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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1912
Page
3
A sales pitch urges investing in a business education to maximize earning potential. It cites Ray Smith and May Valentine who increased annual income after spending time and money at the Waterloo Business College. The school touts placement services and practical training for immediate business positions.
A promotional notice extols mastering stenotype to improve speed and accuracy beyond ordinary shorthand. It targets career advancement and higher pay as key incentives, urging readers to enroll in a training program.
A quip suggests people value morality more if the Ten Commandments could be deposited in a bank. The piece playfully contrasts religious law with financial convenience in urban life.
Time to Beware. If ever you meet a woman who convinces you that you are an exceptionally fine fellow, be very careful. She has far more intelligence than you. Jay Denby.
A Holiday bill at the Majestic theater opens next Monday with a western playlet Rained In featuring Le Roy-Harvey and Co. English comedians Patterson and West perform songs and jokes. The bill includes Hanvey and Dunlevy blackface, Gormley and Caffery, and tenor Joseph H. Hughes with The Little Isle of Green. Amateurs on New Year’s Eve. Cheyenne Days arrives January 6 for a weeklong run with vaudeville, high school rodeo and songs. Real estate transfers wrap the page.
Amusement notes announce Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch tonight at the Waterfall with United Play Company. Blanche Ring brings The Wall Street Girl to Waterloo theatre on New Year's Eve with a cast including Miss Ring and Will Rogers. Billy Clifford presents The Girl the Man and the Game Monday. The Family by Robert H. Davis comes to Waterloo theatre for New Year matinees and night.
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