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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1925

Page

5

Man Unconscious After Driver Crashes Into Pole

A man was unconscious after his car struck a telephone pole on Second and Baltimore streets at 4:40 pm yesterday. F W Childs, of Alu Baltimore street, remained unconscious for 15 minutes and was later hospitalized, then sent home with only a minor forehead bruise. The crash occurred as he tried to avoid a collision with a car driven by Webber Emler of 343 Rock Island Avenue. A second incident near Center street and Lozan avenues left a father and his 10-year-old son with knee and minor injuries amid several additional minor crashes reported to police.

Baltimore F. W. Childs Webber Emler Rock Island Avenna Benseless Ambunuee C. L. Palmer Dawson Street Ibs Center Street Lo- Zan Avenues

Mrs. Lillian Hornstein Recovers After Table Attack

Mrs. Lillian Hornstein of 446 Mull an avenue east regained consciousness after three days following an at home incident at the dinner table. She collapsed as her head drooped and did not respond to family attempts to rouse her. This morning her condition was favorable and recovery was expected. She is the mother of LeRoy Markham, Hast High football player.

Lillian Hornstein Mullan Avenue East

Orange and Black to Issue for East High Friday

The East High School newspaper Orange and Black will be issued this Friday after years without a paper. Staff finalize copy for printing midweek. Marthe Timmermen serves as editor in chief and Owen Jessup as business manager. A car robe theft at 219 Oneida Street was reported yesterday evening, a red outside and green inside.

East High Marthe Timmermen Owen Jessup Cecil Conrad Oneida Street

Accidents at Independence Involve Several Motorists

Several auto mishaps occurred in Independence Ta during a weekend jinx. William Groskurth struck a hydrant after skidding on West Main Street, suffering a severe head cut and requiring hospital care as water shutoff crews attended the hydrant. A second collision near the J In McDonald home left Miss Mary Kelleher’s car in a ditch with no serious injuries.

Independence William Groskurth West Main Street

Joint-Easa offers fast relief for aching joints

Creaky Joints promotes Joint-Easa advertisement claiming rapid skin absorption to reaching ligaments and bones. It promises to ease stiffness, swelling, and inflammation, labeling Joint-Base as a premier remedy and noting daily dispensing by Wangier Bros. Co. and Robert Drug Co. at 60 cents per tube.

Wangier Bros. Co Robert Drng Co Hvedraegista

Milks Emulsion Promises Help for Chronic Stomach Ailments

A Kefukuk Missouri reader Mrs.attie Sharpe reports long stomach and bowel trouble with three operations and no relief until Milks Emulsion. After three doses she improved and credits the emulsion with restoring appetite and digestion, aiming to build flesh and strength. The ad touts palatability and a money back guarantee, price 60 cents and 1 20 per bottle.

Attie Sharpe Hidge St Keokuk Naetire Barthe

Multiple vehicle crashes during winter weather

A series of minor accidents occurred due to snow with some vehicles sustaining front and rear damage including a Rock Island area near East Seventh Street. Fire damaged the upper floor of the Durr McFarland home on Easteth Street with water damage to furnishings after a defective flue. Funeral services announced for Dr. Lotts, who died near Chicago, with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.

Rock Island Durr McFarland Easteth Street Gaffney Waer Ery Lotis Wonslawn Chicago

Pape's Diapepsin promises instant indigestion relief

An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin tablets as instant relief for sourness gas acidity indigestion flatulence palpitation headache and stomach distress. It claims the digestion is corrected within moments for only a few cents and that the product is pleasant and harmless with availability at any drug store.

Farm Bureau Meetings and Thanksgiving Family Reunion

Hazleton township farm bureau held its annual meeting Tuesday evening with Mera McKenzie elected director for the coming year and Mrs Ezra McKenzie named ladies project leader. film shown titled Clean Herds and Clean Hearts. Cone township held its regular monthly meeting Friday evening with farm accounting discussed and four reels shown. Thanksgiving at John Neldy home near Winthrop brought nineteen relatives including Emmons Clark Osceola Mo and Charles Firth family Independence.

KG. Lotta Hazleton Township Cone Township Farm Bureau Cone Center John Neldy Winthrop Emmons Clark Osceola Charles Firth Independence Frank Firth Sarin Virth

Red fox shot by city fireman along Wapsie River

Ross Baldwin, a city fireman near Independence, shot a fine red fox in woods beside the Wapsie river late yesterday afternoon. His dog traced the animal for five hours in a figure eight pattern before Baldwin closed in.

Ross Baldwin Wapsie River Independence Baldwin

Dioxal Promises Liver Stimulation and Quick Relief

An advertisement promotes Dioxal, a liver gland secretion from ox used in tablet form as a liver stimulant and laxative. It claims to quickly improve digestion, relieve indigestion, and cleanse the bowels. The copy urges readers to clip a coupon for samples and a promotional booklet.

Davis Bankruptcy Petition Returned by Federal Court

The bankruptcy petition of Sam H. Davis, a ladies' tailor and furrier at 624 Lafayette Street, has been returned from the federal court at Dubuque to Referees J. Jordan for adjudication. Liabilities total 4301.92 with 4121.92 unsecured and assets 2974.75 with 250 exempt.

Sam H. Davis Lafayette Street Dubuque J. &. Jordan

Settled Out of Court Insurance Offer

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