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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1928
Page
8
The article cites Dr. William Henry Scott’s 1924 dedication words as a guiding pledge for hundreds of U S schools this week. It urges earnest faith hope and a noble aim for youth education, highlighting teachers as exemplars of scholarship virtue and devotion.
An advertisement promises relief from rheumatic pain using Allenrhu Number 2 capsules. The regimen starts with hourly doses for ten hours, then every two hours for fourteen hours, and continues daily until symptoms vanish. The claim includes coast to coast availability and a money back guarantee.
When kidneys hurt and back aches, avoid heavy drugs. Drink water and take Jad Salt mixture made from grape and lemon acid with lithia to cleanse and stimulate kidneys. Regular hydration supports kidney function and may ease bladder irritation.
Northeastern Iowa wins three honors in the Atwater Kent Foundation Iowa audition results announced in Des Moines by state chairman Holmes Co o per. Fayette’s Honoraine Otley won first place for girls and Paul Fedderson of Belle Plaine won first place for boys. Plorence Reed of Cedar Falls took second in girls, with Lewis Wareham of Davenport second in boys. Otley and Fedderson to Chicago for the district contest on November 24, with silver medals awarded.
Women quote Pinkham's Compound as keeping them fit for work and improving eating and sleep. A mother notes recovery around childbirth and a teenager credits it for better health. One user reports daily gains and renewed energy.
Warnings about varicose veins urge readers to use an original two ounce bottle of Emerald Oil. Apply twice daily from the swollen veins toward the heart to reduce size. Sold by Roberts Drug Co and all druggists with guaranteed results.
In a major property exchange, the Bovee Furnace company sells four two story apartment buildings at Fourth and Allen streets totaling 16 units to Mike George of 262 Kenilworth road. He trades for a two story brick business building at 613 Commercial street and the Peck's Service station property at 21% Sixth Street West plus cash, valuing the deal near $85,000. Lester W. Miller, realtor, represented both sides.
Wayne Smith and Glenn B Beers performed in personations of Herbert Hoover and Governor Alfred E Smith for the Y's Men's club gathering last night. The entertainment featured vocal and stage likenesses reflecting the era and political figures.
The article records remarks by two candidates, Hoover and Governor Smith, on farm relief and immigration policy with Smith noting limited attention to prohibition. A club poll favored Hoover. It also mentions a note on natives of the Philippines viewing earthquakes as gods.
Paris November 6 AP The new testament with paper covers stands beside top sellers in Paris bookshops. Priced at 15 francs like other paperback novels it lacks a preface and is printed solid. Cross heads give a modern look and a table of contents ends the volume.
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