Talented Waterloo Girl to Appear in Recital
Waterloo reader Miss Mases Strayer, famed for dramatic art, will present The Dawn of Tomorrow by Frances Hodgson Burnett at First Brethren Church Wednesday night. The Iowa State Teachers College graduate has performed recently in Independence and Cedar Falls, with Miss Rose M. Smith as soloist. King's Daughters sponsor the event.
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Mases
Waterloo
Laze Strayer
Frances Hodgson Burnett
First Brethren Church
Miss Strayer
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Independence
Terloo West High
Rose M. Smith
Whoa Hhus
Cedar Falls
King's Daughters of
Orphin Wilson
W. Mcilmore
Constipation a Penalty of Age
Nothing is so essential to health in advancing age as keeping the bowels open. It makes one feel younger and fresher and forestalls colds, piles, fevers, and other dependent ills. A mild laxative tonic of herbs with pepsin, Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, is recommended. Prices are fifty cents and one dollar. Trial bottle available by writing Dr. W. B. Caldwell 451 Washington St Monticello Tl.
Lime Starvation Tuberculosis Theory in Medical Record (1909)
The December 18, 1909 Medical Record article by Dr. John F. Russell argues lime starvation precedes active pulmonary tuberculosis and credits Eckman's Alterative with aiding recovery due to lime content. The piece notes the preparation contains no opiates or habit-forming drugs and can be ordered via druggist or direct from Eckman Laboratory in Philadelphia.
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New York
John F. Russell
Eckman
Ackman
Ckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Famous Paintings by Joe C Leyendecker Exhibit in Waterloo
The Waterloo Overland Company hosts an exhibit of Joe C Leyendecker's paintings at 1028 East Fifth Street. Two works reproduced in the August 15 1914 Saturday Evening Post are displayed along with other pieces valued at 1000 dollars each. The show continues throughout the week inviting art lovers and business people to view the noted illustrator’s influence on fashion catalogs.
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Waterloo Overland Co
America
Levendecker
Germany
Chicago
Chicago Art Institute
Paris
Academie Julien
Century Magazine
Saturday Evening Post
Waterloo Overland Company
East Fifth Street
Business Men to Attend Luncheon at the YWCA
A large luncheon for business men is planned at the YWCA on November 24 with the international tour party. Speakers include Dr. Hamilton, the international president, and Bert Cashman. Cities Burlington Decatur Waterloo report strong interest. tickets should be secured early. The talk, at noon, will cover the conditions needs and opportunities of organized Sunday school work in North America.
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Dr. Hamil
Bert Cashman
Lawnrance
ER. O. Wxcell
Burlington
Decatur
Indi
Cationg Waterloo
North America
Greater Iowa rally speakers travel to multiple cities
Dunkerton and Waverly gave muted replies to the Waterloo boosters rally. Speakers in Dunkerton and Waverly included W. W. Beal, F. S. Pettit, Frank Keane, C. E. Pickett, L. B. Cass, G. W. Fowler and EO Trumbauer. Tonight La Porte City hears E. Duke Nayen and others, with further talks in Reinbeck and Parkersburg later in the week by F. J. Fowler, C. L. Kingsley, A. J. Knapp, Paul Davis and Chas. Van Vleck.
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Dunkerton
Waverly
Greater Iowa
Waterloo
W. W. Beal
F. S. Pettit
Frank Keane
C. E. Pickett
Cass
G. W. Fowler
Trumbauer
la Porte City
E. Duke Nayen
Co. L. Kingsley
B. Hy. McCoy
F. J
Nurses in the War Inspire and Aid Nations
The article extols women across warring nations for nursing, cheering, and tending wounded while also taking on work at farms and mines. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as strengthening motherhood and health, and offers a sale deal for The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser via a mailed order.
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Europe
Dr. Pierce
Cedar Falls Briefs: Clubs, Visitors, and Events
Cedar Falls notes from November report Mrs J H Shoemaker hosting her Washington cousin Herbert Reed and Des Moines visitor Mrs Warren Kimmey en route to Illinois. Local clubs plan meetings on education and history with Mrs Kern presiding and Miss Clara Sawyer leading discussions. Memorial hospital trustees hire Christie Christian as superintendent for one year as Sartori plans nearing completion. Night school enrollment grows with Cedar Falls Woman’s Club backing. Special streetcar service arranged for a Marshall lecture at Colton theatre. Funeral arrangements awaited for Mrs Calvin Collar as relatives near.
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Cedar Falls
J. H Shoemaker
Herbert Reed
Washington
Warren Kimmey
Des Moines
Illinois
Black Hawk
Daughters of the American Revolution
G. W. Walters
McMahon
Clara Sawyer
W. EL. Bedford
First Congregational Church
J Snowden
Chicago
RB. F. Seymour
State Teachers’ College
South Dakota
Stonx City
Walter Markusgen
James Temple
Mode
Sartori Memorial Hospital
Christie Christian
Watchegan
Christian
Snyder
Mrs. Randall Dies in Marshalltown After Fall
Mrs. Jang Randall mother of Mrs. Karl Joder of this city died at the Marshalltown hospital at 10 o clock this morning after a week with a broken hip from a fall while visiting her son. She had been recovering but heart failure is believed to be the cause. She was born Jane Noge and spent most of her life in Knoxville.
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Jang Randall
Karl Joder
Marshalltown
Caee
Randall
Jane Noge
Knoxvill
Waterloo Woman 76 Dies Survived by Three Children
Mrs. Randall of Waterloo dies at 76 after making her home with daughter Mrs Harl Joder at 419 Wellington street. Survived by three children Mrs Janer Mrs Florence Ively of Monmouth and A G Randall of Marshalltown and a sister Mrs James Van Gil der of Knoxville. Presbyterian by faith she attended church here. Funeral arrangements by E M Towne of O Kee Towne. Body expected to be brought to Waterloo for burial here.
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Harl Joder
Wellington Street
Janer
Florence Ively
Monmouth, I
A. G. Randall
Marshalltown
James van Gilder
Knoxville
Waterloo
E. M. Towne
O'Kee & Towne
Marshal Town
Altho
Waterloo Boosters Struggle to Reach Waverly Meeting
A. P. Knapp Paul Bavis and J W Arbuckle faced travel delays to address the Greater Iowa movement in Waverly. Misleading train info and a breakdown delayed them, Arbuckle remained in town while Davis traveled from Cedar Falls to Allison and back, with the event held at the Allison opera house and deemed very successful.
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A. P. Knapp
Paul Bavis
J. W. Arbuckle
Allison
Mr. Arbuckle
Xi Waverly
Waverly
Cedar Falls
Davis
Cedar Walls
AM Soa
Waterloo
Parisian Sage hair tonic promises lustrous fluffy hair
An advertisement extols Parisian Sage as a scientific preparation that invigorates the scalp, stimulates hair growth, stops itching and dandruff, and delivers soft long hair. Sold by Wangler Bros Co or any druggist, it’s inexpensive and perfumed, claimed to restore youth and beauty.
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Wangler Broos. Co
Suburban Day Promises Weekly Rural Trade Bargains
Waterloo merchants launch a second edition of suburban trade day offering wine bargains to rural patrons and city buyers. Each Wednesday will feature special deals as rural buyers flocked to last week's event with strong demand and wide merchant participation.
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Waterloo
Norrow
Appreciation Signals Support for Plan at Event
A small turnout witnessed genuine support as attendees expressed approval of the plan through generous patronage and visible enthusiasm. The scene conveyed broad backing from participants in attendance.
Thousands Attend Big Challenge Sale at Kimmel & Co
The Courier and Reporter notes a massive turnout at Kimmel & Co for a Challenge sale at the Home Store with crowded aisles and shoppers buying many discounted fall and winter furnishings. The store touts record discounts and promises savings will be passed to the public, urging all to attend.
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Kimmel & Co
Courier and Reporter
Kimmel Co
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