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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1913
Page
5
A Waterloo area medical advance claims a new method called Nupropathy cures children of a long list of lingering diseases once deemed incurable. The article cites numerous recovered patients in Waterloo and nearby villages and credits prominent surgeon Pusan for his role in highlighting the method’s precision and focus on disease causes.
A Waterloo mother gives a public heartfelt endorsement of Napropathic treatment for her daughter Ethel Grace Sutherland who had been ill for months. After treatment Ethel gained weight returned to school and is now fully recovered praising the remedy and urging others to try it.
Little Ethel Greenfield fell ill last June with chorea or St. Vitus Dance and rapidly weakened. After weeks of doctors failing to help, a new five week course led to a complete recovery and return to her school duties, her mother recalling dramatic improvement and renewed health.
Olga Frederickson of Hinck United Minee is cited by her parents as recovering from a long illness described as paralysis and a hereditary condition. The report notes a gradual improvement after treatment and emphasizes the family's claim that this therapy offered the only hope for the chronic disease, detailing the child’s early onset and initial gait difficulties.
Mr. Alex T Bejork of Aberdeen North Dakota praises a Waterloo Naprapath for his daughter who had been given up by other doctors. He says she is now well after the new method was used.
An underlined account describes a child's severe deformity and dizziness improving after Naprapathy treatment by Bruce Galloway at Black Hawk National Bank Building. The piece touts Naprapath services, free consultation, and suggests a new hairdressing trend to downplay ears.
The west side school board reorganized for the year and reviewed architect Balton's tentative drawings for a new gateway addition school. Officers named Carleton Sias president with committee appointments. building will be two stories, ten rooms, brick, about $45,000, with bids to be opened April 23.
Washington reports argument in the Supreme Court over two American Naval Stores officials jailed for Sherman Act violations. The case coincides with the firm’s announcement of suspension of operations and cites impaired credit from the Low Capitalist institution as a reason. Reeders Cleaning Works advertises services at 95 Franklin St with phone 171.
The Burlington school board praised itself for a shift in plans after a contract for a new school building at 827,403 was replaced by a cheaper option at 30,000. They claim fireproof construction is essential and rescinded the prior contract to pursue a safer structure, arguing the cost difference is justified by safety.
Advertisement lists Joe Raymond of 225 East 8th Street offering collapsible sulkies with a contact point for potential buyers and details within a compact classified notice.
Webster City High and West Side High will clash in a dual debate Friday evening on the resolution That the United States should adopt a policy of ship subsidy The West Side affirmative team Carl Chapman Pressey Frank and Clarence Myers will argue against Ira Maynard Evelyn Hess and Roger Birdsall of Webster City will present the negative side Judges are Supt C M Carson Marion Supt Robert Prenow Independence and Supt J R Inman Manchester The return match will follow later in the term.
Auburns on display now at Burd Auto Co. Limited details available in the readable OCR fragment.
Waterloo Masons plan a major degree work showcase at the Masonic temple with ten other chapters invited from Cedar Falls Waverly Vinton Oelwein and more. Grand Lodge officers expected to attend a 6 30 pm banquet as part of Easter Sunday services at Christ Church with Knights Templar from Waterloo and Cedar Falls and a large Cedar Falls delegation anticipated.
Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan spent under three hours in Chicago. He attended a wedding and a St Patrick’s Day event, held a secret political conference, and met reporters without revealing his Springfield agenda to break the senatorial deadlock. He maintained careful discretion, leaving the outcome unclear to observers.
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