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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1915
Page
10
In a Chinese temple Yi gu, an ugly idol, is bought by a worldly American and becomes a companion to Billikin. Yi gu claims he can scare away trouble, but their strange life aboard a table leads to revelations about purpose, worth, and friendship.
Old fashioned mustard plasters caused burns but Musterole offers relief without blistering. This white oil-based ointment with oil of mustard is massaged into the skin and is claimed to aid soft throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck and many pains. Available in 25 50 cent sizes and a hospital size for 2.50 from The Musterole Company Cleveland Ohio.
In a 1915 ad fragment the Sonora talking machine is pitched as superior with claims you can play any disc record and hear a truthful tone. The copy invites readers to visit J. K. Munn & Co. to judge for themselves and mentions an upcoming feature Ot to's Quest.
The St. Pete church chair hosted a small gathering in Tripoli on Sunday evening for Miss Laura Hoe necke's 17th birthday. Mrs. Mary Bockhaus traveled to Charles City last Thursday for a visit.
Mrs L Dorum and family. Mrs O B Wynoff and children visited Waterloo relatives. Mr and Mrs H W Krueger hosted the Five Hundred club. Carl Gipper and Emma Gipper spent Sunday with kin in Hawkeye. F G O Schultz and family moved from Waverly to reside here. Henry Gade’s son christened at Lutheran church. Sophomores hosted seniors from Tripoli High at John Warner home. Dr D P Redeman and E H Martin went to St Paul on business. Glenn Frank lecture well attended. last lecture March 17. Miss Helene Hazlett visited relatives in Black Hawk county. Play The Virginian at Tripoli Opera House. Rev Hamkanmer and wife returned from Andrew, Iowa after his mother’s funeral. Carolina Kuecker married Edward Lange of Illinois. they’ll farm on John Freitig’s land. Miss Lulu Nolting married Carl Wiede Mer at Lutheran church. Rev Jahr officiated. Herman Huenemiller and Fred Carstensen joined with Aug Panzer and J Keough shipping cattle cars out. Fred Schurstein has winter eye trouble needing removal. Miss Emma Witke pursues Mrs D J Morman, ill with pneumonia. Sonora, the world’s great musical instrument, advertised. J K Munn & Co., 224 West 4th St.
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