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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1910
Page
10
An early 20th century health ad touts Pape’s Diapepsin as a harmless digestion aid. It claims relief from indigestion, sour belching, gas, and stomach heaviness within five minutes, with a 50 cent dose available at drugstores.
New York moves from experiment to policy as the Public Education association reports three cent lunches for two borough schools. At Mott Street lunch program 200 children dine daily with varied menus including soup rice and tomatoes and a dessert for an extra cent. The fare is planned by food experts and aims to be nutritious and self sustaining.
Pierre South Dakota November 21 The production of gold in South Dakota has fallen off by one and a half million dollars in the last year due to labor troubles The report of the state mine inspector shows an output of 4921314 dollars for the year Possible drop attributed to strikes and unrest across the mining regions the inspector’s report notes several mines operating at reduced capacity
Rev. William A. Sunday addressed Fort Dodge High School students urging self faith and high inner standards. He urged kindness and gentlemanly conduct, quoted thinkers, and shared scenes of Abe Lincoln and Gambetti while joking about exams. Oranges advertised by C. B. Eighmey.
Des Moines reports of revolution in Mexico trigger Iowa National Guard talk of mobilization. Guard officers say regulars are mapping Mexico for potential war, with arms and supplies ready for border shipment. Rumors of annexation plans and canal politics fuel fears of intervention, noting age of brigadier general may impede a brigade deployment.
Cedar Falls news reports the college football squad met for a final time last night at a Young Men's Christian Association banquet with speeches and fellowship. Plans mention about 200 people traveling to Iowa Falls for Thanksgiving day championship game between Cedar Falls and Iowa Falls high schools. A special train to the event and a concert band will accompany. Also notes Lenora Lake to open vesper services December 4 and Welch Choir to perform December 9. Commercial Club discusses a short course and civic plans. Dr. Hearst addressed high school on physical development and hygiene, stressing football and basketball benefits and rest.
Gedur Rapids, Ia Nov 22 Major E G Johnson new commander of the Iowa department of the United Spanish War Veterans has mustered in four new camps since taking office and expects to double the number of camps this term. He says nine existed before and new camps are planned at Centerville Burlington and Fairfield. Johnson reports increased activity among Spanish American War veterans and is contacting 30 to 40 major cities to expand the movement.
Boston voters reported Senator Lodge did not respond to Governor elect Eugene N Foss's demand that Lodge withdraw as a candidate for reelection. Foss argued Lodge failed to reflect Massachusetts sentiment after the recent election. Party politicians debated the matter with little information forthcoming from Lodge headquarters.
A Hungarian journalist, M A Pasztor, recounts a last interview with Count Tolstoi in Yasnaya Polyana. Tolstoi criticizes modern literature and poetry, questions the value of plays, and asks about Hungarian emigration while noting readers seek truth and artists risk money over ideas.
A fragmentary 1st person reflection ties Tolstoi to a future where land becomes common and private ownership fades. The interview ends with the writer noting Tolstoi’s lingering household influence, contrasted by the idea that Tolstoi’s romance endures beyond his philosophy. The piece also mentions a 16 hour law case and a railway worker Kerlin.
Des Moines, Nov 22. Robert Kerlin, a Northwestern railroad engineer, who fell from his engine and suffered serious injuries after more than twenty four hours of continuous work, cannot claim damages from the railway company. The Supreme Court decided yesterday that Kerlin’s accident occurred prior to.
A pint size cough syrup recipe promises instant relief for obstinate coughs in 24 hours. Mix granulated sugar with warm water, add 2 1/2 ounces Pinex and a pint of syrup, take a teaspoon every one to three hours. Promotes laxative effects and throat healing, with a money back guarantee and national uptake in the United States and Canada.
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