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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1913

Page

4

Fox and Rabbit Parable on Pride and Charity

Mister Fox and Jack Rabbit discuss a party ending and lessons from a tale where a hungry fox tricks a rabbit. The fox recounts how tails and ears change over time after a plan to steal hens backfires, illustrating that generosity matters only while you can help others.

Mister Fox Jack Rabbit Johnson Mister Pax Jack Wabbit Mr. Fox Raulit Bette Rabbit Neice Devou Fox Tha Snina

First Church of Christ Scientist to Build Downtown Edifice

Plans move forward for a new church building and a reading room at Fourth street between Baltimore and Western avenues. The First Church of Christ Scientist in the city, with about 3800 members, will begin construction only after securing sufficient funds to avoid debt. The reading room would serve travelers and locals at Fourth and Baltimore streets.

Church of Christ Scientist Fourth Street Baltimore Street Western Avenue Fourth Baltimore First Jefferson Street

Danderine Hair Cleanse Promises Quick Beauty Boost

An ad touts Danderine as a rapid hair beautifier that removes dandruff and dirt. It claims lustrous, fluffy hair with strengthened roots and longer growth after a single application. A 26 cent bottle from drugstores or toilet counters is recommended.

Knowlton

Illinois Central reports 1913 profits rise to 6.6 million

The Illinois Central's sixty third annual report shows a net income of 6,575,113 for the year ended June 30 1913 up 3,170,147 from 1912. A 6 percent total dividend is declared for the year amid flood and general business conditions. Pensioners total 416 on June 30 with pensions paid at 104 715.73.

Inois Central Railroad Betes Sioux City

Stop Scaling of Psoriasis and Blood Condition Link

A Lexington Kentucky witness claims psoriasis cleared after controlling blood condition. The article links skin disease to blood health and promotes S S products from The Swett Company, Atlanta Ga.

Lexington Inoue S&s Sweatt Tpreite Company Swift Brig Ailenra

Vacation Money by a New Plan

Banks unveil a savings scheme promising vacation cash. Start with small weekly deposits, then add a fixed amount each week, leading to a June payout for two weeks abroad. Various starter amounts yield different daily spending caps.

Leavitt - Johnson National Bank Waterloo Li. & Jd. Bank Spough

Insanity Plea Considered in murder case

In New York Rev. Alphonse Koelble plans to defend Alphonse Schmidt by insanity if needed as trial approaches. Schmidt faces the electric chair after a murder charge. Koelble would seek a mental competency commission if defense shifts. Bishop McFaul publicly released a 1909 letter ordering Schmidt to leave Trenton diocese over disobedience and alleged misconduct.

New York Schmidt Alphonse Koelble Tomibs Father Schmidt Mr. Koelble God Abraham Trenton N. J James A. McFaul Hans Schmidt St. Francis Church Rathner McFaul

Deer Arrives for the Park at Cedar River Park

The three year old buck deer purchased by Waterloo park commissioners in Cedar Rapids has arrived at Cedar River park. Officials paid 20 dollars for the deer and report it was captured without injury after a difficult chase. It is expected to enhance the park's appeal and beauty.

Park Commissioners Cedar Rapids Waterloo Cedar River Park

New Furnace Planned for Union Depot Station

J. T. Ryan, general agent for the Chicago Rock Island Pacific railroad, announced today plans to install a modern furnace at Union Depot. Work will begin soon and be rushed to completion as Iowa braces for winter.

Iowa J. T. Ryan Chicago Rock Island Pacific Railroad Wien Station

Salt Lake City Won’t Seek Coast League Entry

Missoula Mont Sept 16 President Mulroney of the Union Baseball association said Salt Lake City cannot join the Pacific Coast league. He stated Salt Lake City belongs to Union association territory and cannot switch under the national protective agreement while the current organization remains.

Salt Lake Missoula Mont Mulroney Union Baseball Association Salt Lake City Union Association

Annual Jawa State Teachers Assn Meeting in Des Moines

State Superintendent A M Deyoe reports the fifty ninth Iowa Teachers association will convene in Des Moines on November 6 7 and 8 with an extensive program and strong enrollment hoped for Prof F M Hammitt in Ottumwa says attendance will be among the largest yet seen in Iowa The program emphasizes professional content over entertainment and includes addresses by T Carson of Ohio Educational Monthly Robert Aley of Maine and S D Fess of Artioch College plus multiple band and quartet performances and departmental meetings including a county superintendents banquet late in the week The state aims to grant teachers three days off with pay and without loss of time for the gathering Also notes a rocket sale ad and a heartfelt thanks to mourners from the Cleveland family.

A. M. Deyoe Jawa State Teachers’ Association Des Moines F. M. Hammitt Ottumwa Iowa America Deyoe T. Carson The Ohio Educational Monthly Robert Aley Maine D. Fess Ohio Artioch College Horace Mann

Wakefield's Blackberry Balsam Ad Promotes Diarrhoea Remedy

Notice asks owners to call for pictures at Hile man and Gindt. Ad touts Wakefield's Blackberry Balsam claiming long use in diarrhoea cases, no habit forming drugs, no constipation, pleasant taste, safe for all ages and priced 85 cents.

Hileman & Gindt's Unee Wakefield

The New Method Doctors Open in Syndicate Building

The New Method Doctors announce new offices in the Syndicate Building offering spinal adjustments and nervous release to treat spinal or nervous disorders, apoplexy, paralysis, heart and digestive diseases, and women's and children's ailments. They claim quick, safe results with no drastic medication and invite investigations. A private hospital for out of town patients is available.

Syndicate Bldg

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