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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1913
Page
13
Miss Mildred Langdon suffered severe burns to face and arms when a pan of grease ignited at her home on a Monday night. An intoxicated intruder stood at her door and fled after she tripped and knocked over the pan, causing flames to catch in her hair and clothing.
An old advertisement touts Sage Tea Keep as a dark hair restoration treatment. It claims to darken the scalp, reduce gray hair, and restore youthful look with regular use and products like sulfur compounds. It warns against false store purchases and promises dramatic, natural results.
The document details the corporate framework for a cleaning and dyeing business with clothing manufacture. It covers powers to borrow, issue notes, own real estate, perpetual succession, common seal, stock transferability, contracts, by laws, and property transactions. Authorized capital is ten thousand dollars, with at least three thousand paid in. The corporation begins October 1, 1913 for twenty years, managed by a 3-5 member board. Officers include president, secretary, treasurer. Initial directors are Egbert C Bailey and A W Schwietert with others, meetings set for the second Tuesday each year in 1914, and provisions on limits of indebtedness and private property exemption. The articles may be amended by stockholder majority.
Reading matter savings advertise a subscription deal for the Waterloo Evening Courier focused on local affairs and farm and live stock topics. It promotes expert articles, practical content and an extraordinary offer to renew and refer neighbors.
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