Wrestling bout revival planned in Waterloo with police supervision
Carl Brown to meet Walter Miller in Waterloo on November 24 under police supervision to avoid past problems. Miller, a top middleweight, traveled west for a contest and will likely face Brown after Miller’s earlier St. Paul bout was canceled due to Yokel's illness. Referee to be appointed by Chief Leighton.
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Waterloo
Leighton
Walter Miller
St. Paul
Police Department
Carl Brown
Miller
Mike Yokel
Yokel
Eee
Cunningham's Plasters Claim Quick Pain Relief
Society page style ad offers Cunningham's Plasters advertised as a free introductory package. It promises rapid relief from backache, kidney trouble, lumbago, rheumatic pains, and more with eight plaster types and a coupon redeemable at Wangler Bros. and local druggists. Includes a coupon and address details.
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Wangler Bros. Co
East Fourth Street
Waterloo
Iowa
Free trial offer for KRESKO skin remedy and soap
Advertises free KRESKO trial samples for eczema blotches pimples and skin trouble with different sizes and pricing. Mentions Gaditrarihe Kresko Laboratories at 40 Fourth Ave New York and local druggists Wangler Bros B W Bruhneman Knapp Drug Co H W Yaggart Henderson Drug Co as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kresko
Gaditrarihe
Kresko Laboratories
Nept
Fourth Ave
New York
Wangler Bros
B. W. Brhuneman
Knapp Drug Co
H.W. Yaggart and
Henderson Drug ‘Co
Waterloo Wrestling Regulations Set By Police Chief
The city braces for wrestling bouts with Chief Leighton enforcing rules. Referee chosen by the chief. no handicap or draws. bouts must finish with two falls or surrender. Any shady activity will end the match and bring action against involved parties. Brown trains for a comeback after a single win this season while Miller remains in dispute over past terms.
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Waterloo
Hints for Embroiderers and Imperial Pattern Offer
A home embroidery guide urges women to learn art needlework with washing, ironing, and stain removal tips. It promotes an Imperial Embroidery Pattern Outfit offering $10 value at cost, with coupons printed daily in this paper and a postage add-on for out-of-town readers.
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Avery
Farmer and Breeder and Waterloo Courier Offer
The Business Counsellor to 65,000 Farmers is promoted as a practical Northwest farming journal. A subscription offer combines Farmer and Breeder with the Waterloo Evening Courier for 8.20, plus free consultation with the Special Service Department on farming and stock raising during the subscription term.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Northwest
Waterloo Evening Courier
Special Service Department of
Farmer and Breeder
Never Saw His Bride's Face Until Married
Baltimore reports Dr Francis W Hartley admitting he did not see his bride until after the ceremony at Franklin Square Baptist Church He wed Mrs Marian A Arnett of Philadelphia and she says she is happy and hopes reporters will leave them alone. Silver set for Miss Wilson Martine says fund for Jessie Wilson wedding present will buy a silver service worth about 1000 dollars as the fund reaches that amount.
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Baltimore
Francis W. Hartley
Franklin Square Baptist Church
Marian A. Arnett
Philadelphia
Miss Wilson
Washington, D. C
Atlantic States
Marling
New Jersey
Jessie Wilson
Martine
McCaskill Searched In Court Finds No Weapon
An unusual court moment occurred after a manslaughter trial when J T McCaskill, free on bail, was patted down in a rear room by a bailiff and found to have no firearms or ammunition. The incident arose from cartridges being bought and a pocket bulge once suspected.
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J. T. McCaskill
McCaskill
T. Wilson
Phillips
Henry Phillips
Waverly social notes and wedding report from Waverly
Waverly daily rounds recount visitors from Excelsior Springs Waterloo Allison Shell Rock Nashua Plainfield Tripoli and Kansas plus theatre outing and a Dreamland party at Miss Alice Lawrence's. A wedding at St Marys Catholic church between Mary Caspar Casper Bowen and Albert Bowen Nashua is noted with sermon by Archbishop Keane.
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Waverly
Chris Smith
Excelsior Springs
J. M. Grogs
Ralph B. Slippy
Waterloo
F. Keller
Addie
Allison
Waverly Junction
John Simonds
J. M. Mullen
Shell Rock
BE. L. Mullen
New Rockford
N. D
Sarah Christman
Nashua
Wheeler
M. W. Scott
Plainfield
F. C. Hillman
Leo Dugson
Mamie Dove
James Swinton
Kansas
G. W. Smith
Alice Lawrence
T. K. Club
Miss Lawrence
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Mary Swathryn Casper
Albert D. Bowen
Father Lund
Elmer Reeves
Glen Eveland
Willily
Minn
Jakesland
Margaret Clark
Los Angeles
Keane
Jinbueque
Temperance Lecturer Edith Davis Addresses East and West High
Mrs. Edith Davis of Milwaukee spoke for forty minutes before East High students on alcohol and tobacco effects on the human mind. This afternoon she addressed West High on the same topic and tomorrow will deliver the principal address before the county WCTU convention. She is regarded as a foremost temperance lecturer in the United States.
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Edith Davis
Milwaukee
East High School
Davis
West High School
W.C. T. AL
United States
Foley Kidney Pils ad claims best cure for kidney and bladder ailments
An advertisement asserts Foley Kidney Pills offer the best combination of curative and healing medicines for kidney and bladder ailments and urinary irregularities. It declares the product the best medicine for the purpose and notes it is for sale by all dealers.
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Foley Kidney Pils
Visit by Miss Adaline Miller in Wateria
Miss Adaline T. Miller of Cedar Rapids visits Wateria this week, hosted by friend Mrs. Margaret Talbett at the corner of Franklin and Dark streets. She also calls on relatives Mr. and Mrs. W W Miller at 405 War Park avenue and plans to return home next Friday.
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Adaline T. Miller
Cedar Rapids
Margaret Talbett
Franklin and
Dark Avenue
Mer
W.W. Miller
Waar Park Avenue
Returns to Waterloo Moves from Park Road
Waverly resident Tanney, formerly of 225 Park Road Io, has moved to Waterloo after living there all week. The item notes a back to Waterloo move and references a pe ana comp.
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Waterloo
Waverly
Lod
Tanney
No. 225
Park Road
MusteroLe Mustard Plaster Promises Quick Congestion Relief
An old time patent medicine style ad touts MusteroLe as a brisk chest and throat remedy. Promises soothing relief from bronchial and throat ailments and aches, claims oil of mustard makes it superior to prior plasters, and cites broad applications from colds to rheumatic pains.
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Cunningham
Cunningham’s
Anti-Toxine Chemical Co
N. Kedzi¢ Ave
Chicago
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