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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1915
Page
11
Fragmentary OCR lists a personals note with phone numbers 3330 and 3407 and mentions a pills department and an office contact. Content is unclear and partially damaged, offering minimal verifiable specifics beyond contact numbers.
Mrs. F. W. Bnyder of West Union visiting the P. J. Martin home. Mary Felsing staying with relatives in Chadwick. G. B. Rowell family moving to Sans Souci Park for summer. Lilah Anslin inux City and Bath for a visit. Mrs. Jess Baugher and two sons to Mill to spend a week with her parents. Several locals travel for rest, visits, and seasonal stays across Illinois, Minnesota, and Iowa.
Reader can obtain courier up-to-date patterns by sending the coupon and 19 cents for each pattern to the Fashion Department of Courier at Waterloo. Patterns cover seats and other items, with orders to be filled as soon as possible and shipped within ten days after sending.
Miss Pearl White explains she follows Theodore Wharton’s advice as a guiding force in her career. She recalls being discovered after traveling in winter from a New York stage to Pathe studios, where Wharton offered early encouragement and later steered her toward pivotal roles in The Perks of Pauline and beyond. She credits repeated meetings with Wharton for shaping her path and confirms she will play Elaine when offered.
Lottia Pickford rode a horse across a burning bridge in The Diamond From the Sky, a stunt deemed one of cinema’s most dangerous. The bridge collapsed moments before she reached the far side, forcing a long final leap for the horse. Pickford said she was nervous mounting, but called the feat the most wonderful experience since starting in films.
Yesterday at Willard hall Waterloo Chautauqua members who completed the course received diplomas in a ceremony attended by many spectators. A 21 child procession led to the grove, with Mrs. James T. Allen, Mrs. Della O’Neil, Mrs. Paul De Long and Mrs. Wade Brown among the graduates. The event featured readings, prayers, and a recap of upcoming study books for next year, plus a West High flue quartet performance.
A stitched-together 1910s fragment discusses Harry Von Meter and physical culture, girls taking setting-up drills, and Virginia Kirtley and Vivian Rich tiring after workouts. It shifts to praise for refrigeration’s impact on food preservation, citing Northey figures and ice consumption, then ends urging readers to read Want Ads in the Evening Courier and Reporter.
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