American Woman to Study at Oxford University
Beryl G. Hart, Iowa City native and University of Iowa English instructor, resigns to two years of study at Columbia then a year at Oxford. She will work on George Darley and Celt ic studies to prepare for a future Oxford degree. women may not receive degrees there. Hart plans to return after three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town City
Oxford University
England
Beryl G. Hart
University of Iowa
Miss Hart
Columbia
Oxford
Iowa
W. R. Hart
Iowa City
Darley
Removing Sunburn Tips From The Season’s End
Readers learn how to prevent sunburn with cold cream and powder, plus a home lotion using citric acid borax rose petals glycerine and hot water. Caution about severe sunburns. slow tanning advised. Q&A touches on breath odor and skin tone, suggesting diet and climate changes for health and appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F
Lizzie Queen Oil Well Boosts Output to 10000
Paul Smith and W R Law returned from Fort Worth Texas reporting the Lizzie Queen oil well now yields 2000 barrels daily and rising. The promoters say the future looks favorable for the syndicate as additional wells on the same tract and two more lands may develop profits. Smith plans a short city stay for rest before continuing work in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Paul Smith
W. R. Law
Fort Worth
Tex
Smith
Texas
Superintendent of Schools Opens Waterloo Office
D Lee the Waterloo West superintendent opened a formal office on the third floor of the L and 3 bank building this morning. He and his wife will reside at 829 Mullan Avenue West while plans for the new school year are made and teaching staff completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hr. D. Lee
Waterloo West
L. & 3. Bank
Ames Alumni Picnic at Cedar River Park
The Ames Alumni society holds its first picnic in two years at Cedar River park on Saturday at 3 p m. More than 150 former and current students expected. Marion Keenal Ty in charge of entertainment with Ward Jones giving the main address. A picnic dinner and an impromptu program are featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMES
Ames Alumni Society
Cedar River Park
Marion Kenneal Ty
Ward Jones
Alumni Association
Eternal Triangle and the fate of a novel heroine
The passage discusses a serialized story where a heroine faces an unhappy love tangle with a selfless rival lover. It questions whether authors justify divorce or insist on endurance, noting how authors subtly steer readers toward sympathy for the heroine while contemplating the morality of remarriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charac
The Artist Helps the Squirrel Ending Analogy
A reader recalls a recurring critique from a humorous magazine image where the artist helps the squirrel at the end. The narrator notes this phrase as a household byword describing artificial rescue in stories and applies it to novels or short stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ters
Don’t Go Into Water With Open Pores Warned
Waterloo physicians warn bathers not to enter the Cedar river during hot weather when pores are open. The low river carries filth germs that can cause pimples boils and other skin ailments. Hundreds of habitual bathers have reported breakouts this past week despite old warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar River
Waterloo
Early Settlers Set Annual Picnic Date
George Philpot of Cedar Falls chaired talks with Waterloo leaders to fix the Early Settlers Association annual picnic at Cedar River Park for Saturday August 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Philpot
Cedar Falls
Early Settlers’ Association
Waterloo
Cedar River Park
Pawnee Tire Company Opens Offices Here
The Pawnee Tire & Rubber company opens Waterloo offices on the fourth floor of the Black Hawks building led by B. D. Flynn and W. R. Murphy. They will oversee the Waterloo plant, relocate from Sioux City, with Charles Sawyer visiting to inspect proposed sites before construction begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawnee Tire & Rubber Company
Black Hawks
B. D. Flynn
W. R. Murphy
Waterloo
Sioux City
Sioux City Tire & Rubber Company
Charles Sawyer
Sawyer
City
Support For Strikers Vote At W C N Shops
Carmen at the W. C. F. N. shops voted at noon to support the strikers during the strike. Mechanics receive 31.90 a week and helpers get 1.0 per week as wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen
Ross'Rin Friesian Alsn Met In Waterloo Today
The annual meeting of the executive committee of the Town Holstein Friesian Ereceptors' association was held at TW & Col by with L M Hateh managing J Davenport J Hadley C Clitette in attendance. The group pledged to continue aiding county grants and fishing clubs, promoting sales. The past year was described as successful by association members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Colby
M. Hateh
Maaager
Jowana Farms
Davenport
Hadley
Cassa Farms
Sumner
Clilette
Fostoria
Ows State College
County Aranta
Ston
Remodel of Crystal Theatre Under Way on Fourth Street
A building permit funds a major Crystal Theatre remodel at 212 Fourth Street East with a 23000 cost. C A Marsh owns the structure H A Maine Construction handles the project. The ground floor will remain while the rear extends 25 feet and the roof rises 10 feet creating a 1100 seat motion picture house with modern balcony front foyer and new screen but no stage. Work starts immediately around the existing building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Theatres
Fourth Street East
C. A. Marsh
H. A. Maine Construction Company
Crystal
New Residents Move to City at 308 Kingsley Avenue
Mr and Mrs F W Wightman of Preston D D have bought the F Banks property at 308 Kingsley avenue and moved to the city. They are the parents of Mrs Edward Frankford. A silent but effective salesman to For Sale Act in the Sourier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Wightman
Preston
D. D
F. Banks
Kingsley Avenue
Edward Frankford
Two Millionaires Travel With Jackie Band Tonight
Two members of the Jackie band traveling with the troupe are millionaires. They joined the navy during the recent conflict with Germany and were shipped back to the army. Instead of touring in limousines they ride in trucks and play jazz for fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Band
Navy
Germany
Sam
Fleas Invade Indianapolis Elite Neighborhoods
Amid chaotic calls to the board of health a timid resident warns a doctor of fleas at a northern Indianapolis house. The tone mocks social pretensions as large swarms prompt concern over bites and remedies in the city’s classy quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Board of Health
Woman Fights Rising Court Case Over Emerald Isle
Mrs Elizabeth O Rourke and Mrs Susan Nolan appeared before Magistrate Harry Miller in New York defending Emerald Isle. O Rourke said Nolan denounced the Emerald Isle and vowed not to tolerate it. Nolan said O Rourke's story was false. Mr Nolan belongs to Clan na Gael and Ancient Order of Hibernians. Miller suspended sentence remarking the Trish question is nothing to fool with.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth O'Rourke
Long Island City
Susan Nolan
Harry Miller
New York
O'Rourke
Nolan
Emerald Isle
O’rourke
Clan-na- Gael
Order of Hibernians
Pattern Illustration Offered For 12 Cents By Mail
A pattern of this illustration can be mailed to any address upon receipt of 10 cents in silver or 2 cents in stamps. The offer invites readers to request the pattern item by sending payment to the stated address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desser
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Truck Train Demonstration Reaches Waterloo Tonight
A mile long motor truck train arrives from Independence this evening in Waterloo. Advance agent Charles H. Stuble confirms timely arrival after recent heavy rains. M. D. Scott leads the tour with A. R. Kroh, plus trade journalists and film crews. Parade forms at 7:30 at Washington and Fifth, led by Mayor Andy Thompson. Jackie band concert follows and truck demonstrations proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Independeanca
Joe Automobile
Charles H. Stuble
M.D. Scott
Goodrich
Weterloo
A. R. Kroh
Washington and
Fifth Streets
Andy Thompson
Chinf
To Hee Wellem
Rigon
Jackie Band
John ‘T. Honger
Wrecked autos damage on Hammond avenue and paving
Auto mishap between G. G. Kline and Tutt on Hammond avenue Tuesday evening left Tutt’s car wrecked. Debris and torn asphalt from the soft new paving were hauled to city hall as inquiries proceed. City engineer and street commissioner probe extent of damage and responsibility. Maynard picnic features flying rides by Lieut. Milo Miller, gun club shoot, horse shoe tournament and Tripoli band entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Kline
L. 3
Tutt
Hammond Avenue
Yester
Istreet
Maynard Maynard
Farmers Dairy
Maynard
Giddy Heights
Milo Miller
Kelly Field
Tripoli
Business changes and local injuries in Independence
Independence items report several business transfers including F D Logan selling stock to P Giley and Frank Eastman with Leo McDonnell buying Chatham Cafe from N C Knudson. Dora Sooner purchases Mick Grace Price stake in Bandbox millinery and Henry Hohl sells meat market to John Meeker Roux Island. Frank Snyder farm site near Dorts houses a serious threshing accident injuring Charles Sweitzer. Katharine Gibson and Forest J Zody wed in Cedar Rapids. Reinhardt Boger dies from tetanus after motorcycle taxi crash. Charles Pray, 71, dies after long illness. Real estate active with multiple sales and more land owned by the Soules family. George W Genung dies in Osage. former partner in Carpenter & Genung. Thomas Robinson sells stock to Lafevare Bros for 2400 dollars.
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Independence
DD. F. Logan
Giley
Wavery
Frank Eastman
Leo McDornell
Chatham Cafe
N. C. Knudson
Dora Sooner
Mick Grace Price
Henry Hohl
John Meeker
Roux Island
Eoly Gibson
Katherine Gibson
Forest J. Zody
Cedar Ftupida
Charles S. Gibson
Thirteenth Engineers
Cedar Rapids
Reinhardt Boger
Oklahom
England
Ireland
North
Charles Pray
Clarence
Dave Hood
William Boyack
Sumner Township
J. Dawes
Ely
W. H. Warburton
Robert Tabor
M. J. Peter
M. J. Gilson
Ed. T. Tabor
Homer Soules
W. G. Bogert
Ilman
Soules
Anson
Acres
Monti
Buchanan County
Ward
George W. Genung
Osage
Carpenter
Birth notices and leather trade claim from Char-Chan-Foo
Twin girls born Aug at 1037 Newton Street to Mr and Mrs Irving J Mussett fled today. Delores Estella and Dorothy Marie named. Subsequent births listed: Robert Har old, Florence Alice, Muriel Virginia, Emma MeLyte, Max George, a daughter Betty, Mildred Eleanor. Leather from Char-Chan-Foo rumored as finest, produced from shark dolphin and snake skins Trem Vizard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving J. Mussett
Newton Street
Delores Estella
Dorothy Marie
J. D. Knapp
Bidearda
Robert Harold
Charles H. Grapp
Cedar Falls
Augustinius Jensen Gedaratts
Florences Alice
John Grelder
Muriel Virginia
John B. Forney
Tol Webster
Emma Melyte
George C. Crabtree
Poyner Township
Max George
Nicholas Phillips
Taffayette
George Edwin Funston
St. Francis Hospital
Betty
Funstotre
Tramona
Stewart J. Fairbanks
Rebel
Mildred Eleanor
Char-Chan-Foo
Big Land Deal At West Union Closed
West Union Iowa August 7 a big land deal closed when Lamont men bought the Jewell Handy and Ainsworth farm of 320 acres in Fairfield township at 230 per acre They take possession March 1 Buyers include A B E Cole Dale Cole C T Ross L E Ross F D Macheak H Snodgrass and D W Stevenson Sellers are B D Jewell estate Artington E J Handy and W J Ainsworth The farm is a fine stock farm with a promising corn crop potential the 320 acre field showing record prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
Lamont Wen
Jewell, Handy and Ainsworth Farw
Fairfield Township
B. D. Jewell
Artington
E. J. Handy
W. J. Ainsworth
A. BE. Cole
Dale Cole
C. T. Ross
L. E. Ross
F. D. Macheak
H. Snodgrass
D. W. Stevenson
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U. of I
French Ambulance Corps
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Co
William Galloway Co
Hansen-Bendorf
Leona Bendorf
Walter W. Hansen
Baltimore Street
Rev
C. E. Luce
St. Paul’s M. E. Church
Hanson
Covell Hardware Co
Waterloo Y
Harry J. Fisher
W. HM. S
Grace M. HB. Church
Grace Church
W. FB. C
W. R. GC
Memorial Hall
Forbes
Paul Smith and
Oil Territory
Orricn
Pawnee Tire Company
Ross'rin-Friesian Als
OX Post
Washington
Muriel Gibbs
Mrs. Faunes
Tidal Basin
Washington, D
Raise
Old Crystal
Waterloo Evening Courier
Enansad
Teehee
Rkewe
Mr. Sweitzer
The
People’s Hospital
Birtius
4Th Street Bridge
Y. M. C. A. Bldg
Tisco
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