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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1916
Page
8
A travelogue recounts Vigo Spain famed for its fish market. The author notes colorful head garb on women and children, bustling stalls of mackerel, shrimp and lobsters, vivid markets, cobbled streets, fort atop a hill, goats and sheep, and seaside views all priced at about 60 cents an hour.
Democratic tourists visiting the White House garden observed workers planting pump tulip bulbs early in the week. They said the scene reflected faith and hope in Mrs. Wilson's support for her husband’s re election, while Republicans argued the gesture showed Mrs. Wilson’s generosity.
Alfred Quantz of Hamilton Ohio writes of his recovery from asthma and catarrh after using Nacor. He says he gained weight and strength, slept better, stopped coughing, and was examined by his doctor as now being all right. He praises the medicine and offers to tell others its benefits. A free copy of Facts About Nacor is available, with physician services offered at no charge from M L Haymann at Des Moines Iowa.
Readers note plans to beautify Mrs. Hughes and Mrs. Wilson gardens with spring tulip bulbs. The timing hinges on the November vote, as blooms may only appear after the March inauguration. Thousands of bulbs are in place, with a farmer stating Mrs. Wilson would enjoy them if present, while Mrs. Hughes could remove them otherwise.
Major General George W. Goethala spoke before the Traffic club at the Waldorf Astoria in New York on November 8, urging a new canal treaty and proposing modifications to meat import demands affecting American commerce.
The article discusses corrections to the Taft era treaty enabling U S control of canal zone property only for canal use. General Goethals urges expanding U S control to warehouses and buildings tied to American commerce growth. It notes tolls by vessel tonnage and suggests considering earning capacity, with criticism that British ships may pass through cheaper. An ad warns readers to register to vote, noting Saturday is the last chance.
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