White waist patterns in handsome Xums boas sale
Shopping note lists Monday 8:00 am sale items including white waist patterns and Xums boas priced at 69c and 29c with some items noted as worth double.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1910
Page
11
Shopping note lists Monday 8:00 am sale items including white waist patterns and Xums boas priced at 69c and 29c with some items noted as worth double.
Labor unions in Kansas City plan a petition for Edgar G. Bailey, jailed for murder in 1904, seeking a pardon after his life sentence was imposed in Missouri. The push follows prior pardons for companion Forsha and reflects union and businessman responses amid controversy and opposition.
A Sunday sermon by Mr. Sunday reflects on lasting in evangelistic work, faith in God, and age. The piece shifts to a nostalgic autumnal kitchen scene with buckwheat cakes, a log fire, and family grace, recalling rustic meals and Browning’s line about peace and providence.
A Washington Post report notes a rumor of buckwheat cake consumption decline. It claims men aged 35 to 40 now eat fewer cakes, while younger men favor lighter snacks and foreign habits. The piece laments changing tastes and nostalgia for buckwheat cakes.
In Columbia South Carolina on November 26 a mob wounded a Black man after he confessed an attempted assault on Nannie May Shealey and said he had cut her throat. The assailant’s name was not learned as the mob dispersed after the shooting.
Two German acrobats plan a 5000 dollar wager to circle the world on stilts. They secured police protection from Commissioner Crepsay for the first leg from city hall through crowded streets to the Jersey City ferry. They will proceed to Philadelphia from Jersey City.
F D Crain at the Iowa State Sanitarium for tuberculosis writes Cedar Falls Record editor J W Jarnagin. He says newspapers should inform the public about TB and its cure, praises the sanitarium as doing noble hospital work, notes doctors Kirschner and Scarborough fight infection while keeping patients from returning home prematurely, and emphasizes guarding families against contagion by staying at the facility until stabilized.
A reader extols the treatment at a state sanitarium five miles from town and twenty five miles from Cedar Stupids, noting weight gain from 118.25 to 161 pounds, improved health, hygiene, and nutrition. The letter defends the facility from fears of disease spread, describes extensive grounds and outbuildings, and urges Commonwealth residents to visit.
Local residents share holiday visits across several towns including Drairie Grove Jesup Independence and Waterloo. Notable mentions include Mr and Mrs Sankey with Frantic Polark, E E Arnold Theodore, Ellen Eck, Samuel Thompson, Mrs Eck Miller and children, Gen Minton celebrations for eighty years and total blindness, Jaskype guests, and several trips to Prairie Center Payette Idaho and Dubuque.
Two young men pleaded guilty in police court to disorderly conduct by gambling. One was fined 10 dollars and the other 25 dollars. China Chapparas, proprietor of a hall, was arrested on a charge of permitting gambling. he pleaded not guilty and his hearing was set. The court ruled the loser could not sue the winner and emphasized punishment for all involved in illegal gaming.
John H. M. Clark city clerk aged 68 died suddenly in Indianola Iowa on November 28 He is survived by his wife a son and a daughter The Evening Cress reports the unexpected death in the city.
Real estate ads quote several bargains including 10 room modern house on west side with paving paid priced at 3500, 12 room east side near paving at 6500, 7 room west side cottage at 2500, 8 room house with well and barn at 3600, corner lot with potential for two more houses at 3300, two fine Home Park lots on paved street, and multiple Westfield lots.
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