashion and Spring number promises coverage of the mysterious figure’s movements and social sway.
A world famous rifle shot based in Lincoln claims Foley's Kidney Pills cured long running kidney and bladder troubles. He describes prior backache headaches and cloudy voiding, states after three bottles he feels 100 percent better and no longer troubled by kidneys or bladder. Wangler Bros. and H. W. Tagart endorse the remedy.
Waterloo InsuranceAgency sues Phil J. Kieffer seeking a temporary injunction to bar him from entering or engaging in the insurance business in Waterloo and vicinity and from revealing knowledge of the agency’s business. The suit claims a 1907 contract with Jameson & French barred such activity and possession of client and policy lists. The hearing is set for March 12 at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. J. R. Nichols sues the city for 5000 damages claiming injuries from a supposedly poorly constructed crossing. The action was filed in Marengo on March 10 as reported by the Evening Press.
A terse note indicates a Waterloo merchant prince will display the Faster Fashion and Spring number by Uris in an upcoming Saturday evening event at the Chamber. The item underscores a local sales showcase with emphasis on new season styles.
Dr A E Kepford spoke to Iowa State University students on establishing a state laboratory for labor study and using tuberculines on dairy cows. He warned fatigue and overstrain drive tuberculosis, urging a statewide labor science lab and broader public health measures in a stark appraisal of industrial life.
A speaker argues for a state wide compulsory registration of all consumptives to aid relief and enforce preventive measures. He claims registries enable targeted aid, fumigation of vacated homes, and disinfection of new residences to curb disease spread while preserving patient privacy. The call emphasizes humane housing reform over death traps.
A list of transfers records buyers and sellers across Waterloo and Cedar Falls, including Hillside Water loo Pleasant View and Westfield. Notable deeds involve Geo Ells to Peter Beck for 14400 and Beck to Petrie for 15200, plus Westfield and Fox Forsyth additions. Prices range from 1 to 15000 dollars, reflecting diverse land trades.
Stella Stevens of Waterloo is listed as licensed to wed on June 6. The notice records Walter Hoch of Waterloo as the other party.
The Waterloo edition of the Evening Courier announces a forthcoming Easter Fashion and Spring issue set for next Saturday. The brief item highlights a preview feature and invites readers to look for seasonal styles and trends in the upcoming paper.
Spring health advice promotes S S S as the best tonic. It frames spring illness as blood impurities from winter and touts S S S as a pure blood purifier that rebuilds strength, boosts appetite, and energizes the body. Claims include universal recognition and superior results. The Swift Specific Co. of Atlanta is cited.
The feature spotlights a merchant prince in fashion and a spring issue of the paper, noting style trends, shop names, and the season’s shopping mood. It emphasizes the man’s influence on retail and the publication’s spotlight on new outfits and trends.
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