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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1911
Page
9
Purports to cleanse liver and bowels to relieve indigestion and foul taste. Claims a 10 cent box works overnight while you sleep and keeps stomach and bowels regulated for months. Encourages use for adults and children.
Eugene Oregon November 14 locals tense over memory lapse in which a laborer George A. Lewis is claimed by physician Dr Leiberg as her son Bernard Marvin. Lewis contests the claim saying he is related to the doctor and recalls little before two months ago when Bernard Martin vanished. Doctors suspect head injury and anticipate memory return. Lewis says he was born in Trachester New York and has worked in Muskegon Michigan and other mills.
If Your Head Aches You should Take the Sure Remedy Hicks Capudine. Capudine reaches the cause of headache quickly whether heat cold grip stomach troubles and cures even sick or nervous headaches. Capudine helps colds and grip and eases fever nerves and discomfort. Liquid easy to take acts immediately available in bottles.
A Courier report stresses parental ignorance and physician care gaps as typhoid, diphtheria, and related illnesses threaten Waterloo and surrounding communities. It cites physicians must wear gowns, sterilize hands, and change clothing between patients to curb spread and uphold duty to state and people.
Des Moines reports the grand jury will investigate a claim that Fred Beaner, secretary of the grocer's association, operated a gambling device in the Coliseum during the pure food show. Indictment possible if evidence warrants.
Report says a faction aims to dissolve the Retal Grover's Association if Beaner is indicted. It notes the gambling device alleged to be run by Beaner may belong to the association, and if proven, Attorney General George Cosson could be asked to dissolve the group.
Des Moines reports reveal council action placing Councilman John MacVicar in charge of the police department. Speculation centers on a possible change at police headquarters with names like Ab Vay former night chief and C Jackson night captain mentioned. Patrol orders followed the resolution with four plainclothes men and supporting officers assigned to report for duty.
A Graniteville resident testifies to Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound aiding her through the change of life easing nervousness and other symptoms. The letter promotes the remedy’s long record of cures and invites others to write for free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts. Gilbertville hosts two local weddings today as Miss Susan Demuth and Mr. W H Huber wed at the bride’s home and Miss Irene Conrad and P G Hoffman tie the knot at the church with plans to settle in Waterloo.
Waverly Iowa November 14 Charlie Rathe longtime meat market owner died at Mercy hospital after a two day illness from stomach hemorrhage He was 58 leaving a wife a daughter Mrs Dick Stephenson and a son Herbert The funeral will be at his house Wednesday at 1 30 Rev Rausch officiating. Yor coughing dryness tickling throat and hoarseness Foley s Honey and Tar is recommended by H W Taggart.
A financial conference of the Waterloo presbytery was held at Westminster Presbyterian Church with 25 to 30 laymen and ministers present. Rev. Bh. P. Krome led a 10 am devotional service, followed by talks on local expenses and church benevolences. Mr. Wagner and F. Wyllis Jenks spoke on expenses, Rev. C. McIntyre on benevolences. Afternoon session led by A. F. McGarrah of New York City, who advises on church financing. Luncheon served by Westminster ladies.
Lincoln Kansas cases loom as district court opens to hear charges of assault and battery in the August tar and feathering of Miss Mary Chamberlin, Beverly teacher at Shady Bend. Prosecution seeks maximum 12 months and $1,000 for each defendant. Jealousy among local women cited as motive. defendants are prominent county citizens. Trials expected to draw tourists as hotels prepare for possible sensational testimony.
Atchison Kansas mail carrier Fred Duehren says kidney and bladder trouble caused back pain and heaviness when carrying heavy mail loads. Since taking Foley Kidney Pills he reports complete relief and is as sound as ever. 11 W Taggart.
A teacher asks a class to define the phrase lap of luxury. A small girl confidently answers that it means a cat stealing into the larder and licking the cream off the milk, leaving the teacher momentarily unsure.
A fragment from the Baltimore American mentions an elderly man fond of disputes. A doctor reportedly diagnosed a brain-related cause behind his constant arguing, while the adage about accusing others highlights a moral point about hypocrisy.
Sickness and ill health are common, but modern science offers hope for chronic stomach issues. Miller's Dyspepsia Tablets claim to heal diseased gastric cells and restore stomach function without irritants. Sold by first class druggists with free samples from Morris Drug Co., Morris, Illinois.
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