Tuesday Afternoon Service at Logan Avenue Church
Mrs. William Sack leads a session of the W. M. S. at Logan Avenue church on Tuesday afternoon.
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Logan Avenue Church
William Sack
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1919
Page
9
Fur Trimming on Bathing Suits Sparks Fashion Craze
Atlantic City reports fur trimmed bathing suits as the season’s craze. Hobbi tanned skins are used for collars and fur garters while fish motif suits appear on Pluck silk fabrics. One piece suits may be banned next summer. Dr. Bogsert enforces modest bathing wear and stocking rules at the beach. A Philadelphia society girl wore the first fur trimmed suit on the Ambassador Beach, drawing crowds and controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Neptune's Domain
Tropics
Milady
Charles J. Bogsert
Beach Cenger
Ambassador
Chelsea
Taama
Ae Nee
Hands And Wrists Care From A Home Doctor
This article offers practical advice on improving hands and wrists appearance through gloves to prevent roughness and redness from manual work. It describes postwork care with hot water and soap, borax, and oils or creams, plus homemade cosmetic gloves and a note on dry shampoo as a between-shampoos solution.
Weisbard McDonald Wedding at Jewell Cedar Falls
Announcement of the marriage of Leroy C. Weisbard and Eva McDonald at Jewell Methodist church with details of their backgrounds. They will reside in Waterloo where Weisbard works as a bookkeeper for Nauman Company. The notice also covers WCTU county convention at Dunkerton with programs and meetings, the Grace M E Child Study Club session, and a Royal Neighbors picnic at Byrnes park with family attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Leroy C. Weisbard
Eva McDonald
Jewell
R. T. Chipperfield
Jewell Methodist Church
Weisbard
Teachers College
Waterloo
Nauman Company
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Dunkerton
Mary Kroesen
M. J. Philpot
Gedar Falls
Dunkerton Union
Baptist Church
Grace M. BE
Byrnes Park
Among the Churches First Brethrem's and Picnic Plans
Brethrem's C. B. will meet with Mrs Hoover for a picnic dinner and afternoon session. Those without conveyances will be met at Byrnes park line at 11 a m. If rain delays meeting shifts to Wednesday First Baptist Home Makers band will picnic at Cedar River park. Women asked to bring sandwiches and another dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brethrem's
C. B
P. Hoover
Byrnes Park
First Baptist—Home Makers
Cedar River Pars
Birth Notices Dots of Newborn Daughters Reported
Birth notices list several families welcoming daughters in August. Names include Calephina Virginia for John M. Philips of 108 Franklin, Mary Charetin for John P. Nemimors of Gilbertville, Marhare for Philip Camarata of 1927 Franklin, and Vincent Peter for John Sondag of Reynond, with additional details showing dates and parental addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Philips
Franklin
Calephina Virgina
Ralph
Tawarsen
Walls
Warnth Ralph
John PD
Nemimors
Gilbertville
Mary Charetin
Philip Camarata
Vrankin
Marhare
Albert W. Adams
RIK Independencs
John Sondag
Rey Anond
Vincent Petor
It Was a Super Hammock and White Shoes Then
Ruth Cameron Bas muses on rising comforts and refinements shaping daily life across decades. She recalls the Gloucester hammock, the shift from plain to luxurious, then cites white shoes, silk stockings, and multiple toothbrushes as markers of evolving prosperity and taste.
Bells for City Dogs in Ashville Officials Order
City authorities in Ashville North Carolina decree that every canine resident must wear a bell for a year. They have bought a large supply of bells to distribute to dog owners as proof of earnestness. (advertisement)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashville
N. C
Hospital fund drive short of goal for Waterloo project
A week long pledge drive to raise at least 150000 for a new Waterloo hospital fell about 30000 short as $18283 in pledges were added Saturday, bringing total subscriptions to $114488. Many major donors were unavailable, so campaign manager Harry G Hoak said soliciting would continue, possibly into midweek, with a workers meeting at Hirst Methodist church tonight to organize further pledges and announce door campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Beat
Harry G. Hoak
Hirst Methodist Church
Rharch
Dovors
Rail and fuel crisis threatening transport and public unrest
The report describes severe rail bottlenecks and fuel shortages affecting shipments from Kansas to Cedar Rapids and beyond. Officials urge limiting gasoline use to commercial vehicles as rail deliveries falter. A Jamaica riot is noted with no casualties, and troops were deployed to Kingston to quell unrest.
Porto Rico Trade Ties With United States in 1898
Porto Rico sent about 90 percent of its sugar and other exports to the United States and received 92 percent or more of its imports from there. The total value of Porto Rico’s exports and imports in 1898 was 37,500,900, roughly $110 per capita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
United States
Pleasure Riding Curtailed by Gasoline Shortage
Rumors of gasoline famine spread but investigation shows not dire. Total Oil plants advise public to limit pleasure riding for now. High grade gasoline exhausted yesterday. Hawkeye Oil and Barden Shepherd report supplies on hand with days of supply remaining. Standard Oil reports no difficulty keeping up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barden- Shepherd Company
Abo
AL Wilktoxs
Standard Oil Company
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Ruth Cameron
Patric
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Hansen & Hansen
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Mra. C
Ralls
Hesterseers & Hitchins
Anc
Ta. Johnson
Rodamar
E. Stevenson
Waterloo Canning Co
Motor Sales Co
Beim Weabern Pee Flom Mieresleman & Gindt
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Cramer Motor Company
T. Ei. Loonan
Hudson
Gutknecht Hudson
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Fashion Department
Rian
Bergeon
Newton
Woowita
Bruner
Ulery Tee
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Sbehert
AL AN
Mtathoy JO
Mirham
George Mo Cousina AL OM
Hordes
Viale Perma
Myty Mies
Lucy Ta
Garnolinn
Cara
Gore
Shopiaen
Kansas
Fysal
Cedar Roy Rapids
Lach
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Associated Presse
Panama
Kingston
Sarniai
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Horlick
Flour Bay State Milling Co
Winona, Minn
C. I. Barclay & Son
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First National Bank Building
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