Mme LeGrand Sings in Cedar Falls on Tuesday
Famous dramatic soprano Mme Yvonne LeGrand will perform at Iowa Stars Teachers College Cedar Falls Tuesday evening. The concert in the college auditorium begins at o'clock with reservations through the college office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Yvonne LeGrand
Iowa Stars Teachers College
Cedar Falls
LeGrand
America
Paris Opera Company
Percy Grainger
Faris Conservatory
Mme. Caron
Gabriel
Faure
Laio
Davernon
Patti
Paris Opera
Laborda
Jame Uprey
France
Italy
England
Artiste Dramatique Societe of
Paris
Foyer du Blessi Militaire
Red Grass
Mme. LeGrand
United States
Sarah Deutchman and Louis Cohn to Wed Tonight
Miss Sarah Deutchman daughter of Mr and Mrs David Deutchman and Louis George Cohn of Davenport Ill will wed at Moose hall Sunday evening at six oclock Rabbi Morris Ostrowsky will officiate The couple plan a trip to the east and residence in Davenport after Aug 1 A large mixed guest list from Moline Waterloo Minneapolis and Chicago attends with details of the ceremony reception and homeward plans included
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Deutchman
David Deutchman
Louis George Cohn
Davenport
L. Cohn
Moline
Moosehall
Morris Ostrowsky
Hess Deutchman
Benjamin Cohn
Chicago
M. Sosna
Louis
Mollie E Sosna
Rose Shapiro
Rock Island
Carbohydrate Leg Advice From Edna Kent Forbes
A reader essay by Edna Kent Forbes discusses carbohydrate intake and aging. It cites experiments on rats to argue for balanced diets with meat and potatoes plus plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables. The piece warns against white bread and urges parents to expose children to wholesome wheat products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. N
Side Talks on Making Friends by Ruth Cameron
A reader named Heartbroken asks how to make friends after trying in vain. The guidance emphasizes personality, cheerfulness, genuine interest, and active listening, advising she stop pressing and focus on work, family, hobbies, and observing others to relax and attract friends.
Midwest Authors Voice Conflict With Section Spirit
Pratt Institute librarian Miss Rathbone criticizes Middle West writers for a grim tone not matching local optimism. She praises Sandburg and Vachel Lindsay while noting poetry favors recital over silent reading and calls for a broader contemplative stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlewest
Misa Josephine Adams Rathbone
Pratt Institute School of Library Science
Waterloo
Middle West
Miss Rathbona
Miss Rathbone
Rathbone
Wells
Margot Asquaith
St. Paul
New York
Miss Metcalf
Miss Burditt
Pratt Institute
Miss Brace
Librarians
Jews City
Knicker Style Favored By Mary Stevens In Workplace Wear
Miss Mary Dorothy Stevens of Landsman’s clothing firm endorses knickers for women in business, noting ease of maintenance and practicality over dresses. She says older men approve of knickers for young women when attractive, with older women wary but curious about the trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Campbell
Waterloo
Topeka
Kan
Colorado
W. C. An UT
Willard Hall
India
Temperance Workers
Mary Dorothy Stevens
Landsman'’s Clothing Company
Miss Stevens
Out of town guests at local home gathering
Miss Florence Crane of Chicago and Thomas Welch of Chicago visited the Frank Powter residence for an evening gathering with local hosts. The two were described as guests from out of town staying at the Powter home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Crane
Chicago
Iawa State Teachers College
Thomas Welch
Frank Powter
Grandchildren of Waterloo Couple Succeed as Actors
Jean and Grace Frank of Detroit as members of The Juvenile Follies of 1922 scored success as dancers and singers. They are guests of their grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Wagner at 501 Saxon Street with their mother Mrs J B Frank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Grace Frank
Detroit
Mich
Frank Wagner
Saxon Street
J.B. Frank
Frank
Grace
Wigner
Pineapple Marmalade Recipe From Old Cookbook
The article describes making pineapple marmalade with pineapple, lemons, sugar and raisins. It instructs simmering until thick about 48 minutes, then adding raisins and sealing jars with paraffine. A stray line mentions oxygen measurement by a new device, likely unrelated.
Dapper Waterloo Fellow Sells Water for 350 a Key
Sioux City businessmen were duped in a hoax by a Waterloo man claiming to sell eight year old whisky by the gallon. Guards watched two keg groups as laboratory tests showed tainted liquid. Purchasers paid 350 for each keg but received water instead. the con man vanished with the money, and the victims recover as police pursue leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dapper Young Waterloo
Sioux City
Sioux Cuy
Watterley
Waterloo
Sior
Waterlon
Peddler License Enforced In Waterloo City
Waterloo authorities under Mayor A. E. Gnagg require fruit and produce peddlers to obtain a city license from the clerk. Chief Walker orders arrest of violators, with $5 monthly fees for residents and $200 for nonresidents. Protests arise over unrestricted competition and tax/rent status. Fire units battle Nieuw Amsterdam blaze at Hoboken docks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
A. E. Gnagg
Walker
Big Lener
Hoboken
N. J
Nieuw Amsterdam
Fifth Street
Fordson Tractor Demand Surges Ahead of Production
Detroit reports demand for Fordson tractors running far ahead of output with over 1,000 orders awaiting at some branches. Shipments are limited to pressing locations and no display demonstrations are planned as the company anticipates a lull in late July before harvest. Industrial use of tractors has risen sharply since promoting their utility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Company plans industrial tractor venture tied to farm business
A company outlines plans to develop an industrial tractor business aligned with its farming operations to create an all season outlet. No official statement has been released about production of heavy duty trucks.
Ford eyes trailer unit sales amid industrial hauling push
Indications suggest plans to abandon the remote tractor approach in favor of a tracer for industrial hauling. Ford may enter trailer manufacturing to sell the vehicle as a complete unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society News
Teachers College
Caro Milo Ben Tyee
Giordant
Berceuse
Eeeas
Mozart Mattinara
Leencavallo
Keechlin Jal Pleure
Godard
Massenet
fAria
Eden Manner Sanderson
Densmore
Louis G. Cohn
Lincoln Circle
Department
Dirs
Anna Hesser
Etta Bates
Mmes. Shultz
Olean Cavanaugh
Ada Warren
L. EF. Cox
Lizzie Walters
Kathryn Murphy
Mary Ann Murphy
First Street West
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Ruth Cameron
Midwest
Section
Oakley-Freeman
Lois Freeman
F. L. Freeman
Kenneth Oakler
Eugene Oakley
I.L. Baumgartner
Calvary Evangelical Church
Jesup
Parker
Chamberlain Machine Works
H. TE
Gale
Reed
Elizabeth
Agnes Dunham
Rochelle
Illinois
Logansport
Ind
Eiklets
Elks
Elk Run
Frank Payne
Jennie Fagan
Texas
First Presbyterian
Jesse Church
Municipal Beach Park
O— Bridge
Helene
Bal‘Lett
Knicker Girl
O.K
St. Joseph's—Catholic Girls Club
Our Lady of Victory Auditorium
Regina MacDonough
Our Lady of Victory Court
Byrnes Park
Elmers-Burns
Otto S. Raspe
Church of the Redeemer
Mary Burns
William F.elmers
Charles City
Jay S. Henson
J. d
Meany Jag
Evansyile
Friars Fraternity
Universalist
Clara Barton Guild
Dorothy Weatherwax
Highland
Care Courier
TincoIn Park
Electric Park
Peavey
Jazz Bandits
Fordson Tractor
Northwest
Scania
Madras
Wame
Aeane City and State 2
Peete Eta Ee Sweets
Mulberry St
Almira ‘Phillips
Weberking Bldg
Iowa State Teachers College
Opera Comique
Kistner
Kistner’s
Distinctive Service
Third Ave
Pauldavis
Tim
Summer Union Suits
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!