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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1912
Page
3
The article urges older adults to use Cascarets to keep bowels active. It compares aging to reduced elasticity and emphasizes a natural, gentle tonic that works while you sleep, costing 10 cents per box at drug stores.
“Get’s It” claims to cure corns callouses warts and bunions without irritation or blood. Sold by druggists at 25 cents a bottle or by mail from E Lawrence & Co Chicago. Waterloo sellers listed as Halden Floyd Joder Miller and others.
The Iowa State Board of Education announces a plan to transfer the engineering department to the state university and move professional and liberal arts courses to the university. The measure aims to reduce duplications, centralize engineering at the agricultural college, and refocus the teachers' college on elementary education while preserving state-wide access.
The board supports moving domestic science to the university and developing a college of fine arts there, arguing liberal culture integration and coeducation fairness, with experts like Dr. Babcock approving the plan. It promises careful execution and cooperation from all institutions.
The plan argues to preserve strong departments in modern and ancient languages philosophy psychology and sciences with extensive labs libraries and museums at the university. It cites an annual cost of 167805 for professors and instructors and says increased but modest expenditure will meet demand. It urges rural teacher training as the main need and suggests expanding and coordinating to support agricultural and engineering education while allowing duplications in math English modern languages and economics to continue.
Mr H Weighley and son Will visit his mother and kin in Forrenton Illinois. John’s parochial school has a week off as Rev H Adix attends to his ill wife. Mrs O F Teeter and daughters visit Asa Owen's. Nora Burk of Iowa City stays with Mr and Mrs Chas Burk. L Barron sells farm to Illinois buyer and seeks larger tract. C J Hilmen family visit Minnesota. Milbert Oman and D C Oman hosts. Harry Brown, brother of Mrs Chas Wood, dies in Dodge Center Minnesota. funeral at Walnut Street Baptist Waterloo Thursday 2:30 PM.
A home recipe promises a pint of cough syrup for far less than store price. Mix sugar and warm water, add Pinex, and take teaspoons every one to three hours. Pine and sugar syrup soothes inflamed membranes and helps coughs, with a money back guarantee through The Pinex Co.
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