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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1915
Page
14
A compilation of social notes from Cedar Falls featuring visits, calls, and family gatherings. Citizens attend lectures, funerals, and church events while local figures travel to Des Moines and Chicago for meetings and services.
Burlesque showcase The Cherry Blossoms features Virginia cy Martha White Ida Hoag and Mar Richards with strong male voices and top chorus. Also screening The End of Road with Harold Lockwood and May Allison including a dramatic mill rescue scene and a bridge collapse sequence. At the Plaza Cowardly Way plays today and tomorrow.
A photo-drama of notable merit portrays Florence Reed in a psychology driven plot. Reed delivers clever performance with dramatic action and a heroine of strong depth, interpreted by Sliss Reed with vigor.
John Macartney and wife left for New Castle Pennsylvania and Pittsburgh to visit relatives and for a wedding. The pastor of First Presbyterian church became ill at New Castle and was taken to Shenango hospital for appendicitis. It is likely Dr Samuel Callen will officiate at the wedding if Dr Macartney cannot attend. Mrs Macartney remains with her parents at 313 Shew street New Castle. The pastor’s mother lives near Beaver Falls. Revival services at Logan Avenue United Evangelical church resume tonight with Evangelist Kirk. Eagle’s Bazaar at Eagle’s Hall November 28 to December 4 features dancing and prizes. Rare and Wonderful editorial note from Atchison Globe about a noble, cheerful woman.
Cedar Falls Iowa ad invites shoppers to the Holiday Opening at Chase's Jewelry Store on Saturday November 27 1915. The event features an extensive stock of new items an afternoon and evening orchestra and a 10 percent cash discount on all purchases with a token favor for every lady caller. H L Chase & Co Jewelers 311 Main St Cedar Falls IA.
An old advertisement promotes Jad Salts as a kidney and bladder cleanser. It claims uric acid from meat clogs kidneys, urging a daily dose of four ounces in water before breakfast to flush and stimulate kidney activity, neutralize urine acids, and prevent disorders. It features claims from a local druggist about wide sales.
ILanover New Hampshire Rev 26 Trustees reluctantly accept the resignation of Dr Inest Fox Nichols president of Dartmouth College. He will assume a Yale physics chair on June 30 1916 after six and a half years at Dartmouth. He is renowned for his physics research and aims to resume that work.
Monroe Wisconsin November 26 There is a rain of comfort for bald headed men No matter the ridicule or fear as hair falls out the bald will not be inmates of an insane asylum Dr Robert B Clark declares he has studied hundreds of patients and says in all his experience he has yet to see an insane man who was bald headed A dampener Washington s Past It always cheers a man on his way home swelling with news to be informed on arrival that the furnace is out.
A 50 cent Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound advertises a ready to use tonic that darkens gray hair naturally and evenly, restoring color, thickness and lustre while treating dandruff and itching. It claims fast results by applying with a sponge or brush to cover small strands.
A vintage ad claims over a million stomach sufferers in the United States, Mugland and Canada rely on Papa's Diapepsin. The text promises rapid relief from heartburn, sour stomach, bloating, nausea, and indigestion, with candy‑like tablets and a 500 count bottle available at drug stores.
An old advertisement promotes GETS-IT as a world leading corn cure. It claims quick action without bandages or ointments, promises relief from limping and pain, and warns against substitutes. Sold by druggists or mailed by EB Lawrence Co, Chicago, for 25 cents.
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