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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1920

Page

3

Ladies join national girl clubs plan in Davenport

Local Lend-a-Hand group and other Iowa societies eye affiliation with the National League of Girls Clubs. Ruth Reed travels from Ohio to discuss organization, aims, and benefits for self supporting, nonsectarian youth clubs with city leaders and members.

Davenport National League of Girl’s Clubs Ruth Revd 10 Goar Ohio Civland Herbert M. Reed Sans Souci Pantee Clevelyn Boston Mass Java American Red Cross

Beauty Chats By RUXA KENT FORBES

A soft advice column discusses sunburn prevention with broad rimmed hats and dark clothing. It covers remedies for sunburn including cold compresses, cold cream, lemon juice, cucumber and watermelon juice, and cautions that browned skin is hard to bleach. Suggestions on hair care, lash darkening, and facial massage follow with miscellaneous beauty tips and diet notes.

Side Talks By Ruth Scameron

Ruth Scameron muses on recognizing a familiar face in magazine illustrations. She notes recurring facial traits by a particular illustrator, traces similar depictions across issues, and reflects on how models transform with each artist’s style and the evolving trends of fashion and pose.

Dangerous road alignment threatens Rainbow drive at Sans Souci bridge

Waterloo officials warn that a narrow 18 foot Rainbow drive near the Sans Souci bridge may be left unsafe without county paving. city seeks a gradual widening to 24 feet, but the board of supervisors has refused. City engineer urges state standards to prevent dangerous congestion and safeguard the granite paving project costing about 109,000 dollars.

Sans Sonet Electric Park Board of Supervisors Ralph Slippy Moore Construction Company

Chief Young Receives Card From Retta Davis in Fitzgerald

Rekia Davis widow of Stanley Davis, the gunman who killed City Detective Goodenbour, sent a postcard to Police Chief H. H. Young. The ecard dated Fitzgerald, Georgia shows a Savannah temple image and notes a long journey to Fitzgerald with no reference to the Waterloo tragedy.

Rekia Davis le Ghrl Stanley Davis Goodenbour H. H. Young Fitzgerald Savannah Davis Waterloo

Quaint Street Signs Remain In Merida Mexico

In Merida the capital of Yucatan, old street signs with birds beasts and plain names linger. Images like the flamingo on a corner, an old woman with huge spectacles and a two faced head mark streets once read by many who could not read.

Merida Yucatan Mexico

Waterloo Realtors Welcome Visitors for Interurban Event

Waterloo realtors host a July 21 welcoming fête for Cedar Rapids visiting brokers. A 42 10 interurban carries guests to Waterloo with a parade, luncheon at K of P hall, a Cedar River park field meet, and a Cedar Rapids vs Waterloo realtors ball game. Perry Belanger leads the contingent and J N Jacobsen chairs the organizing committee. 175 visitors expected with a picnic, electric park entertainment, and a private dance to close.

Waterloo Phale Russell-Lamson Cedar Rapids Clu Hotel Russell-Lamson K. of P. Hall Perry W. Hielangee Waterloo Realtors Antos Cadar River Park Perry Belanger Cedar River Park Henry Marsh Electric Park J. N. Jacobsen

Shamrock Wins When Resolute Crippled and Quits

The Shamrock IV led the Lipton yacht Resolute despite a gusty shore course off Long Branch. A halyard failure forced Resolute to retire as Shamrock maintained a smart advantage with favorable tide and wind. Sir Thomas Lipton spoke from Victoria expressing confidence ahead of his fourth America’s Cup bid.

Page One Jersey Longbranch Resolute Shamrock IV Fettle Hart

Ouida Life of Excess and Eccentric European Ties

The article profiles Ouida Louise de la Ramee, detailing a life spent in a self crafted world of royals and millionaires. It notes lavish habits, poverty in later years, and a London encounter where she envisioned influencing diplomacy. It mentions a spree of extravagant spending and a hotel room transformed with costly flowers. It also lists fragmented marriage license notices and local names from La Porte City and Waterloo.

Ouida Louise de la Ramee Knightsbridge Barracks W. Tl. Mallock Harper's Magazine Florence London Lord Lytton Paris Langham Hotel Lucca

City in Brief Collage of Local Notes and Visits

City in Brief lists visits and travel notes across Omaha to Seneca Kansas and Cedar Township. The report mentions Mr and Mrs W K Hostetler visiting their son Hubert in Omaha, a car collision damaging a license and uvse, Mrs A Enderlein and Miss Emma Enderlein visiting Albert E B Enderlein, and M H Hayes of the Dubuque Telegraph Herald in town for a death in the family. Additional items include civic appointments Charline Fosnaugh becoming secretary to the mayor, Charline Fosnaugh and Mable Blankenberry transfers, a bicycle accident on Falls Avenue injuring Willard Clasen, and an uptick in county recorder filings with 48 instruments, 21 deeds to real estate. The piece closes with travel plans for George Wright and son Harold, and naval school applications for local boys at Great Lakes awaiting government funding.

Aid W. K. Hostetler iBrockwell Jett Hubert Omaha Paul Townsley Wellington Street Wisconsin A. Enderlein Hmma Enderlein Seneca Kan Albert Eb.enderlein M. H. Hayes Dubuque Jim Warren Wood Fred Rapp West Liberty Ruanell Leighton RH. A. Leighton Mias Charline Fosnaugh WN. W. Frisbis Mable Blankenberry Willard Clasen Mullan Avenue Falls Avenue L. Roth Lafayette Jamnie S. Bird County Recorder George Wright and Son Harold Walnut Street West Seattle Wash East Lake City Denver Sherman Rae Great Lakes Fourth Street J. A. Bown Third Avenue Chicago Glenn C Margery Atlantic Marle Simonson Migs Ide Surtees P. A. McIntyre Cedar Township Woman's Club Simonson

Congressman Haugen Speaks At Iowa Dairy Rally

Northwood Iowa congressman G N Haugen chair of the House agriculture committee spoke at the Cattle Congress dairy rally outlining the department of agriculture needs and urging more and better legislation to develop the dairy industry along scientific lines. He discussed the value of dairy products to national growth and safeguarding the industry during the event.

Haugen G. N. Haugen Northwood House of Representatives Cattle Congresshell Hauwens Department Agriculture Department

Mythical Norumbe ga and Maine’s centennial tale

A fragment outlines legends of Norumbe ga the mythical city on the Penobscot and Maine’s early settlement history. It notes 120 colonists near Kennebec, a 1625 Pemaquid settlement, and declares Maine’s early peopling before Massachusetts, linking advertising as NEWS.

Norumbega Portland Penobscot River State of Maine New England Norum‘bega Mien Plymouth Toghere Kenebec River Pemaquid Maine Massachusetts Tha Norumebga

Milwaukee Harbor Prepared for Ocean Shipments

Milwaukee officials declare the harbor program already meets ocean tonnage needs. Paul A Gray, business manager of the Milwaukee Association of Commerce, notes lower harbor basin and protected outer harbor terminals are key projects. He argues lake ports could shift 30 to 40 percent of freight from rail to water if Great Lakes routes open to ocean navigation.

Milwaukee Wis Great Lakes Paul A Gray Milwaukee Association of Commerce Grau Milwaukee Harbor Commission Seaboard

Sunday praise and cash close Oklahoma City revival

H l S Vaught announced a $30 422 44 cashier s check to W A Bunday as total seven week receipts from Billy Sunday meetings in Oklahoma City crowding the tabernacle ended with praise for Sunday s work The evangelist noted factors dampening attendance but called the campaign marvelous and gave a blessing filled farewell wishing safety and heaven for all.

Dilly Oklahoma Okla Oklahoma City Billy H.l S. Vaught Sunday Finance Committee Tabernacle Vought W. A. Bunday Sunday Eity Billy Sunday

Trees Own Selves Through Legal Deeds

Two trees in the United States are said to own themselves and the ground they stand on. An oak in Athens Georgia and a sycamore at Coney Creek Kentucky reportedly hold title to themselves via historic deeds, preserving land around them for their own use and shade.

United States Athens Gax Conay Creek W. H. Jackson Clarke Georgia Coney Creek Alice Spencer Geddes Lloyd Knott County

Striking railroad workers fined in Lever Act case

Los Angeles July 15 railroad men convicted of violating the Lever Act for taking part in the switchmen strike in April were sentenced to pay fines of 1000 dollars each by Judge B F Bledsoe in U S district court today.

Associated Press Los Angeles Cal B. F. Bledsoe United States District Court

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