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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1921

Page

2

First Methodist to stage concert by Webb and Bernard

First Methodist Sunday school sponsor presents a Wednesday evening concert in the church auditorium featuring baritone Murray Webb and pianist Miss Grace Bernard. The program includes popular selections with no tickets sold. a silver offering aids the Sunday school treasury. The bill includes a Liszt Liebestraume and other pieces arranged by Bernard Webb, and a recitation by Charles E. Whelan.

First Methodist Sunday School Murray Webb Grayce Bernard Church Lucia Letchetizky Grarece Dernard Bute Taj Liebestraume Lisary Dude Rackmaninet Urayce Bernare Neil For Murray

With The Clubs Amica Meeting At Mrs Knowles Home

Amica club will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs J B Knowles on Rainbow Drive. The gathering promises light social time and discussion of upcoming activities.

Westwinster Workers Woman's Club Home and Education Department Fefternoon Henrietta Hill Maybeth ‘Mack Lincoln P.T Lincoln Parent-Teacher Association W. D. Ilves Mexico Cooley Luce M. E Unitty King’s Daughters H. Abba T. 4. Glasener Bali

Side Talks on Promises in Marriage

Ruth Cameron argues about promising to love, honor, and obey. She notes love is not a forced act but vows can guide behavior. The piece discusses maintaining goodwill, avoiding censorious attitudes, and keeping the spirit of vows amid flaws in a spouse.

Hang On To The Love At The Beginning

A fragment notes a resolve to cling to the initial love. one can hold on to as much as possible. The terse line reflects longing for preservation of early affection despite passage of time.

Air Your Scalp and Sun Hair for Spring Health

Edna Kent Forbes urges women to air their scalp daily and let sunshine reach exposed roots. She advises outdoor airing, parting hair to illuminate all parts, brushing in new fashion, and quick daily scalp massages. Readers share tips on egg yolk conditioning, henna shade, and skin benefits from spring salads.

Anna Verna J

Cuckoo Bird and Wooden Duck In a Nighttime Dilemma

In a nocturnal scene Cuckoo Bird sings from his tub bound home while Wooden Duck laments lack of food and company. He envies the high, unreachable perch and the life above, as two other characters plot a red rose gift and a playful confrontation unfolds.

Two Envious Little Birds and the Bath Tub Tale

The Sandman Story presents Little Cuckoo Bird and Wooden Duck who envy each other for a better life in the playroom. Each dreams of a nicer home and praise, while a tub of water reveals Wooden Duck trapped and struggling, shocking Cuckoo Bird as he returns from singing.

Cuckoo Wooden Duck Wooten Duck Little Wooden Duck Cuckoo Bird Wooden Ducck

Friend Wife By Roe Fulkerson

Imogene and Andrew discuss a silk flag bag bearing purple white and yellow stripes as a symbol of suffragists. They compare royal, moral and political emblems to party animals while arguing over women voting and reform, ending with Andrew retreating as Imogene insists on continuing.

Andrew Imogene Fim

Canoe Overturns on Cedar River During Pleasant Day

A canoe overturned in the Cedar River after riders angled into waves created by a passing launch. A. W. Smith of Argyle Street and four companions were tossed into the water but survived, rescuers saved their coats, and the group resumed their trip. Nearby boats filled the river as the boating season opened with strong flow. A local boat livery owner noted high demand as river activity increased. The incident marked the first river accident of the season with no serious injuries reported.

A. W. Smith Argyle Street Oces Cedar River J. E. Ditton Park Avenue East

Garland Piour Lade to Make Good Advertisement

An old advertisement fragment repeats garbled phrases about Garland Piour lade to Make Good, followed by a line claiming a Chinese tradition that when the vice crop fails the yield of bambag grain is greatest.

Garland Piourlade China

Diamond Dyes Ad Promises Rich Fading-Free Color

The advertisement touts Diamond Dyes promising streak-free fade resistant coloring for garments and draperies. It cites simple home dyeing instructions and urges customers to request Diamond Dyes to avoid poor results, noting quick order return policies and travel references.

Auto Theft Business Fair Brisk at Night

Police blotter reports multiple thefts including a 1912 Ford touring car license 21633 stolen on Jefferson Street between Park and Fourth. A Cedar Rapids garage car license 22050 and a Dubuque Hudson with license 12343 also reported stolen. Additional items include three tires from Frank Forker and a missing motometer from Lloyd Klinesetter’s downtown car.

Jefferson Street Park Avenue Fourth Street S. Bf ‘Windsley Saxon Street Bing Ales Cedar Rapids Dubuque Frank Forker Norwood Lloyd Klinesetter

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