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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1911
Page
3
Cecilion Maryland resident George Richards describes twelve years of stomach trouble and costly doctors. He says raw eggs helped him when other foods caused pain after years of dried peaches and buttermilk. He credits Thedford's Black Draught, a vegetable remedy used for over seventy years, with dramatic improvement.
An old home remedy for darkening hair and treating dandruff evolves into a ready-made product by Wyeth Chemical Company of New York. Sage and sulphur hair remedy promises fuller, darker hair and refunds if not effective, selling at fifty cents a bottle through druggists led by H. W. Taggart at 537 Commercial St.
The third district convention of the Iowa Federation of Woman’s Clubs concluded in Cedar Falls with delegates praising Miss Mary Bliss and speakers. Mrs. Mary Starkweather urged a state department of women and children, outlining Minnesota’s model and the impact on factory children, education, and social centers.
The ladies enjoyed meeting Mrs. Knowlton of Dubuque a former resident here and Mrs. Grace Dubois now of Cedar Falls. They also met Mrs. Walter Ladd of Kansas City whose early home was at Jesup and Waterloo and who is now the guest of Miss Harriett Lake. She will visit relatives in Waterloo before returning home.
The Harvey Stock company drew a good crowd presenting Molly Bawn at the Waterloo theater and promises For Home and Honor as a top feature this week. Prices range 10 to 20 cents for matinees and evenings. The Old Town musical comedy with Montgomery and Stone comes Tuesday, with a large cast and English Pony Ballet as added attraction.
Describes biliousness as a stomach disorder and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a stomach medicine to cleanse, strengthen, tone, and invigorate the stomach, regulate the liver, and banish biliousness. Sold by all dealers.
Rock Island lines president H A Mudge postpones Waterloo visit due to the death of Robert Mather, former Rock Island counsel and director. Telegram from C O Lamson notes funeral attendance necessitates absence. Mudge to arrive Monday afternoon and evening to carry out arranged plans. Mather, former Rock Island counsel and director, died in New York City.
The census bureau lists 7,740,634 bales of 1911 cotton ginned to October 18. Round bales total 62,605 and Seal Island bales 40,034.
Due to rapid growth the F O Evans Piano Co relocates to the Stern Shein Furniture Co building, occupying the west half of both first and second floors. The move takes effect November 1.
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