Health program five discussed by welfare worker
Miss Lentz urged a visiting nurse association for Waterloo, the creation of a tuberculosis hospital, and housing reforms to curb epidemics. She linked health with social conditions, noting crowded clinics, insanitary homes, and the need for more Morse clinics and a venereal clinic amid high taxes and voter caution. Miss Stewart echoed concerns on housing and disease spread in needy Waterloo homes.
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Susan B. Lentz
Social Welfare League
Waterloo
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Misa Lentz
Cie
Miss Leniz
Lentz
Blanche Stewart
Social Service Committee
Church
Stewart
Sore Throat Wisdom and Tonsiline Ad Use
Fragmentary ad style text advises throat care with Tonsiline as a remedy. Mentions dosing at drug stores and a bottle label reference. The content is garbled but centers on throat treatment and a product recommendation.
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Thare Lane
Denen
Separate school urged for colored population in Waterloo
A discussion highlights the need for a separate school for Waterloo's colored residents and notes churches serve as social centers for Black residents. The piece argues active supporters are laborers with limited means, presenting the obligation to provide education.
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Waterloo
Sure Way to Get Rid of Dandruff
A vintage advertisement promises a dandruff cure using four ounces of plain Nguid arvon applied at night to moisten and rub into the scalp. It claims the toxin destroys all dandruff by morning and with repeated use scalp itch stops, hair becomes fluffy and glossy, and the remedy is widely available at drug stores.
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