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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1924

Page

9

Playground work halted in East District this winter

The East District public schools will suspend indoor playground work this winter after a November board meeting. The board cites prior indorsement of outdoor summer programs and plans to cut indoor use to avoid extra building costs. Also unveiled are revised Franklin Street grade school plans: 12 rooms, two frontages, two stories with a utilizable basement, brick construction, ready fall 1926. excavation to begin next summer.

East District Board of Education Charles W. Kline Thea Board Ths Franklin Street Seventh Eighth Streets Walnut Street East High

Sophia Castor Sues For Divorce In Republic Iowa

Sophia Castor files divorce from Chauncey Castor of Republic Iowa citing cruel treatment. She seeks custody of three children aged 15 12 and 3, temporary alimony of 18 dollars weekly, permanent alimony of 25000, attachment for 5000 against the defendant's property and credits, and an injunction to restrain him from molesting her at their home 1822 Franklin Street.

Sophia Castor Chauncey Castor Republic Franklin Street

Engineer Addresses Alden Club On Railway Safety Campaign

An Illinois Central safety education drive, started last winter with Waterloo engineer George A. Wheeler touring the region, is continued as interest warrants. Wheeler spoke at Alden and to local school children about preventing grade crossing fatalities, urging motorists to act with competence and care. References to New York motor vehicle commissioner Havenett and Massachusetts campaigns are cited to support cautious driving and public cooperation effect.

Illinoia Central Railway Company George A. Wheeler Waterloo Wheeler Alden Woman's Club Illinois Central Charles A. Havenett New York

Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promising Kitchen Cure

A long suffering grocer recounts rapid weight gain from 115 to 151 pounds after four months on Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. He claims relief from stomach troubles gas and pain and says the product removes intestinal catarrhal mucus and inflammation. Advertiser notes money back guarantee.

Mayr

Vague Health Act Cited For Hospitalization Benefits

Fragmentary OCR notes describe a federal enactment offering hospitalization benefits for various illnesses including paralysis and mental disorders. The text references eligibility rules that hospitalization claims may be allowed, with a deadline around January 1, 1926, but the exact details are unclear.

Ex-service claims tied to illness onset rules and affidavits

The text notes that medical treatment or hospital care will be denied for cases unless affidavits prove diseases developed within one year from discharge. It mentions many ex-service men are fading and notes delays in deterring/elating the situation.

Dr Wilbert Shallenberger to Visit Waterloo Event

Dr Wilbert Shallenberger, Chicago specialist, will make his 299th visit at Hotel Russell Lamson in Waterloo on Sunday November 218.

Wilbert Shallenberger Chicago Tewakweed Boutevary Vieng Hilwaia Shallenberger Hotel Russell-Lamson Waterloo

Banker's Wife Advises Waterloo People

A local advertorial promotes Adlerika for stomach trouble and constipation with claims of quick relief. It mentions Geeanss Gauss Pharmacy at 635 Commerce and Robert Drug Co at 621 Sycamore St as advertisers.

Waterloo People Mitseralle Watt Geeanss Gauss Pharmacy Tly Robert Drug Co Sycamore St Tadvert Aernaenty

Red Cross Executive Secretary Lays Off Paid Adjutant

Mrs. George B. Worthen, executive secretary at Memorial headquarters of the Red Cross, announces that there is no longer a paid adjutant due to American Legion duty during the day.

George B. Worthen Memorial ‘Halt Utive Red ‘Cross

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