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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1911
Page
3
A letter from Jonesville D C describes how Cardus relieved severe women’s health issues after doctors offered surgery and medicine with no improvement. The writer claims improved health and no pain after using Cardus, urging others to seek guidance from Chattanooga Medicine Co for samples and home treatment guidance.
An advertisement urges readers not to fear aging and promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy. It claims to darken hair grey, removes dandruff, promotes growth, and offers a money back guarantee if not as represented. Sold by druggists at fifty cents per bottle via H W Tageart 637 Commercial St.
Musterolz ointment promises instant relief for rheumatic pains and a wide range of ailments including bronchitis croup asthma and headaches. The ad claims it penetrates without blistering and urges readers to buy 25 cent and 50 cent jars or mail 5 cents for postage.
Secretary Stimson told the Kansas City Commercial Club that the Panama Canal requires subsidies for American shippers and an administrative system as a military adjunct. He warned Congress must act to authorize operation and governance, noting military value and risks if left unaddressed. Local notices report various community items and an accident with Peter Sullivan.
Mt Vernon township notes frail with social updates. Mrs Ja Moore travels to St Louis to stay with her daughter and family while Parrot dealer F E Burkhart showcases a chatty young bird in Chicago. Various visits, weddings, birthdays, and dances mark community life alongside farming chores and winter plans.
Shady Grove reports farmers shredding corn fodder. Anna Peck is attending school at Branson. Mrs. Frank Kenney left Monday for a week's visit with Dubuque friends. The funeral of Mrs. Rebecca Peltex, who died in Burlington, Kan, is noted.
Activities include Mrs. Collins returning from Minnesota and Miss Berry visiting Cedar Falls. Mr. Conn visits sister Mrs. Mead. V Lahr family visiting relatives. W R C ladies host at Mrs. Turner home. Miss Peterson returns to Cedar Falls. Smallpox prompted school fumigation and reopening Monday. Royal Neighbors bazaar and supper planned with evening dance.
Conner visited relatives in Cedar Falls last week. Mrs Alice Davis and two children spent a week in the vicinity. The winter term began Monday with Joe Walker as teacher. Mr and Mrs Trueman Gerholdt have a baby boy. Mrs Beaty plans a week with her son FP Beaty and family after winter with W S Beaty and family.
Nov 14 Clarksville Parkeville notes a string of visits from Alberta and Cedar Rapids relations. Typhoid illness affects Miss Abbie Wyle. trained nurse attends. Harlan Roberts dies after being struck by cars. funeral held at home with Rev. Sinclair. Mrs Carpenter ships household goods as her husband remains away.
Charles Dumond and family of Waterloo visited Charley McBride’s home in Finchford last week. John Holland and family arrived from New Rockford North Dakota after five years there. Holland purchased a farm near Waverly. Miss Elsie Causby and Miss Inez...
The new remedy Root Juice gains crowds at the Henderson drug store as locals praise its effects. Mrs. J. Schondell reports rheumatism relief after two bottles, enabling walking and household duties. demonstrations offer three large bottles for two dollars and fifty cents.
Carrie Prieg spent Sunday with relatives at Waterloo. Mrs. C Seege and daughter Mrs. Bennett visited the Ben Stenzel home at Waverly. Mrs. G Schwen, operated on for appendicitis, is progressing well. John Mueller, who injured his hand, is at the doctor’s home receiving care.
Mrs Herman Koeneke of Waterloo visited relatives here last week. Mrs J Neverman and grandson Carl Hageman visited the H H Neverman home here Friday and Saturday. John Neuendert and Ida Hagen will be married Thursday. Fred Buhhaltz of Sumner was calling on friends here Saturday. Mr Stocking left Barclay for Marshalltown to remain at the Soldiers home. Vina Panzer entertained eight friends at dinner Sunday. A German band played and a dance followed with a good time reported. J C Morgan resigned as barber for Guy Jenks and moved to Waterloo. Wm Goodenbour and his mother attended the funeral of Goodenbour's brother in Minneapolis. Carrie Kehe of Denver visited Sadie Jahnke earlier this week. Mrs Frank Rederus entertained Waterloo members last Thursday. Yaura Selek was a Waterloo visitor Tuesday and Wednesday.
Nov 15 Eagle Center notes a busy husking period ending soon. Ole Lumbus visited Ora Lyle in Waterloo. John and Mrs Butch welcome a baby girl, while Dan Conry celebrates a newborn son Carl Schaefer faces stomach ulcers. Ladies' Circle hosted at Mrs Conry with next gathering planned with Mrs Heinz. District 3 school to start Monday Nov 27.
A fragment from an 19th century column notes social suspicion of a woman avoided by society named in a quiz style. It then shifts to a church mission query about who bears most interest in its charity work, mentioning Mrs Flowerd and Mrs Howard.
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