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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1911
Page
10
A drug advertisement touts 8 grain hypo nuclane tablets as a home remedy to add 10 to 30 pounds, improve complexion, and restore nervous health, claiming chronic headaches are relieved by Pain-Away Fills and urging readers to ask physicians or druggists.
An advertisement extols Gold Dust as a sanitary washing powder that not only cleans visible dirt but also digs deep to sterilize pots pans pails and kettles leaving them clean wholesome and safe by eradicating germs hidden in ordinary washing.
A testimonial from Charles Hilderbrandt of Woodville Ohio praises Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for neuralgia relief. The ad claims the pills beat other medicines and offers a money back guarantee if the first package fails.
Des Moines reports a heated House debate over a bill to change how consent to sell intoxicants is obtained. Representative Shankland blasts the league as revenue-driven. W C Barber replies defending the Iowa Anti-Saloon League and its methods while alleging mischaracterizations. The debate ends with the majority adopting the report against passage.
A patient plagued by chronic inflammation and itching recounts decades of failed treatments and hospital care before using Cuticura remedies. After two baths, Olmiment and Pils, the inflammation vanished and the sufferer found relief. Shared by Mrs. Bertha Sacha of New York and others in testimonial form.
North Waterloo items report moves and visits among locals in Manchester Freeport Osage and Water loo. Resignations and relocations include Robert E. Kenney and T J Walters plus travel notes from W D Taylor Seymour Poyner and W I Kashet. Also a health note praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds and related germ diseases.
Ian Robertson tours as a finished artist after global stage work with Booth Modjeska Irving Hare and Forbes Robertson. He stars tonight at the Syndicate Theatre in Jerome K Jerome's The Passing of the Third Foot Back. Ben Hur at Waterloo Theatre runs April 6 to 8 with a special matinee on April 8 and tickets go on sale tomorrow morning.
Mrs. Sarah J. Phelps of Edgewood has opened the Moon hotel in Nashua and plans to stay permanently. The building is newly furnished with electric lights and sewerage to be installed. she expects to erect a feed barn with three sons to operate the hotel business.
The First Methodist Episcopal Church outlines Friday cottage prayer meetings in ten city districts led by district organizers. Tonight District 1 meets at 707 Bluffs street Bowers home, District 4 at 629 Ninth street west Sherman home, Districts 7 and 8 at 206 Randolph street Sargey home, District 9 at 309 Baltimore street Phinney home, and District 10 at 308 Reber avenue Barlow home.
The Woman's Suffrage society of Waterloo organized at Mrs Sine’s home with officers led by President Mrs S J Line and Vice President Mrs W F Brockway. The group will discuss suffrage practice in Colorado Nevada Wyoming Utah and Washington and plan monthly meetings for outreach and study.
Elmer Kub lank returns from Chicago with cattle for J. H. Kublank. Cc. W. Moore of St. Paul visits farm south of town. George Hughes of Clarion visits parents. Local youths attend The House of a Thousand Candles in Clarksville. Mrs. W. H. Graham of Cedar Rapids visits. Pythian Sisters attend Waterloo convention. Mrs. Millie Remington returns from Clinton. Sympathy extended to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Neal on their ten month old Harold's death from pneumonia. funeral at M. E. church.
A Berlin cable argues against the surge of appendicitis operations. Dr Richard Hela urges limits, while Dr Klein says public fears are exaggerated. Dr Scott of the United Doctors backs caution and favors surgery only as a last resort. The group promotes curing diseases with natural remedies and vegetable medicines.
The little one was laid to rest in Riverside cemetery. C. W. Rowley of Union was in town for the week due to the death of Mr. Neal's infant son Witt Puffer who formerly resided there.
A new remedy for rheumatism from the American Drug and Press Association using a special chemist formula. Merital Rheumatism Powders claim ease of taking and proven results. Sold by Henderson Drug Co and association representatives with physician endorsements.
The item notes Shell Bock who long held a Buholtz store position in Creme moves to F Newcomb's store in this city and plans to reside here soon. Mrs. Widith Taylor of Waterloo visited town. An advertisement advises using Chamberlain's Liniment for rheumatism with quick relief at a quarter.
Oskaloosa Iowa March 31 Mayor S C Reynolds held a conference with defeated candidates party leaders and other prominent citizens to seek suggestions on how they want the city run. The informal meeting aimed to gather ideas for future policy and administration.
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