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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1928

Page

5

Failure to do is held guilty

Milton Puterbaugh former West High student and Brethren College chemist spoke at Ashland First Brethren church on why people fail. He cited two causes lack of knowing and knowing without acting, arguing science and religion should merge in practice and warning about blind obedience to instructions.

Milton Puterbaugh West High School First Brethren Church The Brethren, Denominational College Ashland Puterbaugh

Quote on answering a call to action

The speaker urges recognizing a need and accepting personal responsibility to fill it. If ignored, a sin of omission is implied, with accountability expected in the end.

Loving Cups To Be Awarded In High School Papers

Eight silver roving cups will be awarded for high school papers at the Iowa High School Press association convention in Grinnell on November 24. Competitions cover best front page make-up best humor column and best all around paper with three consecutive issues required. Winners last year cited include Roosevelt Round-Up Fort Dodge Little Dodger and Spectator Waterloo.

Des Moines Register Roosevelt Des Moines Cedar Rapids Gazette-Republican Dorothy Rabenstein Little Dodger Fort Dodge Marshalltown Times-Republican the Spectator West High Waterloo Scarlet and Binck Grinnell Miegser Sigma Delta Chi

Olive Tablets Promise Healthier Liver and Bowel Action

Dr. F. M. Edwards, physician for 20 years, promotes Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable substitute for calomel to cleanse the liver and bowels. Advertises olive colored tablets costing 15c 30c and 60c, claimed to improve complexion and energy.

F. M. Edwards Dr. Edwards

Fraternity and School Cups Awarded Across Iowa

A Record of last year’s winners shows Central High of Sioux City capturing a fraternity cup. Grinnell College’s magazine cup went to the Little Dodger of Fort Dodge, while Cedar Rapids’ Truart corporation cup was awarded to the Red and White from Iowa City.

Record Central High Sioux City Grinnell College Little Dodger Fort Dodge Truart Corporation Cedar Rapids Towa City

Mrs A L Crevencen Praises Lydia E D Pinkham's Tonic

In King City Missouri Mrs A L Crevencen writes that seven months of pregnancy left her unable to relish meals but Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her appetite and energy enabling her to work and eat. She notes prior loss of seven children and regards the tonic as the best she has taken.

Ring City Lydia E. D Pinkham A. L. Crevencen King City Missouri

McCoy's Tablets Promise Weight Gain Guarantee

An advertisement touts McCoy's Tablets as sugar coated weight builders sold nationwide. It guarantees a refund after four boxes if a thin person does not gain at least 5 pounds and feel improved, with distribution through Robert Drug Co. and McCoy's Laboratories.

McCoy North America Robert Drug Co C. J. Miller McCoy's Laboratories, Inc

Fifty third annual meeting of a synod mission society convenes

The fifty third annual meeting of the Presbyterian Women's Home and Foreign Missionary societies of the synod of Town opened in Clarinda Iowa with Mrs. Leroy D. Weld of Cedar Rapids presiding. The French navy reportedly has the largest steamer built since the war.

Clarinda Presbyterian Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Socities Synod of Town Leroy D. Weld Cedar Rapids

Marmola tablets offer scientific cure for excess fat

Science links obesity to a weak nutrition gland and promotes Marmola prescription tablets as the solution. The ad claims 20 years of use, worldwide physician adoption, and improves youth, health, and vitality by four tablets daily sold for $1 per bar through druggists or suppliers.

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