Roosevelt Attacks Wilsons Partisan War Appeal
New York Oct 29 Col Theodore Roosevelt denounces President Wilsons partisan appeal to voters and backs Republican leaders who he says acted for the nation during the war. He accuses Wilson of anti administration bias, calls for nonpartisan wartime conduct, and urges voters to support Weeks and other Republicans over Wilson aligned candidates.
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Carnegie
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilson
Senate
House of Representatives
Roosevelt
United States
Democratic Party
Congress
House of Congress
Messrs. Burleson
Creel
Mitngis
Michigan
Altho
Ther
Congr
Wiesel
StAndra
Republic
Henry Ford
Ford
Weeks
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Weeks
The
World
Democratic Congress
Germany
House
Hom
America
Hmit
Kitchen
City ends free garbage collection after Nov 9
City council unanimously approved ending the free garbage collection program after Saturday November 9. For five months the city had hired teams at seven dollars each, with three to five teams active, but costs rose and service was uneven. Private collection will be allowed under sanitary supervision until a new disposal method is found before spring. The report also notes strong lobster catches along the Atlantic coast with Canadian fishermen harvesting 75 million to 100.6 million lobsters annually.
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Atlantic
Soda fountains reopen under health board order
Soda fountains, soft drink emporiums and pool halls reopen this morning under the city health board's permission after a last night action. The health officer urged caution while plans allow churches next Sunday and theatres and schools to resume Monday if conditions remain favorable. The board met informally at the mayor's office with educators, theaters, the Commercial club and clergy, and will decide on a general reopening date at Thursday's 4 p.m. session.
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City Board of Health
F. A. Sporle
Board of Health
D. C. Huntoon
Real Estate Transfers and Fees in Waterloo Listings
Real estate transfers recorded by Black Hawk County Abstract and Georg Sprage to Polly Sprague noted. Properties include portions of Kendall's Fourth Street and Balliett Gilbert sub in Waterloo with Cedar River on east side. Fees show figures like 43,008.00 plus small line items. Listing includes multiple Schenk transfers and urban parcels in Waterloo areas.
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Black Hawk County
Georgs Sprage
Polly Spral
Ivaterioo
Walter M. Widmann
C Williams
Balliett & Gilbert
Waterloo
William W. Beck
P. W. Belangee
Kendall
Fourth Street
Christopher Schenk
Amelian Schenk
Health boards warn influenza danger and urge early treatment
Public health boards warn of influenza and pneumonia sweeping the nation. Citizens are urged to seek prompt care at first cold symptoms and use Hyomei inhaler therapy to prevent spread and reduce illness costs.
Grundy Center News Sketches and Local Notices
Fragmentary rural items report illness and pneumonia among townspeople, property and business movements, a death in Grundy Center, and local weather and threshing notes. Lieutenant Ray Williamson returns home on 30 day furlough from Long Island aviation corps, as J. Kennard of Cedar Rapids relocates to Grundy Center to begin auctioneering.
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Henry Lenthe
Feinbeck
Grundy County
Ray Williamson
Aviation Corps
Long Island
X. iv
Kennard
Cedar Rapids
Grundy Center
Ebner Lenihe
Reinbeck
Health Talk on Fight Against Influenza and Home Remedies
A health column urges fighting influenza with cleanliness and self care. It promotes Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets, Anuric tablets, hot lemonade, bed rest, tepid water baths with salaratus, and iron or herbal tonics like Golden Medical Discovery as aids to recover and strengthen after illness.
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Dr. Pierce
Pierce Gad
Pierce
Golden Medical
Gets-It corn remover advertised as painless remedy
An old fashioned advertisement proclaims Gets-It as the only safe painless corn remover. It claims quick loosening of corns, ease of peeling, and a money back guarantee. Produced by E. Lawrence & Co. Chicago and sold in Waterloo, marketed by Wangler Bros and C. J. Miller.
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E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Waterloo
Wangler Bros
C. J. Miller
Back like a board it s your kidneys remedy ad
Early 20th century style ad promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a remedy for back and kidney related pains. It claims to attack toxic germs, provide quick relief, and offers a money back guarantee if not helpful. Available in three sizes from druggists with brand warning to ensure Gold Medal on the box.
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Haarlem
Holland
How to Look Years Less Than Your Age
An aged face can look years younger using mercorized wax applied at night and washed off in the morning. The wax allegedly removes a faded outer layer, revealing fresher skin and erasing wrinkles through a hygienic absorption process touted as natural. A wash lotion with saxotite and witch hazel is claimed to tighten and smooth skin.
Make Your Own Cough Remedy At Home For Less
A homemade cough syrup using Pinex and syrup makes a stronger, cheaper remedy than ready-made products. It soothes the throat, relieves coughing, and helps bronchial symptoms with a pint made from Pinex and sugar or molasses. Ask your druggist for 212 ounces of Pines with directions. guaranteed satisfaction or refund. Pinex Co, Ft Wayne, nd
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Pinex Co
Ft Wayne
Chamberlain's Tablets Offer Morning Relief
A vintage advertisement promises two or three Chamberlain's Tablets after supper will banish sluggishness dullness and bilious feelings by morning. The tone urges quick use to restore tone and daily vigor.
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Galvertisenrent
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Milo Drinks
Grundy
Lee H. Smith
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Mason City
Marshalltown
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Lowa
Owa
Towa
Dakota
Burch Bros
BOS
Womens
CHIB
Mildrens
Appane
Perrins Dents
Kayser
Lowa’s Greatest
Women’s & Children’s
Aisthmador Orkomey
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Joseph Sons Co. dewelers-Optometrists
Nat'l
Umbaugh
R. W. van Schoyck
Don Cox
Margadant Bros
West
Ninth Street
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