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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1909
Page
4
A Virginia reader reports five years of heart pain and breathlessness improved after using Dr Miles Heart Remedy. She notes marked improvement after six bottles and claims eventual cure. The ad advises nerve and muscle weakness can affect the heart and promises money back if no benefit.
Mrs Rena Hare of Pierce Iowa describes severe female trouble and relief after taking Cardui. She cites pains in side and legs, faint spells, and insomnia but says the first bottle helped and she is nearly well. The ad urges druggists to sell Cardui with directions.
In Winona Minnesota President Taft defended the Payne tariff bill as the best Republican measure and said insurgents who voted against it deserted the party. He praised Representative James A Tawney and contrasted party unity with dissent in Wisconsin and Minnesota while outlining tariff revisions and the debate over duties.
Waterloo druggist H N Schultz advertises Hindipo as a cure for Brights disease diabetes rheumatism gout gravel dropsy bladder inflammation bad blood and nervous troubles. The mail order offer guarantees satisfaction with prepaid postage and returns, pricing 80 cents per box or two fifty six, with a stated risk of loss.
A theatrical manager teased conceited actors as a boastful Hamlet performer boasts of glowing reviews. The manager says the audience enjoyed the misstep when the actor faded into Ophelia but clambered back, provoking quiet smiles at the Pittsburg Press prankster tone.
A bygone Chicago News blurb recalls Sandy Pikes telling a housewife to imitate the busy ant. The tale shifts to a failed picnic venture where a boy mirrors the ant, faces food theft, and is chased by dogs, ending his imitation effort.
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