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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1928
Page
14
Democrats announce an early, vigorous push in Black Hawk County with literature badges and bumper stickers at headquarters. Chairman M H Kelly says efforts aim to mobilize farmers and secure votes while vowing not to cede ground to Republicans.
Washington observers note a sparse federal presence with Kellogg abroad leaving General New and Secretary West to steer the government. The piece surveys New's postwar plans, possible return for Work under Hoover, and the air mail program expansion credited to New and Kellogg.
A physician states constipation causes more misery than other issues and introduces Rexall Orderlies. The tablet draws water into a dry colon to soften waste for a natural movement. Stop suffering, take Rexall Orderlies at night and feel better the next day. Available for 25e at Rexall Drug Booth.
Locomotive engineer W Peters at 134 Adams Street tends a large flower garden with a long back yard. He grows five lilac types, three spireas, dogwood, deutzias, hydrangeas, jasmines, honeysuckles, several berry varieties, tamarix, and clematis blooms that create a white snowbank effect along the fence. He balances gardening with work, says flowers are like children.
A fragment notes soil as the garden’s striking feature with tropical luxury and abundance. It mentions high fertilizer use and contrasts barnyard manure with commercial options. The passage underscores soil health and comfort from manure in a rural garden context.
Mr Peters wishes Waterloo to beautify by adding flower plots to every lot as he considers both neighborhood and city profitable. G R Hoxie and family at 206 Wellington Street returned from a three week trip through Minnesota and Ontario visiting Minneapolis Duluth Fort William and Port Arthur.
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