Carnations Roses and Violets Sale At Drain Street Shop
A local ad notes big price cuts on carnations bee dozen roses violets and other flowers. Prices start at 1.00 per hundred and customers are urged to submit design work.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1912
Page
1
A local ad notes big price cuts on carnations bee dozen roses violets and other flowers. Prices start at 1.00 per hundred and customers are urged to submit design work.
Chicago wrestler Nick Collins letters optimism to meet Curt Brown in Waterloo with confidence in speed offsetting Brown's weight. Brown, 154 pounds and lighter, prepares for a tough tri city bout after drawing Slaymaker in Rock Island and facing Collins in Waterloo next Thursday night.
Cleveland observers anticipate a St Patrick’s Day celebration on March 18 with a monster parade for featherweight champion Johnny Kilbane returning on March 17. Green fire, special fireworks, and sky rockets will light the parade. Councilman Horrigan plans to propose city funding for the green fire.
The Waterloo Evening Courier offers three papers for 3.19 by mail The Waterloo Evening Courier Iowa Homestead and a family awning titled Com The subscription includes a year for 5.70 payable in advance Open to old and new subscribers The Corn is a farmer focused publication devoted to corn grain and crosses for profit and to improving fertility and farm profits.
A derisive warning about catarrh cures containing mercury and mercury-based ointments. It cautions against using Hall’s Catarrh Cure by Fr. Cheney & Co Toledo and warns of internal damage from such preparations. The ad claims the products destroy the senses and upset the body’s systems and urges readers to avoid them.
James R. Hyde and Gil Nicholls, two prominent American golfers, are participating in the Palm Beach open championship. Both players are described as being in splendid shape for the contests.
Jim Vaughn of the New York Highlanders is bending all efforts to reach top form for the American League pennant chase. The tall left hander displays strong pitching form and readiness for the season’s key battles.
In a rough Australian English report Langford lands solid blows while McVea dodges well. McVea absorbs shocks and parries with agile defense as Langford presses the attack. The piece also notes Jerry Downs nearing a third major league trial, after earlier stints with the Tigers and a 1909 Washington trade.
Manager Hank O Day seeks a series of practice games in Columbus Georgia with the Reds inviting Harry Wolverton to bring his team to the Rhinelanders camp. Suggs and Gaspar reported to O Day Tuesday as part of ongoing preparations and trial matchups for early season activity.
A Chicago veteran favors Eddie Collins of the Athletics as the greatest second baseman ever. He contrasts with views from friends of Johnny Evers and others who disagree, noting the shift from old to modern players.
The bout between Johnny Wrayne and Frankie Burns on the coast was postponed due to authorities interference. A new attempt to stage the fight will be made.
CA Glossner of 24 Ontario St Rochester NX credits Poley Kidney Pills with curing a long kidney trouble. He reports rapid relief from backache dizziness and nighttime disturbances and says he is now 100 percent better after.trying the medicine advised by H W Taggart in the Evening Courier Want Ad.
The Davenport Pretzels announce a 23 player spring roster with eight pitchers and multiple infield and outfield candidates. Key names include J M Murphy Frank Goalby Chester Masters Joe L Wilson R E Blue C Nelson R Hendrix Bobby Clemens Johnny Godwin Otto Koepping and Bruce Koepp among others.
Waterloo residents and Mrs A M Walker of Washington DC formerly Jennie Girton hear that she was commended by the Chicago Record Herald literary editor for her analysis and suggested solution to Dickens unfinished novel The Mystery of Edwin Drood. Her piece appeared around Dickens centenary.
The piece surveys Lang Chesterton and other biographers of Dick ens and concludes Edwin Dread was murdered by his uncle John Jasper, a finding that clues he will not reappear in the novel. Mrs Walker, daughter of Flora Girton, recently cared for her mother after a fall.
Keep MUSTEROLE On Hand Every family should have a jar of MUSTEROLE at hand this season for sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia headache congestion pleurisy rheumatism lumbago back pains sprains and bruises It cures croupy children and prevents pneumonia. Sold by druggists or send 25 cents for mail order Musterole Company Cleveland Ohio.
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