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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1919

Page

14

Waterloo theatre lineup features war drama and musical acts

The Waterloo stage hosts a mixed bill including Firebrand war melodrama Seven Days Leave and a lively Sunshine musical show. Also on tour are African American vaudeville performers headed by Ed Tolliver, a large chorus of chorus girls in My Sunny Girls, and John Philip Sousa’s band with The Volunteers march. The Burlington View notes a charming I Love You comedy.

insievleWarvey Ed Tolliver Powell Waterloo L. Parker Joy Britton Choi Cum Theatre London Park Theatre New York Ousi John Philinsa Waterloo Theatre Burlington Shrand

Dyspepsia and Home Life Relief From Universal Meals

A classic advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as relief for indigestion and sour stomachs. It argues family meals improve happiness when the whole household eats the same foods and meals are digested, promoting better appetite and food choice. The pills are sold in drug stores across the United States and Canada.

Stuart Leach United States Canada

Heartsease and The Floodlum at Waterloo and Plaza

A local notice previews Heartsease at Plaza Theatre starring Tom Moore with a refined cast and a plot driven by music and mistaken love. Waterloos Theatre runs a brief mention of the show while The Floodlum features Mary Pickford in a versatile role praised for its rapid pacing and emotion.

Tom Moore Plaza Theatre Jusilice

Blood Tonic Promises Vitality For Winter Resilience

An advertisement extols a plant based blood tonic to strengthen the body against winter hardships. It claims purifying, renewing the blood, boosting vigor, and aiding chronic ailments while denying mineral drugs. The ad urges purchase at drug stores and mentions The White One as a guarantee of safety.

Atlanta

The Hoodlum at Palace Theatre this week

The Hoodlum features Amy Burke played by Miss Pickford as the granddaughter of wealthy Alexander Guthrie. She abandons Europe to live in New York slums with her father a sociological writer. Amy sheds privilege, becomes a tough street figure, then seeks to vindicate her grandfather, leading to a dramatic climax. Palace Theatre listings note late hours at the Boss Cafe.

Palace Theatre Amy Burke Miss Pickford Alexander Guthrie Ando Amy New York Europe Amy Creighton Street

Maripal Woes Divorce Suit Filed By Mrs Kata Tilepaugh

Mrs Kata Tilepaugh filed for divorce from Charles Tillepaugh alleging cruel treatment. Married at Burr Oak Iowa on December 3, 1891. She seeks custody of two minor children Cort 17 and Roger 5, $100 suit money, attorney fees, $15 weekly temporary support and $450 monthly permanent alimony.

Kata Tilepaugh Charles Tillepaugh Burr Oak Cort Roger

Slick Brick Deal Pulled On Officer In Iowa

Jes Moines Oct 22 Charles Holmberg deputy in municipal court believes Lewin victim of a brick deal that was allegedly involved in selling a "welt" brick pile in the backyard Holmberg lacked funds for the purchase while a peddler offered to sell him something he desired but details are unclear.

Jes Moines Charles ‘Holmberie Musicipal Court Lewin Welling

Wagonload of bricks leads to discovery of theft

Holmberg bought bricks that were moved by Zatlers the peddler who unloaded them and left with the bricks in the back yard. Holmberg later realized he had unknowingly rebought his own property as the seller had only hauled them around the horse.

Holmberg

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