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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1925
Page
13
Baron Saito, governor general of Korea, in Tokyo outlines a ten year program to cultivate about 1,000,000 acres for rice, aiming to produce 40,000,000 bushels annually. Silk production also grows, while railways and stricter laws to curb unrest are urged.
Dr Bart A Roadman of Upper Town university Fayette spoke at Teachers college yesterday morning as part of the rural institute program by Christian associations. Birth of a daughter to Mrs Holdman announced by long distance message to Roadman. family now two sons and four daughters.
Women's Relief Corps meets at K P hall in Porte City with good attendance as president Mrs George Hellenger leads routine business and social hour. Presbyterian church groups plan March meetings. Missionary society hosts talks on Japan and earthquake relief. Local pastor Dr Warden T Nicholas preaches at Morning Sun, with extra music and visiting guests.
Inter Nos club held a 1 pm luncheon at Bartlett hall dining room. Mrs Andrey EB Lunn entertained Laufalets club at her home this afternoon. Coteria club women guests included Mrs W H urd Ames and others. Chapter R P O Semimonths ly meeting in the evening with speakers Stevens Wan and Miss Mary Robinson on What I Saw in Washington, hosted by Mrs Edward Goetxeh. Schools to close Friday evening for one week vacation. Brs Lawrence Maag and daughter Mabel returned from Town City where Mars Maag is treated at University hospital. Mr and Mrs Carroll Cole traveled from St Louis to Terra Haute in a rain storm. A letter advises her father Dr William G Mullarkey. BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY. Greene Iowa March 23 Mrs Aaron Moss celebrated her seventieth birthday yesterday.
A neighborhood gathering entertained a number of relatives and friends. Among the guests were Mr and Mrs W M Shepard of Waterloo Mr and Mrs C R Shepard of Collins Ia and R D Shepard of Defiance O.
The executive committee of the local Boy Scout Council will meet Wednesday at noon in Black's feast room. Resolutions on erecting buildings at the new campsite are to be presented after approval by the camping committee. Judge John W. Gwynne and Arthur B. Jury will visit the nearby campsite near Waverly to collect data for the Wednesday session.
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets as a liver and bowels tonic. It claims inactivity causes most sickness and offers a vegetable compound with olive oil as a safe calomel substitute. Prices listed are 10c and 30c. The ad highlights improved complexion and energy.
A dental science claim says dull teeth stem from a film on enamel that hides beauty. A dentifrice called Pepsodent removes this film and firms gums, yielding quick whitening and polish, with a coupon promising the test.
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