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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1915

Page

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Young Man Wins County Corn Championship Trip to Prisco

Parker Lichty of Waterline R D No 2 wins the Black Hawk County corn club prize trip to San Francisco after producing 75.1 bushels of dry shelled corn on his acre in a tough season. Officials note the moisture content was 21 percent and the pre-drying yield exceeded 100 bushels. The victory was announced by the Citizens Savings Bank of Ames, with support from Ames college and the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

Cegar Falls Parker Lehty Waterline Citizens Bayings Bank Black Hawk Lichty Citizens Savings Bank Boys’ Corn Club Ames College United States Department of Agriculture County Agriculnciat A. A. Burger H. L. Eells Collect

Iowa towns plan mejoras for 1916 paving and schools

Iowa Falls area towns including Eldora Ackley and Eidota outline civic upgrades for 1916. Plans call for sixty blocks of paving in one city, seven miles of paved streets, and street improvements in Eldora. Ackley moves toward a sewer system and paving, while Eidota votes on a $93000 bond to build a new grade school. Contracts for projects will be let this winter with work to start in spring.

Iowa Falls Hidora Town Falls Eldora Ackley Eidota

Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress Praised by Editor

An editorial in Producer and Consumer, Des Moines, lauds the Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress. It praises Waterloo as a grand city and its people for hospitality and aims to boost the dairy industry, noting the show’s breadth and the credit due to organizers for their public spirited effort.

Producer and Consumer Des Moines Dairy Cattle Congress Waterloo

Austrian Girls Fall in Love With Prisoners

Vienna reports a surge of affection toward Russian prisoners at Imst and Lautens causing concern among Austrian newspapers. Young women allegedly write, scheme, and visit clandestinely to meet the prisoners, prompting government plans to bar access to barracks. Clergy notes mixed effects on community morals.

Vienna Imst Lautens Ruedens

Scandal Charges At School Women Over Affection for Russians

The article notes that despite no wish to promote attention, officials must acknowledge with regret that young girls at the town school showed offenses against modesty by openly courting Russian soldiers. Physicians in barracks condemn the behavior and authorities ban women from approaching camps. any correspondence or delicacies sent to Russians will be confiscated.

Ottumwa man touts real adding Multiplying calculator

Ottumwa's Jessa Spurgeon claims a novel device for the J H Merrill Co wholesale grocery office that adds and multiplies and even subtracts and divides. The lever system, workable model by George JH Taller, promises simple construction and moderate cost with all four functions in one machine.

Ottumwa Jessa Spurgeon J. H. Merrill Company Janark Hes George JH Taller Ciicago South Ihs

Dr. Graham Selected to Lead University Hospital

Iowa City November 23 Dr Graham superintendent of Des Moines Methodist Hospital is named by the state board of education to head the University of Iowa Hospital He will start January with expected reorganizations to place departments on a stronger scientific and business basis Miss Josephine Creelman will focus on directing the nurses training program at the hospital

Iowa City Rt.graham Methodist Hospital Des Moines State Board of Education University of Iowa L. W. Dean Colllge of Graham Wild College of Wmirdicine Josephine Creolman Cvient Tthe Hospital

Woman Left Fortune for Personal Memorial

Anita November 23. A possible suit to contest the will of Mary B. Dilts is hinted at after the will is filed at Atlantic. It leaves all estate to the Anita park board for a public park monument in the form of a drinking fountain. Ray F. Weirick of Des Moines is named to plan the fountain. executor is R. D. Forshay of Anita. park beautification funds follow.

Anita Mary B. Dilts Atlantic Board of Park Commissioners Ray F. Weirick Des Moines R.D. Forshay Antta Je

Local social notes mix club event and weddings in La Porte

La Porte reports a Ladies Literary Circle luncheon in Masonic hall with a 75 guest turnout, musical numbers, and a penalty game. A home wedding unites Miss Payra M McBride and William P Barrett, with post ceremony visits planned. Other items note Freshman class stag party, W R C installations, missionary meeting, and community visits by local families and clubs.

la Porte City Masonic Hall G. BE. Stebbing J. J. Lohman Mayes Brust BE. D. Showers HW. G. Adams W. G. Ballheim M. K. Cummins A. GC Martin Fi Goodwin If Be Silater PB. Mayor Mayle J! Murphy Dela Rice Fields Tedford Mirs H. Waldorff J. J. McBride Payra M William P. Barrett A. W. Henke M. B. Church Ethel Brobell Ot Ankeny Mile Meride Elways Progress-Review Office Altho Dalton Til Croom Wilcox Sauk Rapids Mina Supt Moyte Cummins Statnbrook John Cotton FE. MacChane Margie Wasson Robert Crane Mandar Mrs. Prank Hopper

Pleasant gathering includes out of town guest Bert Reynard

The Merry event featured Bro Bert Reynard of Gilbertville as an out of town guest. Mrs Harriet Hitt is improving from her illness. The Presbyterian Missionary Society, postponed for Thanksgiving, will meet December 1 at Mrs R B Fields home.

Bert Reynard Gilbertville Harriet Hitt Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church R. B. Fields

Chinese Interpreter Predicts Monarchy Return in China

William K. Chao, interpreter for the Han Ping Chen troupe at the Majestic, asserts China will revert to monarchic government despite modern reforms. He cites conscription, a vast population, and submarine navy buildup as signs of future military power, while noting improved treatment of natives of different faiths since 1900.

China Wiliam K. Chao Han Ping Chen Majestic Theatre Mr. Chao America Pekin Mr. Chiao Chao i S

Widener Estate Left Heir Vast Art Treasure

The will of the late Peter A. Widener, admitted to probate, leaves most of his $50 million to his son Joseph Widener in trust. He gains full control of the vast art collection and could donate or display it in Philadelphia Washington or New York, with funds to build an endowment for a gallery in Philadelphia if chosen.

Philadelphia Navy Peter A. BD Widener Joseph 3B Joseph KE America City of Washington New York

Archbishop Glennan Criticizes U S Mexican Policy

In a letter to Catholic priests of the Archdiocese of St. Louis Archbishop Glennan condemns American recognition of the Carranza government in Mexico as not auspicious and urges priests to celebrate a Thanksgiving Mass for Mexico.

St. Louis Carranza Mexico Glennan Archdiocese of St. Louis

Suffered Twenty-One Years Final Relief Found

Mrs Joseph Constances of Rapides Parish Echo Louisiana swore she suffered twenty one years with a side pain. Morphine gave brief relief. A surgical operation in New Orleans helped for two years before pain returned. After using Swamp Root her pain ceased and she passed a large gravel stone. She recommends Kilmers Swamp Root to others.

Joseph Constance Echo Atrs Joseph Constanes WM. Morrow

Water Kilmer ad promises kidney relief in brief

A wartime style advertisement from Dr Kilmer & Co of Binghamton NY offers a ten cent request to prove what Schamp-Tont will do for you. It promises a pamphlet about kidneys and bladder and notes regular fifty cent and one dollar size bottles sold at drug stores with a Waterloo Evening Courier mention.

Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. C Waterloo Evening Courier

Danderine Promises Hair Growth and Dandruff Cure

The ad touts Danderine as a miracle hair product that eliminates dandruff and hair loss, leaving hair thick, wavy, and lustrous. It claims roots are nourished, scalp invigorated, and new hair will grow after weeks, with a 26 cent bottle suggested.

Knowlton

Not a Bite of Breakfast Until You Drink Water

Advice on internal sanitation via hot water and limestone phosphate to cleanse the alimentary canal. Recommends daily morning drink and interior bathing to prevent headaches, biliousness, constipation, bad breath, and other illness. Emphasizes pores of the bowels absorb impurities into the blood unlike skin.

Pineapple Pepsin Compound Promises Quick Digestion Help

An advertisement touts Natal Pineapple Pepsin compound as a remedy for indigestion sour stomach bloating and nervousness from stomach disorder. Sold with money back guarantee in 56c and 1.00 sizes by Wangler Bros Henderson Drug Co and local druggists.

Natal Wangler Bros Henderson Drue Co

Try This If You Have Dandruff

An advertisement claims four ounces of plate ordinary liquid argon will dissolve dandruff by applying at night. It promises instant relief from itching, with hair becoming fluffy and lustrous after multiple applications. The promotion asserts quick, inexpensive results and offers the product at drug stores.

Lime Against Tuberculosis Ad Promises Calcium Remedy

An 1912 Journal of the American Medical Association note promotes calcium assimilation in tuberculosis treatment. Van Giesen reports a patient improvement with sputum clearing and healed pulmonary tuberculosis upon use of Eckman's Alterative, claimed to be safe with no opiates. Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia advertises direct purchase.

The Journal of the American Medical Association van Giesen Eckman Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia

Peeling the Skin as Bleaching Substitute Gains Popularity

An old advertisement-like notice promotes marcom wax as a whitening substitute for creams. It claims instant cleansing and preservation, noting high prices for specialized bleaches and its availability in one ounce druggist packages. It also mentions saxolite facial lotion as a wrinkle eraser with powdered saxolite dissolved in hazel water.

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