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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1921

Page

10

Side Talks on RUTH CAMERO Siblings and Family Tension

A column discusses parental concerns about persistent sibling conflict within families. Authors note that clashes between brothers and sisters can be temporary or enduring, driven by temperament, with some pairs never reconciling. The piece emphasizes not blaming children and avoiding forced reconciliation.

Richard Tren

Beauty Chats By Edna Bent Forbes

Edna Bent Forbes discusses red noses in cold weather. She lists local and general causes such as nasal mucous disease, inflammation, poor digestion, and bad circulation. Practical tips include finger tapping, hot compresses, cold baths, and mild applicators to improve circulation.

Beauty Edna Bent Forbes

Princess Alice’s Escape From the Witch’s Garden

An old witch trains her son to wed the prettiest maiden by luring them into a colorsome rose garden. The princess Az Alice, unaware of the trap, finds the garden and meets the son who desires her as his wife. The tale follows her peril and quest to escape the witch’s enchantment.

Alice Mart Rons Garden of Roses Princess Alice

Patterns for Waterloo patterns mail order advertisement

Water loo Everting Courier offers up to date pattern designs via the Fashion Department of the Evening Courier Waterloo. Each pattern costs 15 cents and is provided with seam allowances. Orders are filled promptly and should arrive within ten days after mailing in.

Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo

Princess In A Binding Woods Wedding Tale

A witch's son traps Princess Alice by forcing a marriage she does not want. He shadows her as she eyes a cave transformed into a palace with rose gardens, while she seeks a way to escape the woods before the wedding.

Alice

Automobile dealers at show predict quick revival of buying

Industrial prosperity is signaled by large crowds at the Minneapolis show. A. C. Williford, returning from Minnesota, reports dealers optimistic about a broad revival in auto sales and other goods within 60 days, with manufacturers and wholesalers shifting stock to ready markets. Fire inspector Ira Garrabrant reports 396 inspections in January, 215 premises in good condition, 50 ordered cleaned, 38 not cleaned as ordered, 87 complaints investigated, and two exit doors blocked.

Minneapolis A. C. Williford Minnesota Ira Garrabrant Fire Department

Holder Must Pay For Burned Car

In A L Alexander versus Frank Bright Judge Gwynne in municipal court awards $158 plus interest to the plaintiff on a partially paid automobile contract. The car burned before final payment. Bright claimed lack of title, verbal insurance duties, and faulty repairs. Judge Gwynne rejects defenses and grants full balance due. Attorneys P E Ritz for plaintiff Milton Fields for defendant. Car burned while parked near Bright’s workplace.

A. L. Alexander Frank Bright J. W. Gywnne P. E. Ritz Milton Fields Bright

Holstein Breeders to Hold Booster Meeting

Black Hawk county Holstein breeders plan a 4 banquet booster meeting at Black's tearoom Saturday at 1:22 p.m. to spark activity for the Black Hawk Breeders association and extend publicity across the county. Fred S. Muller chairs arrangements. about 40 breeders are expected under the Black Hawk County Holstein Breeders' association.

Black Hawk County Black's Tearoom Black Hawk Breeders Association Fred S. Muller Wolstein Breeders’ Association

Federal action halts destruction of liquor held by sheriff

Uncle Sam intervenes to stop destroying 270 gallons of alcohol seized in a truck raid led by John Burns and Joseph Posner. United States District Attorney A. O'Conner filed the petition, arguing the liquor is U S property held for safekeeping and awaiting the Burns Pooper case outcome before the federal court in Dubuque.

Uncle Sam John Burns Joseph Posner Clerk of Courts A. O'Conner United States H. T. Wagner Burs and Paeper Federae 2 Albatross Dubuque

Right to intervene claimed against condemnation order

The passage asserts the right to intervene and claim the quarter, stating that no condemnation order can lawfully stand without intervention.

Red Cross Offers First Aid Courses at Y Gymnasium

The American Red Cross and Y M C A international committees team up to run a 12 lesson first aid course at the Water loo YMCA. Dr J H Butts Dr Fred C Sager and F W Richardson lead sessions with exams in April and a merit button for those who pass.

Red Cross American Red Cross Waterloo J. H. Butts Fred C. Sager F. W. Richardson

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