Father John’s Medicine Endorsed by Clergy and Hospitals
Faith in Father John’s Medicine grows from its long success as a body builder and remedy for colds and lung troubles. Endorsements from Rev. Re. A. Saunders and others highlight its merit. Hospitals and charitable institutions such as St. John’s Hospital Lowell and Notre Dame de Lourdes Hospital Manchester are listed among those using or approving the medicine. Carleton B. Hovey Company invites orders with a dollar for a large bottle.
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Father John
John
RE. A. Saunders
St. Peter's
Lowell
Mass
Richard Boland
St. Michael's
Nathan W. Matthews
First Primitive Methodist Church
Richard S. Burke
Wellessley
H. €. Lennon
Sacred Heart
Coos
N. B
J. F. Hickey
Bt. Mary's Parish
Foxboro
Joseph Pontur
Lafargeville
St. John's Hospital
St. Peter's Orphanage
Asylum of
St. Vincent de Paul
West 30Th Street
New York
Notre Dame de
S. H
Carleton 8. Hovey Company
Doctors Findley Cure Claimed In Manson Letter
Twenty thousand people die annually, report from Manson Iowa. a grateful patient writes that Drs Findley Co Des Moines cured her stomach and kidney troubles after five months of treatment. The letter endorses their reliable methods and free initial examination at 227 East Fourth Street Over the Wangler Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manson
Iowa
Drs. Findley Co
East Fourth Street
Wangler
Aged Waterloo Resident Charles Brunn Dies at Home
Charles Brunn an elderly Waterloo resident and Civil War veteran died at his home 117 Ninth Street East at 9 46 am from a nervous collapse likely due to age. Born in Baden Germany on Sept 3 1841 he moved to the U S as a child and settled in Waterloo in 1856. He served three years in Company C Thirty first Iowa infantry and is survived by his wife Carrie A Glasser and children Emma Fralick Elmer and Mrs Louis Hickelberg plus several siblings. He worked as night watchman at Bath Packing and Waterloo Fruit and Commission. He was a member of Robert Anderson post G A R Emanuel Evangelical church and A U W funeral Thursday at the house and 230 at Emanuel Evangelical church. Burial Fairview.
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Charles Brunn
Waterloo
Ninth Street
Mr. Brunn
Baden
Germany
Illinois
Thirty-first
Iowa Infantry Volunteers
Carrie A. Glasser
Emma Fralick
Elmer
Valley Junction
Louis Hickelberg
Adrian
Minn
Daniel
William Brunn
Lena Smith
Catherine, Smith
Elizabeth Swartz
Dunkerton
Brunn
Bath Packing Company
Waterloo Fruit and Commission Company
Robert Anderson Post
Arrests Suspected Murderer of Boy in New Jersey
Buffalo New Jersey November 19 Chief Regan received word from Sheriff Frank Tilton of Whiting that Frank Hickey had been arrested there in connection with the death of ten year old Joseph Josephs whose dismembered body was found in a sewer last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. J
Regan
Buffalo Police Department
Frank Tilton
Whiting
Frank Hickey
Joseph Josephs
Lackawanna
Discovery Aims to End Housefly in Pasadena
Dr Albert Fenyes of Pasadena announces a finding to wipe out houseflies. He has cultivated 150 native plant varieties on an acre behind his home and studied insect habits for two years. He believes he has discovered a nonoffensive insect that eats housefly eggs as fast as they are laid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Cal
Albert Fenyes
Work Starts on New Waterloo Directory
Representatives of the McCoy Directory company arrive in Waterloo to begin canvassing for the new Waterloo directory. Leon H. Secor, general manager, leads four directory experts who have returned from Croton. The project should take six weeks to two months to complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy Directory Company
Waterloo
Waterloo Directory
Leon H. Secor
Croton
Homemade Cough Syrup Beat for Savings and Relief
Household Economy claims a home made cough syrup using sugar syrup and Pinex delivers relief faster than store bought medicine. By mixing one pint of granulated sugar with warm water then adding 2% ounces of Pinex in a pint bottle, the mixture purportedly yields a remedy similar to $2.60 options, with quick cough suppression within 24 hours and added soothing effects for whooping cough croup and chest pains. The ad notes Pinex is a concentrated Norway pine extract and that the recipe is widely used in the US and Canada with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
United States
Canada
Pinex Co
Wayne
Ind
County faces funds gap for tuberculosis isolation hospital
The Board of Supervisors, led by Supervisor Rownd, faces a severe budget limit of 2600 dollars per year per project to acquire land and build an isolation facility for tuberculosis patients. They seek 2 to 3 acres in a high, well drained area with good air, surrounded by a fence, where patients would be kept for safety. Grounds and building costs are estimated at 5 to 8 thousand dollars, requiring voter authorization for larger sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rownd
Board of Supervisors
City in Brief: Waterlo o Gossip and Local Notes
Tired eyes get help from Buchanan's glasses. Mrs. J D Cowan and Mrs F A Cowan visit Waterloo friends. Justice Dempster involved with Harry Southerland and Miss Fern Saxby. Nick Webber and Earl Potter show 83 mallarda and prairie chickens at Wall Lake. C H McBurney plans eastern markets for new store. Illinois Central derailment delays No 8. Justice Kuhns marries Irving Blunt and Lela Ackerman in New Hartford. Three new diphtheria cases reported: Emma Thorp 3, Clara Thorp 6, Corinne Keagy 215 Bates and Franklin. Dr W H Bickley to return Wednesday. Waterloo Masons meet for first degree. Mr and Mrs William Fogles travel west then to California. J B Stewart uses Stewart Farm as a land alias in Caesar township. J D Cowan and F A Cowan visit this week. T B K Lee and family to move to California for Fraternal Union work. I B E Bee and family to California for future home. Helmet Lodge K P plans class of 25 next Monday. Officers nominated for the year. News notes mark a busy fall in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Southerland
Fern Saxby
J. E. Dempster
Nick Webber
Earl Potter
Wall Lake
C. H. McBurney
J. H. Kuhns
Irving Clyde Blunt
Lela Pearl Ackerman
New Hartford
W. G. Brayton
Tra Ackerman
Emma Thorp
Clara Thorp
Bates Street
Corinne Keagy
Franklin Street
W. H. Bickley
Murope
A. F
A. M
Waterloo
Masonic Temple
William Fogles
West
Hot Springs
Ark
Denver
California
J. B. Stewart
Stewart Farm
Caesar Township
J. D. Cowan
F. A. Cowan
T. BK. Lee
Lee
Fraternal Union of America
Bee
Mr. Lee
Man killed buying coffin in Raleigh display case collapse
George Newton aged 76 died in a Raleigh undertaker parlor when a casket display case collapsed as he purchased a coffin for his wife who had died hours earlier. The incident occurred November 19 and involved local business names including the Business Men's Temperance Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
George Newton
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Clyde Blunt
Ney F. Kenison
Cedar Falls
Steinen Steinolfson
Witerloo
Business Men's Temperance Assn
Buchanan
FL. A. Cowan
Illinois Central
West Belt Line
Helmet Lodge
K. of P
Coats
Ladies Wearing Apparel Shop
Smart Shop
Chicago
Wisconsin
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Leading Rock Ishland
Atchison American Smelter
Union Pacific
Baltimore
Southern Premie
Brookisn Rapid Tram
United Stats Steel
Tak
United States Steel
Prd
The
Amalgamated Copper
Northonsy Paci
Ee Ve Ee Ltd
Uveat Northern
Milneis Central
York
Missouri Parisie
New York Central
Syndicate Building
Business Men's Temperance Assoc
San Toy
Sractos
Venus
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