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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1912
Page
4
The ad claims Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets aid digestion and relieve sour stomach after meals. It links poor teeth and indigestion to diet and stress, notes one grain of the tablet digests 3000 grains of food, and promotes the product as a rest for the stomach sold for 50 cents by druggists.
B R Barber former Calcutta missionary faces Hindu student protest at Iowa university over remarks about India presented during Sunday union services at a Methodist church. Hindusthance association claims Barber denigrated Indians citing caste labels and temple access while questioning India’s Christianity. They accuse him of falsifying stories and say Indians seek progress with charity from Christians. Barber's 13 years in Calcutta and past notoriety are noted.
Mt Vernon Township reports visits from Humphrey Morphew Nora Springs and other relatives. Cedar Falls and Waterloo residents drop by to see families. Local harvest news notes Charley Tirsden sold about 1050 bushels of potatoes from five acres at Waterloo markets.
New Year, N Y report of Michard Manera detailing a seven year battle with pimples and blackheads. After using Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap three times daily his complexion improved and eruptions healed. Samples offered by Dent Mfg Co of Baltimore.
William Kramer and family visited Allison. D. Stemm erman and A. Kugler spoke at the Roosevelt meeting. The Spooky Spooks event enjoyed by attendees. Archbishop Keane expected to confirm a class at St. Peter’s Church. Various residents moved, traveled, or hosted guests across town this week.
In Finchford Nov 5 residents husk corn as Estella Rabe visits Minnie Rabe. Miss Giesler farm summer kitchen burns. Chester Corwin improves. Fred Garrison sells store to Lamb of Gaines place. Royal Neighbors meet at Mrs. Gilbert Samuelson. Fall term closes. Newell Cassaday family visit Grundy Center. Dorman Cassaday visit Janesville.
Miss Grace Downey visited the town last Wednesday. Dr Brnnechert's father bought the former Van Haven residence and will move from Galena. Mrs Raymond Blair and daughter left for two weeks in Kansas City. Miss Katie Mahanke was home over Sunday. Mrs Dan Conn and children left for Miller. QO. B. Courtright and wife of Waterloo visited the Edwardses. Tamme Tammet has his house frescoed by Cedar Falls decorators. Chris Wilhelma returned from Freeport with his father improving slowly. Miss Cora Crossett will spend winter in Los Angeles with her sister. Mrs E W Cooper and Mildred visited Dyersville. Mr and Mrs Val Labr returned from North Dakota. Mrs Godfrey Mahanke will visit Pella. Mrs Charles Wemple called to Waterloo for her daughter. Rev. Talmage addressed the town at the opera house last Thursday evening. He is a very en-
Mrs Will Schneider visited Dewar with her sister Mrs Matt Lilley. James Maynard and William Gilmore attended the Majestic Waterloo Friday evening. Anton Beck and family were La Porte visitors Sunday. Peter Rosauer and family of Waterloo spent Sunday at the J B Schaefer home. Hogs die from cholera among farmers. Chris Strubel and Frank Neuhausen and families went to La Porte Sunday. Peter Trainor has cement work done. Mr and Mrs Carl Schaefer and Mrs Philip Trost visited in the Wm Trost home at Waterloo Sunday. Sam Lumbus marketed hogs at Hudson Thursday.
The Tripoli Literary Society met at the high school for the first time and plans to convene every two weeks. Local residents include Win Sell of Buck Creek who bought two lots near Leute Meunendorf. he will move to town with a new home next spring. Other notes mention Mr Klaiss’s rheumatism treatment, a letter from H W Backhouse, and Governor Vardaman’s Race Problem lecture at the opera house.
An advertisement touts D D D Prescription for Bezema as a fast relief for eczema and psoriasis. It claims a two second itch stop and offers a full size bottle free if relief is not immediate, highlighting Oil of Wintergreen Thymol and other ingredients.
A vintage advertising note urges expectant mothers to prepare for childbirth using Mothers Friend. It claims the product supports the mother’s system during pregnancy and aids the baby’s health, touting thousands of successful cases and offering a free book from Bradfield Regulator Co.
Ad copy notes Merital Hair Tonic will do wonders for hair with Henderson Drug Co and Red Cross Drug Store listed as points of sale.
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