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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1921
Page
2
A long society page from Des Moines describes evolving dance trends and a flurry of club meetings. It lists women’s temperance gatherings, church and civic group activities, picnics at Cedar River park, and social events at homes and clubs across multiple towns, with personal reflections on home life and conservatories.
The tale follows Johnnie Crow who crawls into a farmer’s field to steal corn and encounters Puss walking a white painted fence. Puss shows white feet and tail while Johnnie mocks her, attracting laughter from the other woodland birds and revealing a lesson about getting caught in mischief.
Waterloo social notes list Mrs C O Larson in Chicago and several trips to Kansas City Chicago and Waterloo. It records ill health at Water loo theatre manager A J Burley visits by relatives and numerous residents visiting or returning from places such as Interlaken Cedar Rapids and Yellow-HH Barton and family travel plans.
Fragmentary notes discuss Ruth careers and plants in a windy setting. The readable text mentions Mae and G roam and irregular phrases about aunts and vitality, but substantial facts are unavailable.
An agent states jurisdiction to enforce violations in Waterloo area. The department claims authority to tag violators and act on any law violations it uncovers.
Edna Brunt Forbes answers reader letters with practical advice on freckles, hair styling, and complexion. A mix of cosmetic tips includes whitening freckles, curling hair with paper method, coloring suggestions, and skin care using almond oil and massage for dry skin.
Third and fourth class postmasters and several first and second class officials will hold the sixteenth annual convention of the Iowa branch, National League of Postmasters, at Des Moines on Tuesday and Wednesday. A great increase of interest in the league is declared to have sprung.
Carl Unger of Wish and Unger Auto Wrecking Co pleaded guilty in municipal court to violating the motor vehicle license law and was fined 50 dollars plus costs. The complaint against Morris Fish was dismissed. Unger paid license fees, penalty, and costs with the fine suspended. Sheriff H T Pisener filed the complaint and will pursue violators of the motor license law.
Rev D I Purser Jr pastor of Walnut Street Baptist church visits Tulosa Alabama and describes abundant homegrown foods. He notes peaches grapes watermelons okra squash barbecued pork and chickens and mentions local sounds and family health concerns during vacation.
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