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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1921

Page

12

County Board Inspects Home and Hospital Meals and Inmates

The Black Hawk county supervisors and auditor toured the county home and hospital near Mt. Vernon, noting clean conditions and orderly buildings. They visited the farm, fruit and vegetable storage, and the laundry where an inmate’s childlike play drew interest. An elderly woman pleaded to go home, while another patient sought religious services. The board authorized transfer of four patients to the county hospital from Independence.

Mt. Vernon Township Frank WW. Esher Glen W. Morris Morris la Porte Ity MecQuilkin John McQuilkin Board of Control Black Hawk County Hospital of the Insane Independence

Bulgarian Blood Tea Advertises Health Tonic

An old advertisement touts Bulgarian Blood Tea as a remedy to cleanse the blood, strengthen the stomach, and ward off ailments like colds grippe and pneumonia. It claims quick improvements and notes availability from druggists and grocers nationwide.

Young Love’s Dream Fades in Nine Divorce Pleas

Nine divorces granted in district court reveal youthful couples under 30 as main parties. Cruel and inhuman treatment cited in most cases. Decrees awarded to Marie Nobles, Anna Borchers, Victor Litchfield, Raymond White, Esther Morrow, Gertrude Hains, Myrtle Doty, Dorothy Lawrence, and Frank Beck.

Ufe Love Marie Nobles Joseph S. Nobles Anna Borchers J. J. Borchers Victor Litchfield Elizabeth Lichfield Raymond A. White Anna White Esther M. Morrow Guy R. Morrow Gertrude Hains A. R. Hains Myrtle W. Doty John H. Doty Dorothy Lawrence Luther M. Lawrence Frank W. Beck Clara Beck

Adler i ka Adverts Claim Digestive Breakthrough

An advertisement touts Adler i ka as a treatment for stomach and bowel trouble. It claims it relieves gas and sour stomach, improves sleep and appetite, and may prevent appendicitis, with testimonial by Neal Taylor and promotion by Wangler Bros. Co. at 239 East Fourth St.

Neal Taylor Adler-ika Wangler Bros. Co East Fourth St

Old Folks Day in Polk County Marriage Licenses

Des Moines reports Old Folks Day at the marriage license counter with several couples seeking licenses. George Taylor, 74, asks to wed Rosa Longshore, 63, both of Des Moines. J B Lang, 61, from Brooklyn, Ia., seeks a license for the girl of his choice. Emma Fort, Davenport, says she is of legal age. Frank Trullinger from Clarke, Neb., travels to wed Pearl Bright of Des Moines, age 56. Coffee remark ends note.

Des Moines George Taylor Rosajline R. Longshore Tay Lor J. B. Lang Brooklyn Emma Fort Davenport Frank Trullinger Clarke Neb Pearl Bright Trullinger

Organic Iron in Spinach Boosts Blood and Nerves, Says Ad

An old advertisement extols organic iron from Nuxated Iron as superior to metallic iron. It claims iron enhances oxygen delivery to the brain, improves blood quality, and revives tired nerves. The copy urges more spinach and vegetables and promises a money-back guarantee if results are unsatisfactory.

Free Heart Treatment Promise From Dr Miles

Dr Miles advertises a $2.50 free treatment to prove his special heart therapy. He claims 30 years of research and reports cures where doctors failed. Afflicted readers are urged to request the Heart Book and send details of their disease to Elkhart Indiana for the two pound treatment.

Miles Franklin Miles Dept Franklin St Elkhart Ind

Fire Starts From Roof Furnace In Residence

Fire origin traced to rafters above a hot furnace damaged the home at 919 Oneida street. Ownership is W R Jameson with occupants Peter Jacoby and family. Mrs Jacoby, an invalid, was carried out in a wheeled chair but suffered only shock. Firemen found flames breaking through the first floor as chemicals suppressed fumes.

Oneida Street W. R. Jameson Peter Jacoby

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