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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1921
Page
16
Three general contractors resume work with limited crews under wartime rules. Major building projects in Waterloo proceed slowly with cost pressures and wage debates. Masters warn that wage cuts lag living costs while a milk of prices and food goods shifts loom.
Waterloo architects and a Masons committee visited 15 Chicago temples to gather ideas for a Waterloo temple project. The Illinois Central provided transport to speed the survey, while a Freeport committee also toured local temples for inspiration.
A noted authority explains indigestion as excess stomach acidity causing fermentation and sourness. He recommends four ounces of Rad Salts in water before breakfast for a week to neutralize acid and stimulate digestion, noting relief after the first dose.
The play Love Without Question at the Friday and Saturday showtime centers on the strange death of Silax Blackburn. His ward Katherine and grandson Robert are implicated as the plot unfolds inside a locked room. The mystery delivers entertaining theatre.
Billie Burke stars in The Frisky Mrs. Johnson a sprightly Paramount picture now showing at the Plaza Theatre Mire Burke plays a Paris known American widow entangled in affairs to save her sister from disgrace while risking the man she loves An added feature is a spring style show by Paul Davis Dry Goods presenting Waterloo girls in latest modes
Summer season at the Crystal Theatre features the Wanda Hawley film "Ider First Hlopement" produced by Sam Wood and shot in August at a West Coast studio. The romantic plot centers on a lounge cruise and the pleasures of companionship.
Fragmentary notes describe a private, luxurious interior scene at Crystal Theater. Mentions filming in a studio and foggy atmosphere, with reference to an interior vessel and romantic tone. Details are unclear but imply a staged performance or private viewing in a theater setting.
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