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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1912
Page
14
Old time parent's guide touts Syrup of Figs as a gentle stomach liver and bowel cleanser. It promises to relieve a wide range of child ailments without nausea or griping by flushing toxins from bowels. The notice urges mothers to keep the product handy and to ask druggist for the California Fig Syrup Co remedy.
Rev Frank Palmer spoke on Proverbs as a Key to Business Success at Emanuel Evangelical church Courthouse square drawing business and professional men. He illustrated points with examples and said the Bible guides success. Evening service at 8 20 features prayer meeting then Sunday school teachers and high school pupils meetings.
Funeral services for Mrs. Guilford H. Sumner were held in Manchester with many attendees including members of the State Board of Health. Survivors include a husband, a son, three sisters and three brothers. Also noted are nearby relatives and Waterloo attendees. An advertisement urges reading The Iowa Homestead for farm knowledge and offers subscription terms.
The Grace church organ concert series second concert is moved to Tuesday Oct 29. Kennett E. Runkel will perform an organ recital as organist.
Grace church promotes a concert series featuring Mr. Runkel in an all new program, with a ladies’ double quartet and a solo by Mrs. C Dean McCall. Waterloo's renowned organist is highlighted and rated among the top in large cities, promising an exceptional musical event.
A statement claimed Iowa can supply enough dairy products for the entire United States. The remark was presented with official pomp though details and sources are unclear.
Three thousand two hundred pounds of butter entered in competition at the annual convention. Butter sold at 12 40 per pound.
An aged newspaper blurb promotes a skin treatment labeled PD DL 1 with a promise of no cost if it fails. It mentions a mild wash, a prescription for Brezema, and asserts prior remedies offered no guarantee. The copy ends with a cheeky claim about a cent bottle proving effectiveness.
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