Look For The Silver Lining Says Willits Advice
A wartime morale note by A. A. Willits urges readers to seek the silver lining in clouds and persist in looking for hope beyond the darker middle, a guideline meant to steady people through tough times.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1913
Page
11
A wartime morale note by A. A. Willits urges readers to seek the silver lining in clouds and persist in looking for hope beyond the darker middle, a guideline meant to steady people through tough times.
Geneseo notices report several travel plans for holidays including Nuery Adair of Moro visiting his brother Marty and family in Waterloo. QJ Speer in Chicago. Bragouier buys a new automobile. Harry and Grover Thomas plan a closing sale. Moody and Harrington sisters travel to Madison for Christmas. Greene Speer wedding in Princeton attended by local families. Harrington gas lighting plant explosion caused by a generator leak with no major damage. Harrington to install electric lighting. Edd Thomas loses a prize beet horse valued at 340 dollars.
Raymond residents share holiday visits as Turner, Knepper and Hogle families gather. Students and teachers travel for vacations while Miss Lois Howard joins relatives. Local sales and school events praised. residents journey to Waterloo. Cured from liver complaint, Ira Smith endorses Chamberlains Tablets.
Mr and Mrs Bert Lamb of Staples Minnesota visited the Lamb home for Christmas with Mrs Louisa Lamb. Henry Gehrke of Tiasca NL and Mrs Gehrke left after several days with the Raker family. Peter Carstensen’s family will return home after visiting Jesup. Pau Sehober broke his shoulder while playing after evening. Mrs Pauline Hankner aged 77 died at her son Edward’s home. Funeral Wednesday at 10 at the house and then Evangelical Church. Louis Panzer and Therese Lonhard married at Baraboo Wisconsin last Tuesday. Otto Lemkuehl and Olga Meier wed at Huck Creek church last Sunday. Miss Malinda Meier returned home.
Allison IA December 26. Lilah McCauliff visits grandmother Mrs A A Warlett while R W and Mrs Hubbard of Clear Lake spend Christmas with her parents Mr and Mrs G L Arnold. Frank Kaley and wife guests at E W Hooton home. D Stevenson and son dine with son George in Waverly. John H Hunt returns from Wisconsin to tend farm. Des Moines visitors T W and Mrs Welton visit daughter Mrs O F Missman. N B Finn hardware store in Dumont robbed of about 100 dollars cash and drafts. Amah Was arrested at Clarion and brought to Dumont for preliminary hearing. Sheriff Shater to Waverly to take charge of Fred Buerkle, suspected of unsound mind. case to be reviewed by insanity commissioners. Includes Christmas church exercises and local travel.
A brief note recalls a dawn moment when a speaker admitted he was a speechmaker, featuring Dotrot Vree Presa. The anecdote highlights the unusual admission during a toastmaster setting and its humorous or ironic undertone.
The piece argues that suffering is rooted in the mind with some origins in thought and others arising as bodily reflexes. It frames imaginative suffering as real and discusses how perception drives pain and distress.
A rural education movement seeks teacher and community cooperation to modernize country schools. It highlights practical training in agriculture and home economics, with county and bank incentives, club organization, and teacher support to connect classroom learning with farm life.
Grundy Center judge suspends five year reformatory terms for John Greenwald and John Purcell who stole clover seed from W. D. Wilson and sold it in Waterloo. Each must bond $1000, abstain from liquor, work steadily, avoid loitering and pools, and reform as community examples under strict conditions.
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