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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1923

Page

14

Heat Strainer Cuts Heat to Films Reducing Fire Risk

A new actinic ray filter for motion pictures, tested by Underwriters Laboratories for the Society of Visual Education, blocks 90 percent of heat while letting light through. The gold-coated filter drops between the lamp and film when speed drops, preventing ignition and enabling still pictures without fire. Tests show high efficiency with heat reduction and safe handling for flammable film.

Chicago Underwriters Laboratories, Inc Society of Visual Education

Cyclist Injured in Collision at Fourth and Lafayette

Jerome C Montgomery sustained non serious injuries when his bicycle collided with an automobile at Fourth and Lafayette. He recovered at home on Duryea Street after being treated at Presbyterians Hospital. Driver Sherman Swem summoned ambulances and brought him to the hospital. Peter Gibins was also reported in a separate incident near 7 30 p m with minor bruises.

Jerome C. Montgomery Duryea Street Presbyterian Gapsteal Fourth and Lafayette Montgomery Sherman Swem J. D. Klinger Sycamore Street Peter Givins

Four Morrison youths injured in Iowa accident near Hudson

July 6 report from Grundy Center describes a car collision near Hudson as a Morrison group returning from Waterloo was blinded by oncoming headlights. The party included Miss Tiltie Show Mildred Hood Juniata Stout and Messrs Joe Creswell Hubert Whiting Clare Nerton. all sustained injuries though none severely.

Grundy Center Morrison Hudson Waterloo Tiltie Show Mildred Hood Juniata Stout Joe Creswell Ubart Whiting Clare Nerton Iall

Local Injuries Reported After Incident

The report notes bruises and cuts among the injured. Miss Hood suffered a shoulder injury, Miss Snow a severe finger laceration, and Young Whiting was the most seriously hurt and unconscious for a period. All are expected to recover.

Miss Hood Miss Snow Young Whiting

Uncle Harry Discusses Volcanoes With Kids

A dialogue on volcano science covers Iceland Japan Mexico Italy and Icelandic Skaptar Jokul. Jimmy Helen and Joe ask about causes vents craters and why people live near eruptions as Uncle Harry explains plate movements and geological vents.

Harry Jimmy Mt. Ina Uncle Harry Iceland Tealand Helen Japan South America Mexico Peraia Italy Central Africa New Zealand Joe Jos Sams Sicily

WINE, WOMEN AND LONG ACORN LIFE IN GAY BUCHAREST

Bucharest grows fast as it sprawls to house a population of about a million. The 1918 mix included 36 000 Austrians and Hungarians and 43 000 Jews. Victoriei Street shows women in Paris finery while army officers parade. gypsy people with large families mingle with the crowd. Romanian women sport rouge and men resemble Don Juans as gossip and scandal charm daily life.

Gay Bucharest Bucharesta Europe Bohemia sToneic Bonkovard Calle Victoriei Fifth Avenue Army Roumania Amon Don Juans Tharfas United States

Balkan Beauties and English Aspiration in Roumania

A period piece notes Roumania’s attractive women with Gypsy and Greek lineage praised for eyes and olive complexions while men appear tall and handsome yet effeminate. Bucharest is called the Paris of the Balkans with French dominant, a rising English trend among educated classes, and Queen Marie publishing in English.

Edly Balkans Roumania Einglish Ts Qourt Altho Bucharest Paris Marie

Patriotic Bodies Help Lead Reed Funeral Services

Seven patriotic societies attended the funeral of Civil War veteran Wilson D. Reed at Kistner parlors funded by Robert Anderson post G A R and allied groups. Rev. Furlburt preached at Elmwood cemetery with Lond of Veterans pallbearers including Snodgrass Clark Crutcher Stull Edwards and Merriman.

Wilson Reed Funeral Kistner Wilson D. Reed Robert Anderson Post Woman's Relief Corps Lincoln Eircla Sons of Veterans Daughters of Veterans Sons of Veterans’ Auxiliary KR. F. Hurlburt Flist M. EK Elmwood Parlbonners Lond Ray Snodgrass 8. A. Clark W. C. Crutcher Frank Stull W. T. Fidwards FD. Merriman

Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Ad Praise

A period advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a powerful medicine for women. It cites a tally of 98 successes out of 160 and lauds letters from grateful users to urge ailing women to try the remedy.

Lydia & Pinkham

Grumpy at Strand Repeats Tonight and Saturday

The Strand presents William de Mitte's acclaimed Grumpy adapted from the stage hit. Audiences enjoyed the Paramount production last night and will have additional showings tonight and Saturday.

William de Mitte

Notable Film Roles and Florida Backdrop Featured

Thedd./ Gortu portrays Andrew Burent a grumpy old man in Fog Bound while Atay Alc Avoy shines as Virginian and Conrad Ku Ugo as the wronged Heron. Theodore Roberts headlines Fog Bound with Florida’s winter luxury as a vivid backdrop. Crystal Matters previews the Crystal theater screening this week with Doormadas beaches orange stoves and estates on screen. Ethel Clayton delivers a strong dramatic turn in Woman Love Twice

Gortu Andrew ‘Burent Grumpy Virginian Atay AlcAvoy Conrad Ku Ugo Heron Theodore Roberts Florida Dorothy Dalton Placidake

Can a Woman Love Twice at Plaza and Milas Sedgwick Voice

The Plaza screened Can a Woman Love Twice. Milas Katherine Sedgwick demonstrated a strong soprano voice in songs. Herbert Forwlin promotes Railroadnd at the Prince theatre, calling it his boldest screen work yet.

the Plaza Milas Katherine Sedgwick Plaza Theatre Movie Hall of Fame

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