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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1915

Page

10

Galloway Seeks Name for Auto Fast Little Car

William Galloway, longtime maker of manure spreaders and engines, plans to market a light four cylinder automobile. He offers $50 in gold for the best two syllable name suggesting strength speed and beauty. Six names per person encouraged. The car costs 289.50 and averages 35 to 40 mpg. Test run shows 42 miles on one gallon. Public prize submissions appear via coupons in Thursday’s Courier and Reporter.

William Galloway Galloways Galloway the Courier and Reporter

Waterloo Plan Delights State Medical Delegates

Delegates at the state medical convention praised the Waterloo plan where the city medical association receives 5200 annually for overseer of the poor work. Dr Thomas F Duhigg will bring the proposal to Polk County Medical association advocating using funds for a physicians club and monthly physician calls. Dr Harold A Spilman of Ottumwa lauded physicians charitable work and urged Iowa adoption of the Waterloo plan to better care for the poor and contagious diseases.

Waterloo Polk County Medical Association Thomas F. Duhigg City Medical Association Duhigg Harold A. Spilman Ottumwa Iowa

Woman finds strength with Vinci tonic after illness

Mrs James W. Eddy of Fair Haven Vermont says after two years of poor health she could not do chores for her family of three. She credits Vinci cod liver oil iron tonic with restoring her health and appetite and urges friends to try it.

Fair Haven Vinci James WH. Eddy Wangler Bros. Co OC. J, Miller Waterloo

Robbery at Rooming House Reported in City

C. E. Stistworth reports to police headquarters that he was robbed at his rooming place last night. A pocketbook containing $35 was taken. A party under suspicion remains unfound. Chief Leighton offers a $10 reward and a week’s vacation to the first officer who arrests a robber.

C. E. Stistworth Mr. Stistworth Leighton

Things Theatrical Here At Home

The Majestic box office stays open daily through the Sunday engagement featuring five acts headed by the Ralph Bayhl Co with a unique scenic surprise. Crouch and Davenport perform ragtime harp comedy, Harry Daves Co. presents a shooting novelty, Kale and Indetta sing and dance, Jahboe’s dogs and pictures round out the program. Two reel feature Snatched from Gurning Death stars Helen Gardner and Mex Hitchcock at the Grand, with three other General Film company pictures added by Manager Nelson. At the Plaza Are You a Mason features John Barrymore in a comedy of crooked loyalties and mischief, projected there after a snicker.

Majestic Ralph Bayhl the Grand Helen Gardner Mex Hitchcock Nelson General Film Company

Eckman’s Alterative Credited With Lung Disease Recovery

An affidavit from Griffith, Lake County Indiana, recites a mother-in-law’s recovery from catarrhal pneumonia and tuberculosis after using Eckman’s Alterative. The letter claims improved health, increased weight, and ongoing vitality. The ad asserts the product aids bronchial catarrh and severe lung afflictions, with no harmful drugs.

Jos Grimer Eckman Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia

Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Ad

An old advertisement touts Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a ready to use darkening treatment. It claims it restores color, adds gloss, reduces dandruff and itching, and hides gray hair by daily application with a sponge or brush. Sold by H. W. Taggart.

Wyeth H. W. Taggart

Sevelons into a scream at Plaza patrons

Sevelons play is shown to Plaza patrons with the same film slated for tomorrow. W. C. Schoomer of Gilbertville reported his Ford missing after leaving it near the Barker feed barn in Waterloo. Police reported no trace of the auto. Robbers are active across the country and cars are being offered for return. The Waterloo Canning Co. car stolen recently remains unrecovered. This is the second vehicle taken from the city in the past year.

Plaza W. C. Schoomer Gilbertville Waterloo Waterloo Canning Co

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