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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1915

Page

3

Skating Weather Pleases Bold Young Skaters

Sparkling clear cold day brings rosy youngsters to the ice bound streamlet. Frozen ponds invite swift feet as skates flash in the sun. Ears and noses tingle, yet the scene is splendid fun for skaters bold and merry.

Olly

Hands In Your Pockets Haunts a Boy and His Pocket Stitching

A lively tale follows Christopher Edward Gordon known as Hands In Your Pockets. His mother scolds him for pocketed hands while a mischievous imp weaves playful punishments. The boy dreams of consequences then awakes to repeat the old habit, ending with a looming threat of more severe sewing.

Christopher Christopher Edward Gordon Chris Mammal Mamma

Ambrosia Confusion at Uncle Frank's Luncheon

Edith, a dessert loving child, intently asks about ambrosia after Aunt Dinah's stories. At Uncle Frank's lunch, she imagines ambrosia as angels’ food but receives orange and coconut dessert instead, while siblings enjoy real ice cream and cake. a gentle lesson follows.

Dorothy Momme Momma Mamma Heith Extith Edith Dinah Chile Heben Brosia Am. Brosia Frank Helen Uncle Frank Walter Eyas Robert Uncle Prank

Hopi Dolls Tell Religious Tales in Native Craft

The Hopi use clay and wood dolls for festivity and teaching. Priests craft tihhus representing natural forces like rain sun and lightning to enact plays for children. Dolls are elaborately dressed in gaudy colors with painted features, beads, and quills, reflecting Hopi notions of beauty and ritual rather than playthings.

Jupiter Juno Venus Diana

China’s Tung Tree Described as National Timber and Oil Source

A historical report details the tung tree of China, noting its wide branches, smooth green bark, and large nutlike fruit containing three triangular seeds. The seeds yield oil used for wood polishing and leather, with the remaining material used as fertilizer. Wood from the tree is crafted into fine boxes and musical instruments.

National Tree of China

Beheadings reveal animal name and word square clues

Puzzle item details beheadings forming a Horse animal theme with clues 1 to 6 and a word square titled The rainbow to list items. It includes formats like Herc ere Open-pen Raid-aid Seat eat Elate-late and a mixed word square with Iris Rash ale Shed Bird Nickel-cke nit prain nigrain-rdin nig hat e nighat-a night Hing night ring-r nighting whale night ingwhale-tch nightingale.

Iris Rashale Prain

Little Stories of the Great War tribute to duty

An Army scene from France shows a French Colonel seeking word on a company’s fate after a charge. He learns of one officer killed, a Cornet, and finds his son’s body, kneels to kiss the dead face, makes the cross, then returns to duty. The piece ends with hopeful note that the day will come.

France

Zoological Grotesques Finds Joy In A Life Lived Upside Down

A curious portrait of the sloth as misunderstood but content creature. The piece notes its upside down lifestyle, arboreal habits, and occasional nimbleness, contrasting observers’ initial judgment with a calmer, moss-toned existence. It details habitat in South America, diet of leaves and shoots, slow daytime activity, and nocturnal cries, with size comparisons from cat to small bear.

Animal Kingdom South America

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