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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1919
Page
9
Advice on preparing ground, choosing sowing times, and crops to start early. Emphasizes not working wet heavy soil, maintaining a rough top layer for quick rain settlement, and sowing peas onions leeks and greens from seed. Recommends early cabbage cauliflower asparagus rhubarb and root crops with spaced planting and soil readiness.
Des Moines reports the governor signed a repeal of the non partisan judiciary act two years after vetoing the original measure. The bill voids the prior act and shifts judge nominations to legislative conven tions.
Davenport police report Mrs. Mattie Cain and her daughter Elizabeth, both colored, were found nearly starved to death at 724 Main Street after 34 days without food and no heat since January 16. Detectives Boettcher and Quinn alerted authorities. both women were bedbound and too weak to talk, but are now on the road to recovery.
An advertisement touts Danderine as a hair cleanser that removes dandruff stops hair loss and adds softness lustre and volume. By moistening a cloth and drawing through a strand it cleanses dust oil and stimulates roots promising long strong hair with regular use. It urges purchase at drug stores or toilet counters.
The women said they had been too proud to ask for aid after the policy payout, and since February they have suffered without food, telling police of their hardship following the incident.
A notice from Washington reports Mr Bryan will celebrate his fifty ninth anniversary at the hotel with friends and associates as offices and health updates are noted. The item references Tomor row events and a local Waterloo Evening Courier advertisement.
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