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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1913
Page
16
A brief note claims Meritol Eczema Remedy quickly cures eczema in all forms and provides relief where other treatments fail. The Henderson Jung Co and Red Cross Drug Co are listed as exclusive agents endorsing the product.
The Ticklemouse awakens Davy and Dorfy with a tiger rug that comes to life. They ride the tiger through a lush jungle aided by Mowgli’s wolf pack, crossing rivers and avoiding peril until dawn shows them a safe, sleepy room.
The Dunkerton Iowa church schedules its third quarterly conference for Monday April 7 with a church supper for members and friends. An eight o'clock informal program will follow with choir and laymen presenting topics. The Epworth league devotional follows next Sunday led by Miss Mabel Nesfield.
A March 28 report from Ames, Iowa states the chemistry hall at Town State College was totally destroyed by fire. The loss is estimated around 50,000 dollars. President Pearson and the college administration face the serious aftermath of the blaze.
Advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as harmless pleasant and effective for children. It claims mothers favor it and that it is sold by all dealers.
First United Presbyterian Church to hold a meeting April 7 to file reports for the closing conference year. Rev MG Mann reports nine weddings four deaths fifteen removals and twenty nine new members in a congregation of about 200 with a favorable finances and outlook for the coming year.
Des Moines reports indicate Rep Wolp leads a committee recommending indefinite postponement of the prohibitory constitutional amendment. A minority report endorses passage. The Dixon bill to create a state inspector of county offices and uniform accounting faces reconsideration. The Craig list measure to enforce county textbook uniformity failed 53 to 47.
The proceeding notes verification delays as members missed votes and a motion to reconsider failed after a call vote. A rail reform bill and prison labor proposal were defeated. The highway bill moves to conference, with senate amendments under review, and Snipe's rail service bill becomes a special order for next Tuesday demanding two passenger trains daily.
An old advertisement touts Croxene as a universal remedy for backache and kidney related ills. It claims to purify blood, relieve rheumatic pain, and cure urinary disorders, with endorsements of pharmacists and druggists for purchase.
Waterloo real estate dealer Burton Wilson, back from North Dakota, says Waterloo is known nationwide as a business hub. He notes the Town Criers club as a noted booster group and reflects strong loyalty among Waterloo commercial travelers in the Northwest. Secretary Henry Frank confirms ongoing communications praising the booster work.
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