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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1915

Page

14

Cedar Rapids Woman of Valor Awarded Belgian Order

Cedar Rapids resident Helen Hayes Gleason, wife of author Arthur H. Gleason, is reported to receive the Order of Leopold from King Albert for five months of frontline relief work in Belgium. She assisted wounded under shell and shrapnel fire at Ghent and Persyse, with fellow nurses Elsie Nkoker and Mairi Chisholm, enduring peril to care for soldiers.

Lar Rapids Belgium Cedar Rapids Evalier Order of Leopold Pate King Helen Hayes Gleason Albert Cedar Hapids Arthur H. Gleason Henry Ely Gleason London Perryse Fleht Persyse Helen Mrs. Gleason Elsie Knocker Mairi Chishold

Meat Wien Aidneyo Bother

An advertisement warns meat eaters that kidney sluggishness causes rheumatic and nervous disorders. It claims uric acid from meat clogs kidneys, prompting headaches, back pain, and vague illnesses. A two teaspoon daily salt remedy from a pharmacy is advised to flush kidneys and keep the blood pure.

FF. W. Taggart

Headaches Stopped and Brain Relief Described

Readers recount sudden relief from severe headaches as a personal healing moment. Vivid imagery contrasts pain with calm, noting the brain as a tense ball easing and pressure dissipating after a rapid shift in sensation.

Freacher Defends Dineen Expelled From League

Sioux City March 18 Rev EB Gaynor rector of St Pauls Episcopal church and longtime city minister says he was asked to leave a Good Citizenship league meeting after voicing support for the recall movement against Councilman John Dineen. He described harsh treatment he received for his candid opinion.

Sioux City EB. H. Gaynor St. Paul's Episcopal Church Good Citizenship League John Dineen Gaynor Ague J. de Pree

The Baby's Welfare A Mother's Dread

An article promotes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic for women to prevent ill health before and after childbirth. It claims the remedy strengthens the female system, eases maternity pains, and aids in nourishing the infant, noting its alcohol and narcotic free formula. It advertises the Common Sense Medical Adviser and provides mailing details for purchase.

Dr. Pierce Dr. R. V. Pierce United States Pieros Pierce Inval Buffalo

Fort Dodge Census Shows 19 304 Population Record

Fort Dodge officials report the city census complete with a population of 19 304, up 22 percent from the national census ten years ago which recorded 18 758. The Commercial club announced the finding on a Saturday, noting steady growth for the city.

Fort Dodge Commercial Club

Western engineer sustains unusual rail injury near Loveland

S Mummery of Boone, an engineman on the Northwestern railroad, lost from a bridge and caught by a driving spike that tore from elbow to wrist. He hung by the tendon as the eastbound train passed, bleeding heavily until rescue. He lies in a Missouri Valley hospital recovering from the painful accident.

Benny Muimmery Alr

Farm labor importation indictment shocks Iowa county

Fort Dodge March 16 Frank P Collings of Pocahontas county is jailed on charges of conspiring to import labor under the United States contract law. It is alleged he brought at least thirteen English workers to work as farmers for about half the going wage with help from A H Candy of Street England. He faces a Wednesday hearing.

Fort Dodge Frank P. Collings Pocahontas County Ware United States Inverlaw Collins Charles King Edward Hallett A. H. Candy Street England

Kenyon’s Mother Seriously Ill In Fort Dodge

Fort Dodge March 16 Senator WLS Kenyon has kept at the bedside of his mother Harriet Kenyon who is ill with heart trouble Friends hope she regains health A trained nurse is in attendance Pay Kenyon of Linn City is also in Fort Dodge

Fort Dodge Wls. Kenyon Harriet Kenyon

Hires Train Wins Race With Death to Aid Wife

Colfax March 16. J G Melson a Mason City contractor rushed from Des Moines to Colfax by Rock Island special train in 40 minutes to reach his wife bedridden by an apoplectic stroke at Hotel Colfax. Mrs Melson is alive but in critical condition.

Colfax Rock Island Des Moines J. G. Melson Mason City Hotel Colfax

Real Estate Transfers by Black Hawk Co Abstract in Waterloo and Surroundings

A ledger of real estate transfers lists multiple deeds recorded in Waterloo and vicinity. Transactions include J. Smith to Amanda D. Worrall for 5 W-D Part L-8 B-2. Mary Jane Whannel to John F. McLennan and wife for properties in sections 23-90-14 totaling 15000 dollars. Peter Bremenschenkel to Jacob and Catharina Braun for SW 1-4 22-87-13 at 33080 dollars. Lewis Miller to Cornelius Howard for NE 1-4 and SE 1-4 portions valued at 21250 dollars. Abraham J. Lichfy to Willis Arter for NE 1-4 and E 1-2 NW 1-4 34-88-12 at 36900 dollars. Willis Arter to Merchants Loan and Trust Co. for NE 1-4 and E 1-2 NE 1-4 NW 1-4 34-88-18 with 6 percent rent and 11000 dollars due March 1, 1920. C. W. Bedford Admi of Laura N. Jenkins estate to Henry Schiefelhein for L-3 B-22 Hudson, Iowa at 1050 dollars.

Black Hawk Co J. Smith Amanda D. Worrall Sant Waterloo Mary Jane Whannel Jacob and Catharina Braun Lewis Miller Cornelius Howard Abraham J. Lichfy Willis Arter Willis Oliver Arter Merchants Loan and Trust Co C. W. Bedford Admi Laura N. Jenkins Henry Schiefelhein Hudson Iowa

Former Waterloo Man Heir to Estate

Chfton L. Taylor, once living in this city, is identified as heir to an estate. Leavenworth attorney asks Waterloo police chief Leighton to help locate him. An electrician by trade, he formerly worked as an engineer here and reportedly left town after last contact with relatives.

Chnton L. Taylor Leighton Leavenworth Wash Taylor Herp

Poisonous Bowels Ad Ruins Headaches Tonight

An old advertisement touts a 10 cent box of Cacarets to cleanse the stomach remove sour undigested food and foul gases and free the bowels by morning. It claims poisons re absorbed into the blood affect the brain causing headaches and recommends taking the pill before bed for months of relief.

Idaho Rocky Mountain Alwasea

Regulations for Two Departments Adopted by Civil Service

Police and fire chiefs were authorized to draft new rules and regulations. One hundred ten copies will be published after approval. Mounted police in the residence district was approved, with three men passing the examination for police and five for fire. Malcom and Briggs joined the police. Allen and Pett are acting as fire substitutes.

Police and Fire Department Dunham Leighton Civil Service Commission Chrif Leighton Fire Department W. P. Malloyana Palice Thomas Malcom Joe Briggs Lewis Lines James Pett William Allen Ed. Buehler A. H. Utter Malcom Briggs Police Department Allen Pett

First Presbyterian Campaign Reports Major Giving Progress

W. W. McFarlane announced that the whirlwind canvass at First Presbyterian Church raised over 6500 of 8180 needed for the yearly budget. About 300 members were visited with 160 more to be called, aiming to include every man woman and child in giving. The budget plans include 2600 for benevolences and 1400 for foreign missions.

W. W. McFarlane First Presbyterian Church Avery First Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Hospital

Burglars Strike Three Local Shops in Nighttime Lifts

Three business houses were entered in the night with limited loot. Modern Grocery at 1421 Commercial, Herahberger Grocery at 18068 Jefferson, and William Burk’s Saloon at 619 Saxon Street were robbed. Proceeds included small cash from registers and 12 to 18 liquor bottles. Police suspect the same pair executed all break ins and believe the saloon entry occurred after midnight. LEWIS TO SPEAK HERE. William M. Lewis of the War League will speak March 24 before the Watering Commercial Club on stronger naval defenses.

Commercial Herahberger Brog Jefferson William Burk Saxon Street

Waterloo impresses visitors with business vigor and growth

Frank Johnson president of Farmers State Savings bank of Cornell Illinois praises Waterloo for its lively spirit and cooperative business climate. He notes good hotels and many fine churches while observing the city has moved past the wet and dry fight and shows potential for further expansion.

Waterloo Frank Johnson Farmers State Savings Bank Cornell Ulster PB. Lowell Mullan Avenue J. L. Jones Central Savings Bank Mr. Johnson

Population growth notes in five year forecast

Expansion and population growth are discussed with a belief that the recent rise could repeat in the next five years. The text suggests uncertainty about the scale and timing of future increases.

Fleas for Divorce Keyes Files Suit for Desertion

Hasel Keyes seeks divorce from Harry B. Keyes alleging desertion four years ago due to human treatment. She requests custody of their four year old son and 5 weekly alimony. William H.L. Arnett cites Emily Arnett in a separate desertion action. The Brazilian government banned preservatives in most foods and beverages. A French battery firing at top speed would need thirteen minutes to cover the entire range area.

Hasel Keyes Harry B. Keyes Jane Willam HL. Arnett Emily Arnett

Ancels Fan’s Army of Laborers Numbers 88167335

A fragmented OCR reading lists large numbers 88 167 335 linked to laborers and an army motif. The readable bits point to a tally or payroll reference but lack clear nouns or actions to confirm a specific event. The piece centers on workers and numeric figures without context or names.

Ancels Fan

Do Not Use Soap on Halk Hair Care Ad Claim

An advertisement urges washing Halk without soap to avoid alkali that dries the scalp. It promotes pure green soap as mild, cheap, and long lasting, describing how to use water and a teaspoonful to create a rich lather that cleans thoroughly, rinses easily, and leaves hair soft, bright, and easy to manage.

Libby

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