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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1912
Page
8
Certanly ends stomach misery with Diapepsin. Take a little dose to digest meals when the stomach struggles and prevent fermentation. A single dose digests all food and leaves no gas or indigestion, promising quick relief within minutes.
Al. H. Wilson brings the singing German dialect comedy to Waterloo on Friday March 15. The show blends clean humor with sentiment and clever stage settings. Thelma will be presented Saturday in Marie Corelli’s popular novel in play form for matinee and night.
Neighborhood Bible classes listed by district with host names and addresses. District 2 led by B Harper Jr at 752 Dawson Street at 7:30 on March 72. District 12 led by Mrs L Knowles at 503 Town Street at 2 50 on March 12. District 19 led by Mrs Leg Cook at 810 Walnut Street at Tran Naren pe ee Sas Os H, T Fisher, Mrs WW Up on March 12. District 43 led by Mrs BE Wilt at 707 Eleventh Street West at 2 30 on March 12. District 46 led by Mrs Warner at 9 Randolph at 2 30 on March 12.
The piece outlines three kinds of advertising doctors and hints at the ethical lapses tied to visibility. It notes a hospital staff member trailing a physician, a public official using office for self promotion, and a third, worse type not seeking office, plus a promise of home visits with new X ray and electrical equipment.
Readable fragments indicate a notice involving Dr Cothern at 307 Russell Lamson Widget area. Details are incomplete but reference to a time and date suggest a public or official matter related to Moura. Further context needed for precise action and stake.
The Waterloo Woman's Club Civic Department marked National Civic Day with a program led by chairwoman Mrs W HL Bickley. Waterloo professionals spoke on public matters, stressing sanitation, education for citizenship, and civic pride to curb crime and improve streets and parks.
Champerlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are advertised as remedies for stomach disorders that cause insomnia. The ad states the pills correct these issues and help you sleep, available from all dealers.
Mr Moore, county superintendent, visited the Barclay Township schools last week as winter terms near close. Local news mentions Carl Brown wrestling in Waterloo and Mrs Ortner visiting Waterloo. Math Schmitz bought 120 acres at 105 per acre. Miss Mary Gell closed her No 8 school. several residents and farm plans are noted.
Foreman and a dozen machinists from Waterloo left Waterloo for Boone in January to work in Northwestern railroad shops. The group reports larger facilities at Boone and satisfaction with employment. Notable workers include Joseph F. Winninger Hearty J. Winninger Robert Ingersoll Jack McClay Louis Burke Doc Wilson Thomas Dolan James A Roblin J A Johnson F Weiner J Twobley and Fred Doxey.
Announcement of three week evangelistic meetings begins Sunday March 17 at the Central Church of Christ. Rev F E Smith pastor of Cedar Rapids west side Church of Christ will lead services with Mrs St Elmo Bateman in charge of the chorus. Bible school contest with Council Bluffs starts March 17.
A busy period in Waterloo includes Greene and Rogers transacting business, Witt and Shell Rock attendees at a K of F banquet, and trips to Des Moines and Chicago for auto shows and millinery work. Funeral services were held for Owen Ward in Canistock, with Knights of Pythias and sisters paying respects. families farewelled relatives and moved residences in Greens.
An old medical note shows a home remedy claim for curing a cold. It mentions taking Lanative Aaini Tablets and notes a doctor’s signature on a package box. The legibility is poor, but the text implies a home treatment and a test of effectiveness.
A fragmented Rockford page mentions families, visitors, and local names. References include Mr Mereladt of venice Up to Dare, Grahan as Sunday visitor, and Dr Mavans returning to Waterloo. Gospel meetings are announced for next week at the Congregation.
Father Ward spoke at the Congregational church about the Sunshine mission in Ce dar Rapids. Reva E. Johnson led a profitable meeting at the M E church with about 150 men, forty taking the invitation to lead a better life. Mrs Gould, who organized evening work, departed for Waterton. Dr Lane of London noted for his work.
The speaker gave a talk last Tuesday to a crowded audience at the Congregational church, standing beneath the stars and stripes and the British flag. In the evening he addressed 400 men and boys at the church, bearing tidings to Rockford’s male youth.
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