Marriage of Leo G Murphy and Agnes Brickler
The Elks society notes the wedding of Leo G Murphy son of Mr and Mrs J P Murphy to Miss Agnes Brickler daughter of Mr and Mrs J O Brickley Winthrop Iowa. They will live on a farm near Winthrop.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1920
Page
3
The Elks society notes the wedding of Leo G Murphy son of Mr and Mrs J P Murphy to Miss Agnes Brickler daughter of Mr and Mrs J O Brickley Winthrop Iowa. They will live on a farm near Winthrop.
Klatter Klub met at Mrs. Robert A. Cole’s residence with guests including Mrs. Cole’s companion. Mrs. Harold Howrey was elected president. Minerva and Silent clubs hosted members and visitors, with new members admitted and courtesies offered by hosts. A Woods Millinery sale advertises a big discount on Saturday.
Edna Kent Forber discusses how to achieve strong shapely ankles. She argues exercise is key and suggests simple routines, such as toe stretches, rising on the ball, and dancing style foot lifts. If time is scarce she recommends walking on the toes indoors to strengthen ankles.
The text discusses walking on toes and wearing loose low-heeled slippers. It also mentions Clara rubbing fingernails nightly with olive oil and a belief they will not break easily. The passage is disjointed and lacks clear context.
Ruth Cameron writes about why people blame friends for misfortunes. She notes mothers with sickly children and women blamed for husbands or children, arguing blame protects sympathy. The piece suggests people prefer blaming to avoid deep empathy, ending with a personal guess that blame is protective coloration.
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