Get Rid of Rheumatism With Chamberlain Liniment
Advertises Chamberlain's Liniment for rheumatism relief with massaging of affected parts. Notes sale through all dealers.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1912
Page
8
Dawson seriously hurt by burst emery wheel at plant
Will S. Dawson foreman at the William Galloway plant was struck in the face by debris from a burst emery wheel Saturday afternoon. Initial reports said skull fracture and possible loss of sight, but medical exam showed no skull fracture and sight may be saved. He resides at 921 Mullantraveing west and is recovering slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will S. Dawson
William Gatoway
Dawson
Mr. Dawson
William Galloway Company
Mullan Traveing West
Eleven Graduate at Belle Plaine
Belle Plaine May 18 The Belle Plaine high school junior class hosted the senior class banquet at the Congregational church dining hall A reception followed at the W A Montgomery home with Miss Lillian Montgomery as hostess The 1912 senior class has eleven members six girls and five boys The baccalaureate sermon is scheduled for May 26 at the Congregational church delivered by Rev Vernon Lee Graduation exercises will be held at the opera house on May 29 with Rev Joseph Newton of Cedar Rapids giving the commencement address.
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Belle Plaine
Cass
Congregational Church
W. A. Montgomery
Lillian
Congregational
Joseph Newton
Cedar Rapids
Newspaper Man Apoplexy Victim in Cedar Rapids
Clarence L. Miller president of the Cedar Hapids Gazettes died of apoplexy in his garage while adjusting a tire. Born March 30, 1848 in Kenton, he moved to Cedar Rapids in 1666 and led the Gazette company with his brother in law Fred Faulkes. He also chaired the Alliance Hotel Co and served as director of local banks, and belonged to Elks and Masons. His son John Miller and daughter Mrs Ed Holt were in atlas Texas with delegations and would be returning to Cedar Rapids. A medical advertisement touts Chamberlain stomach tablets for digestion and appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar
Clarence L. Miller
Cedar Hapids Gazettes Company
Mr. Miler
Kenton
Cedar Rapids
Atlas
Tex
House wearyed by Panama Canal bill
Washington May 20. The House adjourned after vigorous debate over the canal administration bill mainly over tolls and universal charges. Amendments proliferated, with supporters of free passage for American ships facing backers of universal charges. Rep Borland warned of air attacks on the works costing 400 million dollars.
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Washington
House
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf Coast
Borland
Missouri
Lynch Re elected President Of Typographical Union
Indianapolis May 20 James M M Lynch announced he had been re elected president of the International Typographical Union by a majority of 8000 votes and that the remaining officers were re elected by margins at least 2000 votes higher than last election Official results await tellers meeting in the city on June 1.
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Indianapolis
James MM. Lynch
International Typographical Union
Pastor to Speak at County Sunday School Convention
Rev. Lewis P. Kopp of the Central Church of Christ will travel to Conrad tomorrow to deliver the address "The Biggest Thing in Sunday School Work" at the county Sunday school convention being held there tomorrow evening.
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Lewis P. Kopp
Central Church of Christ
Conrad
State Missionary Meeting Opens At Charles City
The Woman's State Missionary meeting and state conference of Congregational churches begin tomorrow at Charles City with representatives Mrs L L Brooks Mrs Della ONeill from the First Congregational church and Rev Walter H Rollins pastor and Dr J C Stevenson Registrar among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s State Missionary Meeting
State Conference of the Congregational Churches
Charles City
L. L. Brooks
Della O'Neill
First Congregational Church
The
Missionary Society
Walter H. Rollins
J. C. Stevenson
Wichita Woman Defends Body in Beacon Letter
Lenora UW Jones cites a min dated letter defending Homer Rodeheaver amid a rumor and lawsuit, arguing dignity, apologies, and fair hearing for Miss Jay, while noting praise for clean living and Chamberlain's Tablets testimonials. The piece blends social commentary with reader letters and an ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenora UW. Jones
The
West
Kan
Beacon
Homer Lode
Heaver
Sunday
Miss Jay
Mr. Rodeheaver
Darry
Eves
Homer Rodeheaver
Marksmen Practice Chance At Prospect Park This Week
The Waterloo Marksmen will use Prospect Park gun house daily this week to prepare for the registered shoot on Thursday and Friday. Interest surrounds the regular shoot with many competitors from the Peoria state shoot expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Long State Teachers’ College
Theodora Thomas
Splendid College Choral Society
Florence Hinkle
Herbert Witherspoon
Bruno Steindel
Beethoven
Brahms
Wagner
Arthur Bhattuck
Pianiat
Prospect Park
Peoria
The Indian Medicine Man and Lydia Pinkham Remedy
A pioneer tale notes how tribes used rat and herb cures, claiming ancient experts conquered diseases. It then praises Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a renowned worldwide standard remedy for female ills developed nearly forty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Finkham
Borax Fights Germs in Housecleaning Routine
The article urges daily funding of housecleaning with borax and boiling water to kill germs and odors. Borax is praised for brightening glassware and silverware and for hygienically cleaning dishes and utensils. World health officers advocate borax in general cleaning.
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California
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Reed Miller
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Teachers’ College
Frederick Stock
Will
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Henry W. Elson
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W. Hw, Hartman Co
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Darius Downey
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