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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1915
Page
7
Waterloo area want ads feature Lost and Found items, jobs for both genders, rentals, real estate, auctions and sale notices. Listings include steno, housework, barber training, carriage and delivery jobs, modern rooms, flats, farms and acreage for sale, vehicles and sewing machines, with early 20th century prices and contact details.
Chicago market notes wheat surged on northwest rain delaying spring crops and lifting concerns for futures. Corn and oats followed with mixed moves as weather shifts and reduced demand pressed prices. Provisions rose with hogs, while cash wheat demand appeared modest and export chatter faded in spots. Kansas City hogs and cattle traded with varied results as receipts fluctuated.
Chicago September 14 market report shows butter and eggs unchanged while receipts rise. Hog market opens strong with mixed and heavy categories trading around 6.30 to 8.30, cattle steady to higher, sheep steady with slight declines for natives and westerns.
Word from Waterloo fans the claims of Dr. Galloway that his Naprapathic method heals chronic diseases without medicine. He says nerve pinching from spinal ligaments causes many ailments and that his treatment relieves rheumatic, neural, kidney and bowel troubles. Free examinations offered at 22314 West Fourth Street with hours listed and house calls by appointment.
Testimonial from Mrs. Carl Hi of Gladbrook Iowa describes a six week cure from gall stones and sciatic rheumatism without medicine by Dr Bruce Galloway after doctors and medicine failed to help, and notes continued treatments for good health.
A Waterloo reader says a goitre and multiple ailments including bowel kidney female troubles and headaches were relieved after several weeks of treatment by Dr Galloway. She notes having visited top Chicago and Iowa specialists with no success and praises the therapy. Several residents of Sloan Iowa also speak highly of De Galloway.
Mrs. C C Barber of Cedar Falls recounts dramatic improvement after Dr Galloway treatments in Waterton. She says weeks ago she could not turn in bed or dress herself, but now does housework, combs hair, and has full use of joints. She notes others with similar troubles were helped.
Mrs Halflingger of Hudson reports years of nervousness and heart palpitations cured after six weeks with Nap-Yapath by Dr Galloway in Waterloo. She credits relief from choking spells headaches and general health improvement and endorses the doctor for chronic diseases. She offers to discuss the treatment with others.
A reflective piece discusses advertising as a public service, citing examples from declared ethical self-promotion to the dead on marble gravestones. It weaves in love lyrics from poets and a life-saving tale of gratitude from a Schex sailor, then pivots to practical eye care advice about removing eyelash debris with cold water and gentle tips.
The article notes artesian wells long known to the Chinese with water from depths of 1786 feet yielding 51 g1y Sallone a minute. It mentions Perth drilling to 8160 feet in the 1870s and references moral concerns related to products deemed horrible, with a Syracuse Post Standard note on trade involving women and a mother bird motif.
An advertisement extols GETS-IT as the sole effective corn remedy. It promises rapid, painless corn removal with no cutting tools and asserts widespread usage by millions. The copy warns buyers to ensure they purchase GETS-IT only, from druggists or via mail order from B. Lawrence & Co of Chicago.
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