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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1919

Page

4

MAS GEO GRAHAM DIES AFTER ILLNESS AT HOME

Mrs G e Graham died at 1103 Lafayette street at 7 a m after a week of illness from acute tonsillitis. She was born August 4 1885 in Watshoo and married Dr George Dudley Graham in 1908. The couple lived at Nashua and various army posts before joining the American expeditionary forces in France where he rose to lieutenant colonel in the dental corps. She leaves a daughter Ruth seven, parents four sisters and a brother. Funeral services will be private at the family home.

George Dudier Graham A. J. Edwards Lafayette Street Ethel Agnes Edwards Watshoo A. Ed. Edwards East High Lows State Teachers’ College Cedar Falls George Dudley Graham Waterloo Nashua Graham Honolulu Fort Thar Allen Ince Frst Pershing France Colons Dental Corps Ruth J. R. Vaughan Des. Moines L. H. Minkel Fort Dodge David W. Edwards Wagoner Cal Blanche HB. Edwards Bellevue Hospital New York City A. J. Edwards, Jr Naval Reserve Pelam Bay First Baptist Church Queen Esther Circle of Kings Daughters the Daughters of the American Revolution Chapter Sundar

Last Night's News in Brief from Global Dispatches

A digest of early twentieth century items notes Villa followers killed in Mexico near Columbus, agitations spreading across Argentina, U S price declines in February, legal challenges to prohibition, Charles of Austria seeking asylum in Switzerland, Red Cross aid to Siberia, Bolshevik withdrawal from Dvinsk, German-Posen talks, wartime reparations estimates for Canada and Hungary, and a plea to farmers for a discount booklet from Waterloo Evening Courier.

Juarez Mexico Columbus N. M Buenos Aires Argentina Washington, D. C New York Committee of United States Distillers Geneva Charles of Austria Switzerland Washington D. C Siberia Red Gross Z Ita Siberian Com Helsingfors Dvinsk Posen Berlin Warsaw Paris Entente Basle Spartacans Germany Col House United States

Poslam Skin Remedy Ad Claims Quick Eczema Relief

An advertisement touts Poslam as safe and effective for eczema and stubborn skin trouble. It promises rapid improvement, explains high concentration, and offers a free sample by writing Emergency Laboratory AG at 243 West 47th Street New York City. It also promotes festa Soap medicated with Poslam.

Emergency Laborator AG West 47Th St New York Ecity

Turks Remain Unconvinced as Allies Fail to Assert Authority

A Paris dispatched report from Constantinople says Turkish leaders doubt the Allies’ victory and oppose foreign control. The French correspondent notes that Allied troops did not seize ministries or police, allowing pro‑German factions to still operate. He cites ongoing friction between France and Britain over Turkey’s future and reports Von Sanders in Prinkipo aiding the old regime.

London Constantinople Stamboul Committee of Union and “Progress Mministries France England Turkey Constantiinople Princes Islands Prinkipo von Sanders Liman Pascha

Freezone Corn Remedy Advertises Easy Pain Free Lifting

A vintage advertisement touts Freezone as a painless corn cure costing only a few cents. It claims quick relief by applying a drop, then lifting the corn with fingers, and says it also removes calluses and toe combos without pain. Threezone is credited as the Cincinnati genius discovery.

Cincinnati

Mississippi Valley export import firm planned by St Louis group

A private capital bureau of the St. Louis Chamber of Commerce backs a $25,000,000 Mississippi Valley export and import company. It would collect valley products for export and import goods for distribution, with 60 percent of stock to be held by regional manufacturers. The plan envisions government support and overseas selling and purchasing agents, plus potential ownership of ships and barges.

ST. Louis Mississippi Valley Foreign Trade Bureau Washington Mississippi River New York New Orleans The Chamber of Commerce

Vinton Plans Memorial Service For Soldier Boys

Vinton Ta March 21 Arrangements are under way for a memorial service honoring the soldier boys who died in the late war. The ceremony will remember all who lost their lives in the conflict with time and place to be announced later. The plan aims for a noon service on a date that will be set as soon as details are finalized.

Vinton Shi Henry Schultz College For the Blind Manchester Schultz B.A. Buxton City of Buxton John

Not Suffering From Catarrh Pure Blood Cure Claim

Advertises Swift Specific Company product S S S to purify blood and defeat catarrh. Claims cure by removing infection from blood and restoring health. Includes offer to answer letters from readers and cites Swift Laboratory Atlanta Georgia with fifty years of use.

Swift Swift Laboratory Atlanta

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