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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1921
Page
14
Daisy Warwick, described as a grass widow, sues a former Nevada man named Lowrey in a Mankato Minnesota court for 15000 dollars. She alleges he attempted to hug and fondle her while offering a loan, prompting humiliation and a shocked state of mind.
Lew Hampton, residing four miles southeast of Fredericksburg, was crushed by a recently acquired bull while seeking water. The animal tipped him, tossed him with its horn, and dragged him before he freed himself and crawled to safety. Surgeons attended, and he was transported to St. Joseph's Hospital in the afternoon. The bull had been on the premises for only one day.
A testimonial claims Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy cured a mother suffering from stomach and intestinal ailments. She credits the product with removing mucus and allaying ailments including appendicitis, stating she is entirely well after a course of the remedy. A money refund is offered and the ad notes availability.
A vintage advertisement urges readers with catarrhal deafness or head noises to visit a druggist and obtain Parmint double strength. The remedy suggests mixing one ounce with one to four measures and applying to the throat, claiming easy repair, low cost, and pleasant taste.
A fragmented prompt asks readers if they would stop for a dollar on the curb or take a ten from a stranger. It promotes a dubious offer to earn easy money by bringing a car and doing work for minimal pay, presenting unclear incentives.
The Iowa state board of parole prosecutes seventeen prisoners in Anamosa and ten in Fort Madison for parole violations. A new law adds five years to their sentences for breaking parole. Trials proceed in Jones and Es counties with juries and court-appointed attorneys as needed.
Thomas Emmett King, the mourner, was allowed to attend his burial after the Friday battles. Alice King, the widow and claimant for guardianship, wept as the body was lowered into the grave.
Funeral services were held today for BANDID'S only mourner, the widow. Advertisers claim Pape's Cold Compound provides rapid relief by clearing nasal passages and reducing fever, sneezing, and headache with doses every two hours, tasting pleasant and containing no quinine.
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