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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1928
Page
7
Dorothy Gillis daughter of Mr and Mrs F L Gillis joins Phi Sigma Iota an honorary fraternity in romance languages and no member of the women s executive council at the state university at Iowa City.
Cornelius R. Winant stock broker and brother of former New Hampshire Governor John G. Winant died after entering the Princeton club at 8 pm and collapsing five hours later. Police investigate possible attack as autopsy is ordered for a bruised nose and possible skull fracture. Winant, 31, had been drinking and had absences from his Weston Hotel room for days. He served in World War I earning the Croix de Guerre and later became a captain in the U S Army engineers. He was captured by Germans in 1918 and escaped from a prison camp in Germany.
A Japanese preparation named Teemint is promoted as a superior beautifier for hands and skin whitening. Druggists report enormous demand as it displaces older creams and lotions and is sold at all druggists.
A Waterloo advertisement recounts 82 year old J. Clidince of Toledo who says Plant Juice cured his long standing stomach illness. He reports improved appetite, weight gain, better sleep, and no relapse after use. The herbal remedy is promoted as cleansing the system and aiding stomach liver kidneys and bowels. Sold at Wangler's Drug Store and other area drug stores.
The ad recounts Dr Caldwell’s early practice in 1875 and his mild liquid laxative Syrup Pepsin later sold as Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. It claims millions use it yearly, praises relief from headaches indigestion and biliousness, and offers a free prepaid sample by writing to Syrup Pepsin Monticello Illinois.
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