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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1914
Page
5
Washington March 20. The Chamberlain equal woman suffrage amendment was rejected by the senate on a 35 to 84 vote. Sixty nine senators voted. two thirds required. It marks a dead end for this congress though noted as a significant step for the suffrage movement.
An advertisement urges stop catarrh with Hyomei, promising fast relief for head colds and sniffles. It describes direct inhaler therapy, antiseptic oils, and air breathed to the membranes, noting money refunds and nationwide druggist availability. The complete outfit costs 31.00.
West High School launches a tobacco endur ance contest after 160 declarations show 22 tobacco users. Principal Wallace leads the boy’s smokeless battalion to stop smoking by summer, with each lapse reported to teachers and a percentage kept to gauge progress. The aim is to prove tobacco harms on developing bodies and minds.
Dr and Mrs I H Piges and sons Leonard and Thurston spent Wednesday evening in Waterloo. Mrs F M Bowen hosted the Philathea class of Brethren church Tuesday afternoon with Mrs M H Thompson leading and refreshments served. Anna and Stella McDowell Gladys Washburn and Lida Strayer shopped in Waterloo Tuesday. Lyle Blough has been ill this week. Mrs Hausler of Reinbeck visited Mrs Henry Stuers last week. J W Patterson left for Drinkwa
A health ad urges women feeling run down to try Vinci cod liver and iron tonic to restore appetite, strengthen digestion, and build blood. Testimonial from Mrs. Walter Price of Biloxi, Mississippi claims improvement after starting Vinci, with a money back guarantee if no help. Sold by Wangler Bros Co and C J Miller in Waterloo, Iowa.
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