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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1909
Page
3
A Cleveland resident testifies that nerve troubles caused illness and recovery followed using Dr Miles Nervine. The ad claims nervous systems drive organ function and promises relief with a money back guarantee if no benefit.
Waterloo readers learn of a new First Methodist church to be built at Fourth and Randolph, an English Gothic edifice 108 by 110 feet with octagonal upper structure, 1500 seating capacity and a 75 foot tower. The project, led by Rev. Frank Cole, includes a 700-seat Sunday school, extensive basement facilities, and a completion target of November 1, 1910 with a $55,000 to $60,000 cost range.
The Rev. Mr. Cole enters a fourth year as pastor of the Waterloo congregation. He has met with grand success, aiding church members and serving as a force for good in the community with a large heart for all people.
Washington township resident Miss Rena Alexander spent a day in Meythaler home. Mrs. W. S. Dunlap visited Winthrop relatives from Saturday to Tuesday. B. Miller and daughter Miles Blanche spent several days at Winton last week. Mrs. H. B. Hayes and children were weekend visitors at Stanley. Mrs. Hover of Oelwein visits friends near Littleton. Bright spent Monday at Waterloo. Roy Eck, visiting his sister at Littleton, moved on to Cedar Rapids to work. Fall weather keeps camping and picnicking active with many fishing and boating along the Wapsie. Littleton grows in popularity.
Mrs Hattie Cain praises Cardui as a mighty fine remedy after sixteen years of severe illness. She endured cramps convulsions and near death before relief began with the first bottle and has been well for seven years. The ad touts Cardui as a standard drugstore remedy with full directions and steady demand.
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