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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1913
Page
12
The author argues that excessive protestations undermine credibility and describes how people use assurances to shield truth. A tale about a captain and log entries illustrates how claimed honesty can shift as situations change, reflecting on new acquaintances rising in finance and the caution it inspires.
The Evening Courier provides a coupon to obtain up-to-date courier patterns with accompanying designs. Send the form to the Fashion Department in Waterloo and 10 cents per pattern. Orders are filled promptly and expected to reach within ten days after sending your order.
Miss Bertha Shulls of Waterloo is reelected to music teaching at Grinnell College for the next term. Miss Fanny C. Gates of Waterloo selected as dean of the woman’s department at Grinnell, announced in a recent Courier. Also note the Chautauqua appearance of author Richard F. Hobson at Chautauqua Park tonight.
Richmond P. Hobson is billed as tonight's main attraction at the Chautauqua program in the big coliseum. The Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra with soloists performed last evening to a full house, including two encores for the national anthem. Hobson's appearance follows a day of lectures by Dr. Walter Russell and Dr. Leon H. Vincent, with a free program Sunday afternoon and a schedule of Bible hours and children's activities.
W T Edwards commander of Waterloo camp No 38 Sons of Veterans says a burial team will be formed with four men to study Grand Army of the Republic funeral rites. The group plans drill degree teams and a drum corps with semi monthly meetings in wet weather and weekly meetings on Tuesdays.
Beverly Riddles, colored, was taken into custody last evening on a charge of selling liquor illegally. He was arraigned before Police Judge Meyers and asked for a hearing, with a second arraignment set for 9 o clock Monday morning. Arthur Moore was bound over to the grand jury on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses, with bond set at $100.
Two Illinois youths Roy McKean aged 18 and Walter Saunders aged 17 left Desland for the cowboy life inspired by frontier tales. McKean reached Waterloo then was detained wearing leather trousers a western hat and carrying a small cannon. Saunders hadn’t yet arrived in town. McKean said he plans to return home this morning after his mid journey misadventure.
The school year begins Monday September 8, avoiding Labor Day as in past years. At a board of education meeting last night only routine business was handled. Labor Day falls on September 1 this year, prompting the adjusted start date for schools on the east side.
A summer advertisement urges every family to keep Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand. It claims high value for its purpose, asserts its necessity before summer ends, and notes it is sold by all dealers.
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