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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1929
Page
11
Paris reporters say experts' committee seeks to move reparations from political to commercial framing. The group aims to cast the payments as business obligations between nations, not Germany paying for war. A trusteeship plan for reparations is under development from sub committees and private talks.
Oregon plans to ship 50 pairs of meadow larks to the Hawaiian Islands. The move, supported by the American Game Protective Association and with Oregon game commission involvement, aims to provide cheerful song and help with insect control, under authorization from the UW Bureau of Biological Survey and air mail reports.
Waterloo items include a dinner of the Beauty Operators Association at the Hawkeye room, a Trinity American Lutheran service, and police reports on missing youths, a loiterer at businesses, and a hospital update on Mrs. Whitmore. Local figures like Mayor Tpit and Mr. Newhouse plan travel and company notes highlight community life.
An old advertisement touts Marmola tablets as a modern weight loss aid. It claims millions have used them over twenty years, with a gland element said to convert food into fuel and energy. It urges four tablets daily at one dollar a box and promises beauty and vim.
Readable text promotes Najol for convalescents recovering from flu. It claims Najol is harmless, does not exhaust or weaken the system, and helps the body function as nature intended. Advertises a bottle from the makers of Mistol with no drugs or medicine.
John M Van Der Vries, manager of the United States Chamber of Commerce North Central division, will be speaker at the chamber's general membership meeting Tuesday night March 25 in Hotel Russell.
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