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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1911
Page
3
Archbishop Keane closed Sacred Heart Church dedicatory ceremonies with a sermon on Christ the Son of God. A large audience, Catholic and Protestant alike, listened intently as he described God as ruler of the world and Jesus Christ as founder.
An ad promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Flair Remedy as a modern hair tonic from the Wyeth Chemical Company of New York. It claims to darken hair, treat dandruff and thinning, promote growth, and offers a money back guarantee if it fails to perform. Available: fifty cents per bottle from druggists nationwide.
Advertisement touts Dr Wilbert Shallenberger offering free confidential consultations at 766 Oakwood Boulevard Chicago Illinois. Claims include cures for neglected or unskillfully treated cases, no incurable patients, and thousands saved from death. Mentions Merito Tonic Digestive as a rejuvenator and system cleaner with digestive benefits and appetite boost. Henderson Drug Co and Red Cross Drug Co listed as local representatives.
An expository reflection affirms Christ as God and man, crucified and risen, founder of a spiritual empire that endures across centuries. It argues whether he is divine or an impostor, cites prophecy fulfilled by his resurrection, and notes Christianity as the only religion whose founder still lives.
The W., GC, FP & N. railway will run East Fourth street cars one way around the loop to ease crowds for the Iowa Dairy Cattle Congress at Chautauqua park. Cedar Falls service doubles and more cars to meet demand. loop to start about 1 PM with near hourly Cedar Falls to Waterloo runs. Stock cars have already been hauled to the grounds with more expected today.
Announcements list a variety of local meetings this week. Waterloo lodge No. 165 A F and A M holds a stated meeting at Masonic temple Tuesday evening. Pythian Sisters, Royal Neighbors, Sons of Veterans, G A R auxiliary, and W C C F L No 466 report regular sessions and invitations for attendance.
The Supreme Court of Virginia will consider the Beattie murder case in Richmond. Seventeen wills of exceptions have been prepared for the appeal process.
Chicago pastors and thousands of worshippers prayed yesterday for Secretary of Agriculture Wilson amid a plan to oppose the International Brewers exposition opening Oct. 12. Arthur Burrage Farwell, recently joining the brewers congress, urged ministers to unite in a ten day prayer effort to counter the beer show and vowed to expose evils in the industry while seeking reform among its leaders.
Henry Clay Beatties counsel and the State supreme court will convene approved and certified by Trial Judge for its autumn session on Nov 8. Beattie was convicted and appeal in the case will be presented month ago for the murder of his wife.
A reader writes that the Webster's New Standard Dictionary instantly captivates his family. He bought one copy on distribution day and has since purchased two more for his wife and himself to avoid daily dictionary shopping. He praises the book's illustrations clear type new words and binding.
A letter from Laura S Bardwell praises a dictionary, says it has been used at home for some time and found essential for club work and preparing papers. She notes it is recommended to several young ladies involved in club activities and English language interests.
The Educational ATD Gentlemen The Courier reports Webster's New Standard Dictionary is now available. It serves mature students, school boards, office managers, and clerks seeking a reliable reference.
Marvin Rice endorses the dictionary as the best printed in English and urges readers to take advantage of the offer in a concise, cordial note.
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