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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1922
Page
2
Society notes examine pockets as a symbol and practical trait for women, tracing how pockets shifted from male privilege to fashionable utility. Anecdotes show pockets in coats reveal items from powder boxes and handkerchiefs to photos, notes, and fare money, reflecting changes in women’s roles and public expectations.
Edna Kent Forbes discusses genuine rosewater versus shop varieties and two methods to make rosewater from rose petals. Steps include selecting petals, salting, boiling in enamel, condenser setup, and aging in a cool place before bottling. A few readers ask about hair vitality, cocoa butter usage, and pimples prompting medical advice.
Ruth Cameron argues that two generations living under one roof often leads to friction unless one party yields. She notes many families suffer when strong personalities clash and third generation dynamics complicate matters. A home of one generation each, when possible, may yield happier results.
Dr C F Ward associate professor of French at State University of Iowa will lecture on French civilization to Waterloo Woman's Club Friday evening. The talk aims to interest the newly organized Romance Languages department and French classes. Also noted is his prior study of French civilization and his upcoming address at the North Eastern Town Teachers association session.
Pasadena, Cal., April 6. A thief in Pasadena has been stealing building parts from homes under construction to assemble his own house. Over weeks doors windows bathtubs and other pieces were taken nightly. Police report the thief shifted to stealing cement and later shrubs and plants from grounds as construction progressed.
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