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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1921
Page
9
A reader column recounts Ruth Cameron advising readers on improving appearance and demeanor. Tips cover wearing neat negligees, simple hair, and presentable house dresses, plus exercises and sports to balance legs. Inquiries to Miss Forbes in the Beauty column will be answered in turn.
Beauty expert Ty Bona Rent Forbes argues that women should wear fresh and dainty clothes at home to maintain self respect. She notes many neglect domestic appearance when alone with family and says dressing well boosts personal regard and confidence.
A San Francisco Chinatown tale notes Ah Jim, 70, said to be the first local Chinese arrested for drunkenness in memory, then Judge McAfee dismisses the case. Separate items report Loudoun County’s inaugural chairmen tracing to past presidents and Dr. James P. Kelley’s long vote history from Roslindale to Boston.
Whaterlos Evening Courier advertises pattern 3445 for two dainty aprons, one size medium. It details fabric needs: 3 yards of 36 inch material for No 1 and 1 3/4 yards for No 2, with fabrics like lawn and crepe. Orders cost 15 cents plus return mail, and delivery takes about ten days.
Dr. George Wood Anderson preached at Grace M E Church urging the world to embrace Jesus Christ as Wonderful Counselor and Mighty God. He tied Isaiah’s prophecy to modern crises, urging belief in Christ’s deity and divine guidance over human wisdom and rival ideologies.
The text asserts a universal brotherhood under Christ beyond class divides, urging labor and capital to follow the golden rule. It then notes meteors travel about 60 miles in view, burning up at 20 miles due to atmospheric friction, reaching temperatures around 3,060,000 degrees.
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