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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1911
Page
1
Testimonial from L Huggins of Welch Arkansas dated September 20, 1909 praising Dr Kilmer Swamp Root for kidney and bladder relief after one month of use and full recovery after ten dollars spent. Includes sworn statement by N L Huggins.
A letter to Dr Kilmer and Company of Binghamton New York invites readers to request a sample bottle of Swamp Root and promises a booklet about kidneys and bladder. It urges mentioning the Courier and notes regular sizes priced fifty cents and one dollar at drug stores.
World of Sport reports Ed Reulbach, longtime Cubs pitcher, on the market as Frank Chance considers trades for the 1912 season. Reulbach struggled in 1911 after illness, with Chance signaling possible sale or swap for pitching help, while Cole is retained. A lineup comparison favors the Irish team on catching and managerial depth, offset by German infield and outfield questions.
St Louis November 3 manager Bres-Mahan of the Cardinals plans to travel to San Antonio next month for the minor league meeting where league magnates will be present. Roger, seeking to reorganize talent in San Antonio, may move some players while Grover Lauder milk, the man of mysteries in baseball, former Springfield Three-Lease, is rumored to return to the minors.
Chicago November 3 fans argue over the relative merits of the Trish and the German players in the big leagues as discussion winds through the ranks and clubs.
Boxing news covers Jack Doyle heading to Kansas City for a bout with Kid Williams, Dent Moore of De Pauw knocked unconscious and slated for trepanation, Langford and Flynn sailing for Australia, White eyeing a clash with Abe Attell, and Kenworthy tying a record with Denver. College football notes include Rosy Carlisle scoring early season points, Dartmouth trainer Bowler monitoring meat intake, Rogie’s 60 yard kick, and Harvard Yale stats.
Annapolis Nov 3 No further applications will be received for Army-Navy game tickets. Demand is so high that about half of the Naval Academy Athletic Association officers will get two tickets each and the rest three each. No tickets remain for general distribution due to the Atlantic fleet’s proximity to the Philadelphia site.
New York on November 3 reports racehall men predict the re election of Thomas J. Lynch to the presidency of the national league next month with little opposition. Garry Herrmann, a strong supporter, says the campaign will be exciting.
A. L. Urick of the State Federation of Labor spoke to Waterloo Illinois Central shopmen at Labor Temple about unity and sustained activism. He warned against cheap labor and urged workers to unite for long term gains, predicting peace overtures as the strike nears end.
A New England weekly notes an advertisement offering one quarter of music lessons in exchange for work on a cellar, stating a stonemason or his daughter may apply. The item reflects small town barter and community request from a historical period.
A large barn, corn crib, four horses and twelve hogs burned in a morning fire five miles northwest of Parkersburg. The blaze destroyed hay, straw, harness and tools with seven to eight hundred bushels of corn lost. Fire origin unknown. insurance fell short of loans.
Reports from D J Sensor injured in a county fair race accident say his condition shows a slight improvement though he remains largely unable below the waist. L F Springer and M A Smith report their partner L F Springer in Springfield Mass improving and able to ride and walk with a nurse amid hopeful news for friends.
Retail dealers in the city watch with interest as A. J. Wittick experiments by eliminating the delivery service at his meat market on Fourth Street West.
Mrs. Mary Soder of Waterloo R R No 4 recounts a dramatic recovery after consulting the United Doctors at Marsh-Place building. She suffered severe stomach distress, gas, irregular bowels, and heart-related fears before careful examination and treatment led to a full recovery in about three months. She urges others to seek help.
The plan began operation on November 1 with Mr Wittick reporting satisfaction and a cautious view on ultimate success. The market owner noted daily sales gains since the new system started, while other ads promote wool top blankets at 1.98 and Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets as a safe remedy for all ages available from local dealers.
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