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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1921

Page

4

The Golden Year of Goodrich booklet review

A 1920s feature highlights the B. F. Goodrich Company’s fiftieth anniversary and the rubber industry’s rise. It recounts Dr. Benjamin Franklin Goodrich’s Akron origins, the early fire hose plant, Akron’s growth, and the invention of cord tires, with Wilbur D Nesig lanther’s illustrated booklet as a memorial to Goodrich’s first fifty years.

Goodrich Company Goodrich Goodrich’ Company Dr. Goodrich Hudson River Hastings Akron Mr. Morris I. J. F. Palmer Philadelphia India Rubber Co Gorich Wilbur D. Nes Iganther W. T. Benda Goodrich Institution Rudder

Here's Your Baby to Be Repeated by Waterloo Players

Waterloo Players report strong reception for Here's Your Baby at the Majestic theatre on March 17. Due to high demand, a repeat performance will occur next Wednesday at Sacred Heart school hall with the same cast from La Porte City and the junior high class. The show is noted as a standout amateur comedy in Waterloo. The group plans a May program featuring Chained, an allegory by Verne Jey. A younger Stage staff is being formed for children’s department with Kenneth Runkel as stage manager. Mrs. J. KE. Ridenour chairs the department.

Waterloo Players Majestic Theatre Sacred Heart School Hall la Porte City Waterloo Verne Jey Children’s Department Kenneth Runkel J. KE. Ridenour

Heart Beats Heard Hundreds Of Miles Away Device

A US Army Signal Corps test demonstrates a delicate amplifying device letting a physician hear a patient’s heart from hundreds of miles away. The patient was nearby during the demonstration, but could be aboard a ship in the Atlantic, with wireless transmission carrying heart sounds to an audience in a distant room.

U. S. Army Signal Corps Atlantic

Seniors to Present It Pays to Advertise at East High

East High seniors will perform the comedy It Pays to Advertise as part of commencement week on Monday June 13. The cast of 12 characters includes Mary Grapson Ethel Reinhart Johnson and Leo Oxrings with rehearsals starting next week under Miss Carolyn McFarlane. One cast change occurs due to Vincent Go Tinveaux leaving school before graduation.

East High Vincent Go Tinveaux Carolyn McFarlane Searles Mary Grapson Ethel Reinhart Johnson Leo Oxrings Countess de Beaulieu Alpha Larsem Rodney Martin Eugene Smith Cyrus

Williams Leaves Brew Rules to Incoming Revenue Chief

Washington April 8 Associated Press. Commissioner Williams of the internal revenue bureau said he will leave the drafting of beer and wine prescribing regulations to his successor who will handle any new rules under Pakner era guidance. He added the draft regulations had not progressed to a tentative stage and were not yet ready for his attention. He urged his successor to confer with the prohibition unit before final approval.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Williams Internal Revenue Bureau Pakner Afr. Williams

Robbed Bank While Putting in Burglar Alarm

Two men installing burglar alarms at the State Bank in Peru were arrested for stealing money bonds and other securities after the robbery was discovered. Bank officials reported the vault contents were missing a large amount had been recovered and is under check.

Peru MTI

Structural Steel Price Up Two Dollars a Ton

Structural Steel price rises two dollars per ton as reported by The Republic and Street Co through John A. in New York. The note indicates a broad industry uptick and reflects market conditions for April.

Associated Praca New York Republi Tren & Steet Co John A

Topping Announces $2 A Ton Steel Price Increase

Topping, chairman of the board, announced an advance of two dollars per ton on bars, plates and structural steel to meet higher production costs.

Topping

B E Wallace dies in Rochester Pioneer Day circus figure

B E Wallace of Peru Indiana a pioneer circus man died in Rochester Minnesota after hospital treatment since February 11 He began in 1883 and led a once large overland show He was born in Pennsylvania 73 years ago and served in the Civil War before settling in Peru Ohio style obituary note

B. E. Wallace Rochester Associated Press Minn Peru Ind Penn Benjamijin Wallace America

Start the Music Modern Dance Roman Orgy Sayings

Dr H Augustine Smith of Boston University branded modern dance as a Roman orgy at the Music Supervisors National conference in St Joseph Missouri noting 1400000 Sunday school pupils were raised on jazz entertainment and Bible paraphrases. He warned such material harms worshipful souls and labels gospel hymn as pivotal to child morals. He contrasted past liner trends with the Scythia moored liner carrying one funnel. He recalled reports of cheaper world trips fifteen years ago at 237 dollars.

St. Joseph Music Supervisors National Conference H. Augustine Smith Boston University America

Birds Return to the Same Localities Across Years

Urbana April 8 The study by Frank Smith University of Illinois tracks migratory birds banded in the Midwest and South. Catbirds, chimney swifts, wrens, and sparrows show strong site fidelity with recaptures in the same area or nest, while some winter residents migrate as far as Panama and the southern United States.

Urbana Central South America Middle West South Frank Smith University of Illinois South Atlantic Gulf States Thomasville Canada

Cummins Drafting Railroad Affairs Inquiry Resolution

Senate Interstate Commerce Committee Chairman Cummins in Washington D C leads an inquiry into railroad affairs and resolution steps outlined.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Cummins Senate Interstate Commerce Committee

Senator drafts broad inquiry into railroad operations

Drafted today a resolution for a general and exhaustive investigation of railroad affairs to begin around April 15. The plan includes reviewing efficiency since private ownership resumed, reducing rates, and lowering freight volumes and operating costs. Cummins aims to summon managers first, with labor reps later. Davies Warfield and Darwin Kingsley met President Harding on the rail issue.

Harding Cummins Davies Warfield Association of Railway Securities Owners Darwin P. Kingsley New York Life Insurance Company

Boston University College of Secretarial Science Exams Tripped Up

In a recent event at Boston University College of Secretarial Science 596 of 600 girl students faced strict conformity rules from university physical directors during exams. The mishap involved high heels and a disrupted race for simple life chevrons last month, with candy mentioned in passing.

Boston Boston University College of Secretarial Science

Health rules followed by few students in city schools

Health regulations limited meals and footwear during school hours. Only a handful of students including Catherine Ellis of Peabody Ruth Ridyard of Worcester Josephine Boyle and Maiden Edna Wise of this city complied fully with the rules, while others did not.

Iatherine Ellis Peabody Ruth Ridyard Worcester Josephine Boyle Maiden Edna Wise

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