Working Girls Report Relief From Monthly Pain
Two letters from women describe relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Hellen Canet of Brooklyn says seven bottles ended monthly agony and invites others to try the remedy. Matttis Copenhaver of Tishomingo reports cure from painful periods with backache and fainting spells and offers to answer inquiries.
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Brooklyn
N.Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Heelen Canet
Dean St
Tishomingo
Okla
Matttis Copenhaver
Petition Seeks Mulberry Street Streetcar Service Restore
About fifty Mulberry street residents petitioned the city council to force Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern Railway to provide better streetcar service on Mulberry street, arguing no downtown service since Cedar Falls cars began using the west side. The issue was sent to the street and alley committee for action. Public discussion on sidewalks followed with City Attorney Kenyon urging repairs to prevent injuries, noting the city’s liability if walks are not maintained. The Waterloo Evening Courier advertises farmers sales via sale bills.
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Mulberry Street
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway Company
Cedar Falls
Kenyon
Gold Dust Package Promotes Self Test for Servants
The notice urges readers to buy a package of Gold Dust to test whether they do their own work or hire a servant, promising that users will never be without help.
Waverly Branch Factory Opens as Kohagen Dies at Home
John T. Kohagen, an elderly Bremer county settler, died of hiccoughs at his Warren township home after ten days illness. He was born in Germany in 1838 and settled in Bremer county in 1861. The Waterloo Skirt & Garments company opened a Waverly branch with thirty machines, soon to rise to seventy, with Mrs. C. Knapp and later Mrs. Barbara Gretzmeier in charge. Also a Pure Food case: John Mizner fined $25 and James Callander $50 for rendering diseased hogs into grease.
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Waverly
John T. Kohagen
Bremer County
Warren Township
Mr. Kohagen
Germany
America
New York
Laura Thies
Waterloo Skirt & Garments Company
Peration
C. Knapp
Waterloo
Barbara Gretzmeier
Cedar Falls
R. E. Montague
C. Ottesen
John Mizner
Plainfield
Mizner
Justice Schiefelpein
James Callander
Cedar Rapids
Ottosen
Foley Kidney Pills Ad Claims Help for Mrs Webling
Mrs Paul Webling of 416 Smith St Peoria Illinois suffered kidney and bladder trouble with back pain and nervous symptoms. After using Foley Kidney Pills she reports relief and says she will recommend them. Signed Ht. W. Taggart.
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Paul Webling
Smith St. Peoria
Foley
W. Taggart
Amusements at the Waterloo with Margaret Anglin
The Frank G. Long Stock Company opens a week at the Waterloo featuring all royalty plays. Last night offered One Girl in a Thousand with refined vaudeville between acts. Margaret Anglin appears Friday in Green Stockings a witty comedy by A B W Mason.
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Frank G. Long
Manager Long
Margaret Angline
the Waterloo
A. B. W. Mason
Miss Anglin
Cascarets Claim Quick Cleanse For Comfort
Take a Cascaret tonight and thoroughly cleanse your Liver Stomach and Bowels and you will surely feel great by morning. This ad touts Cascarets as a quick solution for headache coated tongue cannot sleep delirious nervousness and upset stomach. A 10 cent box from your druggist promises healthy bowel action clear head and cheerfulness for months.
Will History Repeat Itself on Tariff and Prices
A historical comparison notes 1892 and 1913 Democratic tariff planks arguing revenue limits, with prices from Waterloo markets showing 1845 lows and 1835 to 1912 local price quotes for oats, corn, rye, cattle, hogs, hay, potatoes, butter, eggs, and lard, highlighting potential price movements after elections. Real estate transfers listed: Elijah B. Jones to Andrew E. Lunn, etc.
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Democratic Party
Democratic Platform
Courier
Waterloo
Black Hawk Con. Abstract Co
Elijah
Jones
Andrew E. Lunn
Brown
Cedar Falls
Tony Gentle
C.F. Lathrop
West Waterloo
Susan Blowers
Whitq
Blowers
J. KB. Sedewick
FLL
Marquis
Woodlawn
Minnie M. Crippen
Lena Moreland
Leavitt
Johnson & Miller's
W. FL Sawyer
M. J. Becker
Linden Place
Vandal in Sioux City Election Warrants Issued for Three Judges
Warrants issued for the arrest of three judges and two clerks from the Second precinct, Fifth ward. Woodin and Malloy arrested. other three to be apprehended. Bonds set at 2.50 each. Probe follows alleged election fraud and graffiti in the prescient. Justice Pitkin to arraign after custody. Chief O Shone ssy extended courtesies at the jail. The county attorney cites weeks of investigation and aims to prosecute violations.
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Sioux City
Ort
Fifth Ward
C. Mercure
Ed Berendt
J. Malley
Ed Woodin
H. Ness
Aafternoon
Woodin
Malloy
H. W. Pitkin
O'Shonessy
Milk Inspectors October Report Urges Clean Milk Supply
City Milk Inspector Wyant releases monthly supply report praising an average above 4.2 and urging consumer effort to maintain sanitary conditions. He cites back porch bottle dirties with sour milk and flies as examples of avoidable contamination and lists multiple milk producers with quality scores and cream contents.
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Bishop
W. W. Wyant
Waterloo
Mr. Wyant
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J. T. Kohagen
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Elizabeth W. Alford
R. N. Cawim
Leland
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Waterloo Business College
Vandal
Ime
Rmaanes
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Venter
Galloway Palms
Scott & Sons
Orange
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Sindlinger
J.R. Smith
R. Eighmey
Clyde Eighmey
Boos
Thompson
Mrs. Nauman
Lester
Casebeer & Co
Hershberger
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Golden Medical
Dr. Pierce
RV. Pierce
M. D
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Ra Tally
Ann
Fema
Knowledge & Youth Manor
Wifa
Henderson
Weatherwax
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Waterloo Ice Cream Co
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