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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1912

Page

15

Naprapathy credited for curing Aurora man’s paralysis

Mr. N. Grommes of near Aurora Illinois reports complete recovery from arm paralysis after fifteen Naprapathy treatments. He attributes his cure to spinal column examination and the new method, praising Bruce Galloway, Naprapath, of Waterloo for similar results in chronic cases.

N. Grommes Aurora, Ill Aurora Grommes P. J. Frieders Mr. Grommes College of Learning Bruce Galloway Naprapath Waterloo Black Hawk Bank Rlde

Suffragists Split Over Des Moines Literature Clash

In Des Moines on October 10, B. G. Gue, former secretary of the joint suffrage campaign, distributed defamatory literature about prominent suffragists. The material caused outrage, Gue's arresting action led to confiscation, and the state association moved to withdraw support while authorizing incorporation to use a $10,000 bequest for Iowa suffrage work.

Des Moines Iowa Equal Suffrage B. G. Gue Joint Suffrage Political Campaign Committee State Association Lona Ingham Robinson Harvey Ingham Gue Mary Safford State Suffrage Association Miss Safford Mr. Gue

Dayton Man Touts Cure For Childs Cold In Ad Claim

J. W. Copeland of Dayton Ohio says his boy’s cold vanished after taking Chamberlains Cough Remedy purchased for him. He argues this beats paying a five dollar doctor's bill. For sale by all dealers.

J. W. Copeland Dayton Ohio Chamberlain

Girls Take Chance On Baseball Score

A humorous note on a women’s baseball pool where participants pay a dime to pick a number, with Judge Benson calling it an honest gamble though tied to local gambling concerns. Miss Elen Mullarky previously won the pool. John Dowding won the latest draw No 3. promotion for The Iowa Homestead subscription offered.

Court House Sox Giants Benson Elen Mullarky Chas. Plummer John Dowding

The White Way of a Turkish City in Christian Herald

A voyage through Salonica contrasting modern electric streets with ancient lanes once walked by Paul. The Egnatian Way remains central, tracing Roman routes. the triumphal arch and Greek inscriptions verify Thessalonica as a free city and Politarch rulership.

Christian Herald Wea Salonica Athens Trieste New York London Thessalonica Paul Via Egnatia Constantinople Pollitarch Secundus St. Luke Luke

Pure Food Show Draws Hundreds at Armory Ball

The Pure Food show at the Armory Ball attracted over 2,700 visitors with two more days planned. Prizes were awarded in a baby show led by Campbell of Borden Milk, with Elizabeth Morris winning first prize. Exhibitors offer samples while La Rue's orchestra performs each evening.

Waterloo la Rue Hibitora Campbell Borden Milk Company Elizabeth Morris Ather Milton Degraw Spurr Leona Henney Case Bosden's Milk James Carney Harold Oscar Parker Francis Welmer Albert Gram Francis Louis Reed Edith Joyner Pound Langfeldt Alice Clifford

Million and a Quarter in the High Schools

Dr. P P Claxton estimates 1.25 million American students will attend high school in 1913 14. Public high schools account for about 1 1 million and private secondary schools for about 160 thousand. The rise of public high schools doubles since 1900 with 22 26 percent of elementary entrants reaching high school, and the trend spreads across whites and many blacks.

P. P. Claxton United States Commissioner of Education Claxton Alexander Summers Bureau

Record Breaking Steel Pro Production Highlighted

Iron Trade Review notes a projected U S steel output of about 20,006,000 tons for the year, exceeding all prior years and likely surpassing the 26,094,091 tons produced in 1919 for nine months. It cites shifts toward open hearth and scrap processes and compares steel to pig iron production through 1911–1912. The piece ends with an endorsement by Mrs. P H Brogan of Wilson Pa praising Chamberlains Court Remedy for croup, an advertisement.

Iron Trade Review United States American Iron and Steel Institute Bessemer P. H. Brogan Wilson Croup

Seerley Named to National Montessori Board

Prof H H Seerler of Iowa State Teachers College joins Prof Norton Harvard, Superintendent Maxwell NYC, S F McClure manager Montague Magazine, and Prof Holmes Harvard on the American board for the Montessori kindergarten system. Dr Maria Montessori of Rome plans a school for teachers with Montessori in charge and Italian speaking assistants. Target readiness by January 15 1918. Mrs Morence Ward of Iowa State Teachers College studied with Montessori last spring.

H. H. Seerler Iowa State Teachers’ College Norton Harvard Maxwell New York City S. F. McClure McClure Magazine Holmes American Board For Fourth Avenue Manhattan N. Y Maria Montessor Rome

One Brand Promises Quick Cold Cures and Laxative Relief

An old advertisement touts Bromo Quinine as the sole laxative brand with a claim by E. W. Grove signature. It pledges cures for a cold in one dry and grip in two days, priced at 25 cents.

E. W. Grove

Farmers Auction Sale Bills Prominent in Couriers Ads

The text notes sale bills for farmers auctions as a specialty and says they are used to advantage in the Gourier's advertising columns. It lists the W. A. Hartman company and the Watertown Evening Courier at 209 218 Park avenue west.

Gourier W. A. Hartman Company Watertoo Evening Courier Park Avenue West Courier W. H. Hartman Company Waterloo Evening Courier

Market News and Prices From Chicago Board of Trade

The report notes firm cables curbing wheat selling and lifting prices amid worries over Turkish war involvement. December wheat ranges near 92 to 93 8, corn higher around 58 to 63, oats up to 32 6, pork and lard firm on hog strength, with hogs opening steady and closing higher. Butter, eggs, cheese and produce show varied, with receipts sited and cattle and sheep markets detailed. A marriage of Thomas H. Simona and Josephine Kies and Ear G Brause and Emma A Pagelman is recorded in Waterloo and West Union.

Chicago Argentina Here Thomas H. Simona Josephine [R Kies Waterloo Ear G. Brause Emma A. Pagelman West Union Justice of Peace Frank Kanapp Wellington Laos

D D D Eczema Remedy Ad Guarantees Relief

The ad claims D D D Prescription for eczema stops itching instantly with a 5 cent bottle. It asserts D D D has long been a reliable remedy and urged buyers to consult druggists or buy from Wangler Bros with a full bottle guarantee. If it fails to relieve, no charge.

Atore Wangler Bros

State board shifts liberal arts from Cedar Falls college

The state board of education ordered transferring Cedar Falls liberal arts from State Teachers College to the State University at Iowa City, with the engineering move from Iowa City to Ames and domestic science from Ames to Iowa City, a change expected to uproot hundreds of students and staff and reshape Waterloo and Cedar Falls education and patronage.

Black Hawk County Cedar Rapids State Board of Education State Teachers’ College Cedar Falls State University Iowa City Agricultural College Ames Jona Tte Waterloo Teachers’ College Plummer Cedar Falla

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