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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1915
Page
11
The Waterloo store expands its hosiery section to larger quarters with bigger stocks and varieties. Every pair of hose carries an assurance of satisfaction with replacement if needed, inviting customers to prove the value and move their hosiery business to Eiffel.
A local retailer touts Globe Knit underwear as the best tailored and fitting on the market. They offer one and two piece garments in various styles and weights, with prices starting at fifty cents and rising to fit any budget.
A stylish store touts its unique fall garments as the prime objective of designers. Buyers are urged to act now to secure exclusive models, with quick turnover from many manufacturers ensuring scarce, one of a kind items.
Washington reports a rise of 41 000 members in boys and girls agricultural clubs from 1914 to 1915 as cooperative work spans 26 of 33 states. Highlights include midwinter college courses, field demonstrations, and prize-free incentive profits funding education and farm skills. Public canning demonstrations reach 118 867 attendees, with over half of participants being adults.
Trimmed local items report visits by Werman and Margeret Hofferer of Creighton Seb to Tripoli and departures of Rev Phillip Ackerman for South St Paul Minn. Other notes include Mrs Sophie Mattendorf and daughter’s trip to Fort Madison, a china shower for Miss Elsie Ourogse, and small town travels to Davenport Waterloo Cedar Rapids Chicago and Milwaukee.
Howard of Springview Nebraska completed an automatic dirigible lamp for cars, patented 1915, and sold it to Western Winduc ery Development Co of Denver for 50000. He once lived in Littleton and is praised by friends for his success.
Warns that aging signals indicate kidney strain and urges prompt relief with GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. Claims centuries of use for kidney and bladder ailments, sold in 2t , 8c , and 1.00 prices, through druggists with no substitutes.
A brief notice reports a child recovering after a severe brain fever illness but dying soon after. The report notes the child had been ill for three days prior to death.
An old advertisement touts Trex as a cure for rheumatic pains constipation headaches and backaches. It claims the product opens kidneys liver and bowels cleans the stomach and removes toxins and irritants. The ad offers 25 cents and mentions Denton Beards town for samples.
A local store promotes blankets and comfortables in cotton and wool sizes. Shoppers are urged to compare quality size and price and to buy blankets and comfortables at this store, promising best options whether combed cotton or finer fabrics.
Week services were held Sunday with Rev. Melcher in charge, reflecting a quiet communal observance and parish activities noted in the report.
An advertisement urges thin people to use Sargel to convert meals into fat producing nourishment. It claims the product stops waste and helps the body gain pounds by aiding digestion, with a money back guarantee and wide pharmacy availability.
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