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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1915
Page
3
A king seeks a husband for his willful daughter the Princess. She insists on a man unlike any she has seen. An enemy, King Bore, darkens his appearance to fool the Princess, whom she marries. He imprisons her in a remote castle, then perishes in a forest storm while her father and servants later rescue her. Copyright 1915.
Osage Iowa a March report lists Mrs Joslin visiting the Wm Woaklander home near Little Cedar and Mr Harker and family traveling to Waterloo Cedar Falls for rheumatic treatment. Frank French stayed with the Lewis Winship family near Brownville. The Nora Springs Bartell family moved onto their new purchase near Burr Oak church. Mary Ryan visits east of town with Mrs Ray Hudson. Frank Overcamp and relatives visit in Waterloo and Cedar Falls. Jr and Mrs Wm Overcamp test Tuesday for Grand Meadow. Sleighing remains good as a warm spell approaches, with visits and refreshments afterward. Mrs Ray Doty visits her father A Conn at Shell Rock. Ida Roberts celebrated her seventeenth birthday with friends. C W Klinetob learned his sister Mrs Henry Crosby died at Mowbridge South Carolina. Crosby had long resided in Clarksville. Ross Cheever Otte Miller and Dana Wilder visited Waterloo. Elsie Grappe has been ill. Rebekah lodge held a basket social at their hall. Variah Hunt of Westport New Jersey visiting his father Tom Hunt. J S Test surprised by relatives for his fifty- first? birthday. Mayia Moore visited Waterloo.
Mrs WW W Kitchen and Mrs C M Graham hosted fifteen ladies at a 1 pm luncheon on Wednesday with social visiting and music planned. John Best of Waterloo visits his parents in Clarksville. Seventeen Hermelkings attended Greene gathering. two joined the order after supper. Kitchen and Busehing resignations noted. Wickman returns from Davenport.
Mrs Charlesman of Waterloo Iowa reports kidney pain and backache eased after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Waneler Bros Co Drug Store. She endorses the remedy and urges others to try the same brand, noting the relief and continued use.
March community notes describe local moves and names including Matt Oriner helping Frank Vogel, Cresco gains, district elections, S. Miller elected in district No.1, Rev. Riegeleperger preaching, visits to Mrs. Jue sand, petition against House bill No.47 with 37 signers, barclay seeking road supervisor for 1815, Ada Cone to teach No.2 spring term, and farm moves for Nick Wellner and others.
Shenandoah March 31 communications with regard to purchasing gasoline propelled agricultural implements have been received by a local manufacturing company from agents of the Russian government at Petrograd. They note Russia formerly bought from the German empire about 400 million dollars worth of manufactured goods annually, which is now cut off. They seek U S sources as the war depletes foreign markets and look for gasoline propelled gear. Patent rights were issued to George B. Carroll who bought the patent from inventor 8 C Baker for a garden plow with a gasoline engine attachment. The implements are manufactured here.
The Philadelphia Ledger quotes a puzzled question about when preglacial humans lived, suggesting a note on early history and a playful reference to ice age timing. The brief item frames curiosity about ancient mankind and climate.
An advertisement claims Pinex cough syrup, prepared from Norway pine extract with guaiacol, cures coughs, throat and chest colds in 24 hours, relieves whooping cough, bronchitis, hoarseness and croup, and better than ready-made preparations. It instructs to buy 214 ounces of Pinex, mix with sugar syrup, and promises satisfaction or refunds.
An advertisement touts Jad Salts as a simple remedy for bladder irritation caused by uric acid. It claims kidneys filter acid to the bladder, producing burning sensations and nighttime trips. Four ounces of Jad Salts in water before breakfast allegedly neutralizes urine acids, restoring normal urinary function. For sale by H W Taggart.
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