University women hear lifelike profiles of Black Hawk County women
At Mrs. C. A. Waterbury's home a society gathering showcased life stories of notable Black Hawk County women. Loraine Hallowell extolled Dr. Margaret Clark and others, including Mrs. Herbert Hoover’s biographer, while Dr. Katherine Herring’s rise from a poor start to medical prominence captivated attendees. Musical numbers complemented the program before a reception.
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C. A. Waterbury
Cane
Black Hawk County
Loraine Hallowell
Margaret Clark
F.S. Perit
Siddis Richards
Trumatell
Aliss Myra Downs
Florence
Jvard
Stoane Wallace
Catherine Kerring
By i
Coreton
Ess Streeter
Aldrich
Warren Gilbert
Katherine Herring
Kit
Uwinman
W.B. Allen
Mullan
Kit Herring
Des Moines
Trom
Washington, D. C
Guch
Gerring
Hinkle
Miss Hallowell
Clark
Choosing Good Corsets and Body Shaping
Edna Kent Forbes argues against corsets citing their flattening effect on female curves and loss of elasticity. She notes exceptions for the very fat or old and suggests lightly boned, well made corsets if chosen, while offering health advice on posture breathing and exercise.
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Mani
Side Talks on Ruth Cameron and Character Snobs
Ruth Cameron comments on character and brain snobs who judge others by their own standards. A woman with poor humor and a war helper act inspire caution as pride and self righteousness create distance between people. The piece urges judging others by oneself and recognizing common humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ani
Bishop Urges Home Life as Nation's Bulwark in Iowa Talk
Des Moines coadjutor bishop Harry S. Langley told Waterloo women that home life is the nation’s bulwark and foundation, urging gender roles, prudent finances, and steady care by parents. He warned against hoarding, unnecessary public housing, and unmarried independence harming family structure, while stressing moral training at home and cautious views on divorce and women’s freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RO Hey
Arry S. Langley
Des. Moines
Episcopal Church of Iowa
Women of Home and Education Department
Waterloo
Ela
Greater Waterloo
Associaton Raong
Allis Maud Dudley
America
Home
Mes
Rabhbut
J. Gewell
Mer
Nowar Aed
Wits
United States
Bishop Longley
Black's Tearoom
H. L. Wheelock
B. EK. Bartlett
May N. Gerke
Eye glasses as harmony for face shapes and style
The article argues buyers should prioritize artistic value and face harmony when selecting spectacles. It details how face shape, nose size, brows, and head proportions influence frame choice, urging colors and rim styles to enhance, not detract from, appearance.
Civil War Veterans to be Honored by Legion Auxiliary
Veterans of the Civil War wives and widows are invited to a Washington's birthday party in Memorial hall Thursday at 3 pm. A program led by Mrs A A Hoffman and Mrs W H Shirey will precede a 5 30 dinner. The auxiliary invites Legion officers and members. the event replaces the welfare meeting.
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Washington
Diane i Kirkwood
Daughters of Veterans
Memorial Hall
R.N. McDonald
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Lincoln
G. B. Grabtree
Byron Leighton
The
Post
Stephen Gilley
Carrie May Shreve
Mmes
Gartie Wright
Winnie Eggleston
Grace Stallman
Stea
Sons of Veterans
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion
L. A
R. T
Ben Hur Hall
Grand ‘Lodge
Miati
Pla
Priddy
Laura Paley
Church Activities Share Friday Benefit and Meetings
Fidelis class of Northminster Sunday school was entertained by Miss Madaline Darby and raised twenty dollars from the event. An improvisational music program featured Miss Bertha Kress. Dorothy Darby aided with serving. East Park Presbyterian Ladies Aid plans an all day sewing in the parlors tomorrow. First M E Sunday school home department holds a 2:30 p.m. study with Mrs. H G Phinney Thursday. Security Benefit social committee organized a masquerade at Knights of Pythias hall for Thursday evening. First Baptist Women meet at church parlors tomorrow for a program led by Ma J HH Penly. St Margaret's guild meets at 2:30 p.m. Thursday at Mrs H O Bernbrock's residence.
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Clee
Waterloo
River Front
Long Head
Bla
Black Hawk County
Sue Richards Thumuieh
I Pettit
Paummel
National Society
New York
Town New Yorkers Club
Ways and Means
City Federation
Pett
Emmansell J
Brilliant
Myra Downs
Florence Ward
Central School
Iowa State Teachers College
United States
Agriculural
Washington, D.C
E. L. Corton
Bessy Street
Aldrich
Laelh Hawk County
Minnes. Zimmerman
A. C. Vaughn
Blancha Bayless
Blanche Robbins
Leola Strope
F. L. Marquis
Emma Blythe
I Fidelis
Northminster
Madaline Darby
Rona Buren
Bertha Kress
Dorothy Darby
Ladies’ Aid Society of
East Park
Presbyterian Church
Willi
First M. E. Sunday School
Wiil
H.G. Phinney
First Baptist Women's Society
Ma. J. HH
Penly
St. Margaret’s Guild
H. O. Bernbrock
Club Notes and Socials Highlight Busy Week
Mrs Charlies Brown and Mrs J B Lightheart host a club lunch at Black's, Universal Dancing Club plans a Thursday party, temple evening programs proceed, while the British Museum showcases the oldest Chinese writing on oracle bones.
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Charlies Brown
J. B. Lightheart
Black's
Universal Dancing Club
TL. OO
Temple
British Museum
Bran Flakes with Other Parts of Wheat Ready for Rat
Bran Flakes with Other Parts of Wheat is described as ready to eat with cream or milk. The bran is processed to cleanse the system without irritating the intestines. It contains carbohydrates protein minerals and stamina from wheat and is presented as nourishing.
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Post
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Waterloo patterns advertise up-to-date designs
The Waterloo Evening Courier advertises patterns from the fashion department. Send 15 cents for each pattern to receive up-to-date designs by mail. Orders reportedly filed promptly and should arrive within ten days after sending payment, though the notice warns that patterns may be susceptible to scams.
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Fashion Department
Waterloo
Spring & Syrier
Six D A R Chapters Represented at Luncheon
The private Black's luncheon drew 105 women from six D A R chapters with four regents absent due to influenza. Local and out of town speakers included Mrs H R Howell of Des Moines and Mrs J R Johnstone of Humboldt. The program featured talks on Washington and American education, plus musical solos by Mrs C H Rathbun and Miss Ruth Bassett.
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Black's
A. G. Sawyer
Mary - Melrose
Cedar Falls
Waverly
Independence
D.A. TR
H. R. Howell
Des Moines
George Washington
R. J. Johnstone
Humboldt
C. H. Rathbun
America
Home
Laverne Beal Covell
Maude Knoop Berry
School Heads to Attend Convention Next Week
East district Superintendent CG Gline and West district Superintendent J C McGlade will attend the annual convention of school officials next week.
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CG. W. Kline
J. c. McGlade
Iowa Delegation To Attend Cleveland Banquet
In Cleveland Ohio from February 26 to March 3 a delegation from Waterloo prepares for Iowa events. Mr McGlade and Mr Kline plan travel to Chicago and return via Iowa state banquet at Statler hotel February 27. Dean Russell of Iowa University organizes the banquet with Waterloo superintendents attending. Temperature records show 32 degrees and a thaw improves walking conditions.
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Cleveland
Sarah
McGlade
Kline
Iowa
Chicago
Dean Russell
Iowa University
Statler Hotel
Waterloo
Cold Weather and Snow En Route for Another Stay
The weather outlook warns of colder conditions and snow as a cold wave sweeps the region. Forecasters anticipate minimal daytime warmth for several days with zero readings possible, followed by a few healthy storms before month’s end. yesterday saw a high of 23 degrees.
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Sn North Central
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