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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1925
Page
7
London readers weigh Sir Sidney Lews vision of a coming global American era. He predicts Americans will set the fashion in textiles, machinery, media, and culture, with New York as the financial hub and Britain gradually yielding to a cosmopolitan American center. The spread includes language, morals, arts, and politics, as Europe and Asia mirror American models.
London March 16 London s famous Covent Garden theatre officially the Royal opera house has come at last under the spell of jazz. The theatre built in 1858 is to be taken over by a syndicate which gives dances every night of the week at popular prices. This will be the first time the theatre has been used as a dance hall. The dancing season ends late in the spring in time for an international season of opera. The Royal opera house has been used for opera drama circus ballet pantomime revue and films. During the war it served as a storehouse for furniture from author buildings taken over by the government for office purposes.
New York March 16 A Amherst alumni banquet revealed a tale from Calvin Coolidge’s youth It shows his aversion to liquor began when his father Col Coolidge proposed apprenticing him as a druggist clerk at 15 The boy asked his father to sell rum and chose college over entering the liquor trade Calvin Coolidge later graduated from Amherst College at age 38
Retiring advice outlines features of a strong real estate ad. It stresses starting with key data such as acres, location, soil, water, orchards, and including house, grounds, barns, machinery, and livestock. Contest rules and prizes are described for Waterloo Evening Courier readers.
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