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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1926
Page
8
Griswold urges public to avoid health waste and treat health as a finite reserve. He warns against ignoring health rules and encourages regular meals sleep outdoor activity and vacations to renew strength. He compares health to a savings account and warns of risks from high blood pressure heart disease and tuberculosis later in life.
A fragmented admonition about health as the key to success and happiness. It urges saving protecting renewing and using health when needed while warning not to waste it. The text lacks specific persons places or events and reads like a general maxim.
Northwestern University Alumni News salutes Agnes Law a former speech school professor now retired praised for forty years of service. The feature quotes four former colleagues and lauds her loyalty dedication and Christian character shaping the school spirit.
A March report shows 915 Benton County families reside in rented homes and pay a total of $15,559 monthly. The survey notes 1,877 owner-occupied homes and $6,922,000 in property value with $4,008,800 in annual insurance.
James Johnson, a former Vinton resident born in 1843 in Boone County Indiana, died at his California home. He served in the Eighth Iowa during the Civil War, married Nellie Kluge, and after her death he lived with relatives before moving to California. He is survived by several children and had recently resided with his father Sam in Vinton prior to relocation.
Traer March 26 Special report says Will Young former Traer elevator man and son of John and Mrs Young is nominated on two tickets for mayor of Pierson Iowa. Young lives in Pierson and manages Marr Young elevator at Piergon. County clubwomen meeting noted with Toledo Tama Dysart and Traer representation.
Traer Iowa March 25 Special The upcoming municipal election expected Monday may set a record vote due to contests for mayor and treasurer. J S Mareau seeks a second term against John Sherrett. R J Smith opposes Otto Moeller. Council nominees run unopposed.
Rich milk combined with choice grain extract is reduced to powder for a nourishing diet suitable for all ages. Describes benefits for infants, invalids, and nursing mothers, with convenient hot serving and instant preparation at home without cooking. May aid sleep when taken before bed.
A Traer federation women meeting began with registration and a noon luncheon. Mrs C W Micklethorpe of Toledo, county president, presided at the afternoon session as Osage residents gathered for a day of programs and discussion.
Osage musicians will direct the choir and accompany the broadcast from Stalian church at 7:30. Victor Musling and Mrs Melba Meo Sorvino will play piano with Bruce Lybarger on violin and the Masonic male quartet including Kingsbury Dalin and Ross Rasgell. The event features church and orchestra members from Baptist and Congregational churches in the area.
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