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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1912
Page
11
Public notice promises a free home treatment that allegedly cures asthma regardless of duration or climate. It claims to work without inhalers or drugs and asks recipients to mail a coupon to receive the method at no cost, urging immediate action.
Justice department presses pending taft era anti trust cases toward quick resolution before march 4 1909 while listing key actions against the steel and harvest er trusts the national cash register company the motion picture trust and united shoe machinery among others also notes congressional banking and investigations set to accelerate before the new session and mentions figures like taft glass pujo and foraker with focus on money trust and merchant marine inquiries.
Readers share thanks for Dr Clement a popular Des Moines specialist in Rectal Diseases and Rupture. He treats piles fistula fissure abscess and rupture with non surgical methods at Fifth and Locust in the Marquardt Building.
Mt Vernon Township reports a luncheon hosted by Mrs Maggie Jordan with guests including Mrs Rockwell Mrs Lane Mrs Decker and family. Various families attend dinners visits funerals and a cemetery association picnic with near seven dollar offerings. Township officers elected November 5 include Justices Joseph Brown F E Burkhart constables Fred Beckle Chas Wambaugh trustees Wm Deeming Wm Doepke Jas Ulrich clerk W A Eyestone assessor L S Nottger. A 10 year old girl injured falling from a grain separator.楽
Iowa shows progress against the white plague in an exhibit at the Iowa State Conference of Charities and Correction in Cedar Rapids starting Sunday November 17. The display mirrors the International Congress on Hygiene and Demography with added features from the state tuberculosis department the food and dairy commission the geological survey and the state laboratory.
Fairbank reports include Prof. Jones and family returning from Epworth after attending their mother's funeral. Mrs. Monroe arrives from Ames for a visit with her son G. F. Monroe and family. Visitors from Waterloo and St. Joseph are noted, and Elmer Gallup plans move to Denver for health with wife Jandson. Daniel Gallup joins them. Mrs. Etta Agnew of Marshalltown visits Fairbank friends. Peters brothers install large refrigerators for meats. Youndt family visits. Mrs. Garber returns from Rockford. Fairbank township Sunday school convention held with officers elected and a strong program observed.
In Spring Creek Township on November 12 F Stumma shreds corn for A Hoppe. Attenders noted the public sale of George Lulofft near Vista. Several social visits and travels among residents are listed including Mr and Mrs Charles Hahn at T Clark home and Mrs A H Meakins shopping Jesup. Continuous mentions of nearby towns Waterloo La Porte Independence Clermont and Brandon reflect community ties and routine movements.
Mrs W W Baughman visited relatives in Dubuque recently A T Jones returned to Portis Kansas H K Rich went to Dinots for the winter Mr and Mrs H C Kenyon visited Waterloo at their daughter's home Mrs Robert Walker recovers from appendectomy B F Lichty of Waterloo transacted business here Judson Thompson and wife celebrate their thirty ninth wedding anniversary Ralph Wolfe visited from Oehwein Missionary society meetings at Presbyterian and Baptist churches Ernest Gambel company recital at M F E church drew a large audience All programs were well received and enjoyed
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets marketed as a vegetable laxative option to calomel claim fast relief from liver and bowel issues. They promise no griping or weakness unlike castor oil and emphasize nightly use with a 10 or 25 cent price per box from The Olive Tablet Company in Columbus Ohio.
An advertisement touts Mother's Friend as a comfort aid for pregnancy. It claims it reduces nausea and prevents breast cake, supporting healthy motherhood and offering endorsements from thousands of users. The BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO. of Atlanta distributes the product and a free book for expectant mothers.
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