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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1920

Page

6

By Edna Kent Pores Ham Tonics

Edna Kent Pores discusses hair tonics for varied hair types and conditions. She notes oily hair needs astringent tonics while dry hair benefits from oily formulas, and recommends tar water as a simple scalp tonic mixed with warm water and used daily to keep hair soft with a faint tar scent.

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Why Fathers and Sons-in-Law Don’t Quarrel

Ruth Cameron argues that the lack of paternal in law conflict stems from broader male business interests and gentler male social dynamics. She notes mothers in law and daughters in law face rivalry in one home or competing ventures, while fathers in law and sons in law enjoy easier relations due to outside interests and less sharp critique among men.

Nquirer Humble Inquirer

Lives Cast Upon Waters Return in Spirit Memory

Memorial note honors sailors lost at sea with flowers cast on Cedar River waters at 1 p m Reverend G D Serrill of Central Christian Church recalls the sacrifices of mariners and urges citizens to live as patriots The piece also announces Maurice Van Metre will become telegraph editor of the Des Moines Register on June 2 and mentions his Iowa University ties

G. D. Serrill Central Christian Church Broomes Maurice van Metre University of Iowa Des Moines Register I. van Metre Lime Street van Metre Sioux City Journal Hag Iowan Iowa University

U C T Elects New Officials Dubuque 1921

Davenport May 31 Iowa grand lodge of the United Commercial Travelers chose Dubuque for the 1921 meeting May 26 27 and 25 1921. W F Sarset Cedar Rapids won grand sentinel on ballot three over O N Southard Ottumwa. Harry H Smith Des Moines elected ninth delegate to the national convention.

Davenport Iowa Grand Lodge of the United Commercial Travelers Dubuque Iowa Grand Council of the United Commercial Travelers of America W. F. Sarset Cedar Rapids Grand Sentinel O. N. Southard Ottumwa Harry H. Smith Des Moines H. M. Finkbine Atlantic Sam T. White L. D. Driggs Emmetsburg Louis I. Edson Council Bluffs William A. Gray J. F. Helwig W. C. Willhouse Red Oak W. A. Johnson Orrin K. Palmer Charles B. Roper Fort Dadge J. B. Snyder Sioux City Owa WW. C. T J. A. Clark Oscar H. Burgess Burlington A. W. McFarlane Waterloo Henry Shipley Sheldon Grand Page A. M. Brackett WA. Downs Spencer

Street Cars at Davenport Must Operate

Davenport Iowa May 31 A district judge granted an injunction preventing the mayor and city council from stopping street car service or raising fares beyond 7 cents The Tri City Railway Co also barred from ending service or increasing charges The union and company agree to keep current wages of 60 cents an hour awaiting arbitration The action was sought by 22 leading merchants to protect public interests

Davenport A. J. House Maquoketa Tri-City Railway Company

Reckless Driving Wins Indictment In Tama County

Phillip J. Enright of Tama faces a two count indictment for manslaughter and leaving the scene after causing an injury in a fatal March 29 incident involving John Francis Whalen. Frank Maiden of Tama is indicted for assault with intent to murder Ned Smith in a road attack south of Tama.

Toledo Phillip J. Enright Tama Tama County Frank Maiden Enright John Francis Whalen Maiden Ned Smith

Dartmouth Runner Sets World Record in 120 Yard Hurdles

Thomson of Dartmouth ran a world best 142-5 in the 120 yard high hurdles at the intercollegiate meet in Philadelphia. The Penn track squad won the team title by 30 1 2 points, Princeton second with 29, Dartmouth third with 24 as California and Stanford followed.

Dartmouth Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania Princeton Cornell California Stanford Harvard Pennsylvania State Williams Massachusetts Tech Yale New York University Lafayette Bowdoin Brown Rutgers Amherst Pittsburgh Boston Thomson Robert Simpson University of Missouri

Student minister named for Home Park Church

Leland Lesher of Gettysburg Lutheran seminary arrived Friday and began a summer pastorate at St Luke's English Lutheran on Fourth Street and Campbell. Son of Rev S M Lesher of Trinity Lutheran Burlington Indiana he is known in college athletics for football and tennis at Carthage College Carthage IL. In eight tenths the church had no pastor, doubled pledges, slight membership rise, and continued Sunday services with Rev W Graham of the Apostolic ministry filling the pulpit.

Leland Lesher Gettysburg Lutheran Seminary St. Luke's English Lutheran Church Fourth Street Campbell Arenua Lesher S. M. Lesher Trinity Lutheran Church Burlington Carthage College Carthlage Rav. W. Graham Afothodiat

Economic Sanity and the American Mission Debate

Cedar Falls readers heard H. H. Seertey of Iowa State Teachers College outline the nation’s path toward economic sanity and social justice during a May talk on the widened vision. He urged truth in schools and the press to empower citizens to solve 1920s economic challenges.

Cedar Falls H. H.' Seertey Iowa State Teachers College Europe Hansa America Asia Orient

Third hand added to courthouse clock to show daylight saving time

In Chillicothe Ohio on May 31, officials resolved to add a gold third hand to the courthouse clock. The clock runs on central time while the city observes daylight saving time, causing confusion. The new hand will indicate daylight saving time while the existing hands remain black.

Chillicothe

Junior High Play The New Coed Sets Stage Wednesday

The 1920 junior high play The New CoEd will be presented by students Wednesday evening in the high school auditorium. Miss Caroline Marc Farline directed rehearsals and reports a creditable showing, with tickets now on sale through students or the school office.

Caroline Marc Farlane OWS

Waterloo Cemetery Revival Planned After Informal Meeting

Definite Steps to Clear and Beautify Waterloo Cemetery describes an informal gathering of association members on Saturday to plan a rejuvenation program. HW Hammond oversees as president while committees will be formed to address neglect, funding gaps, and the potential building to preserve historic treasures at the 20 acre Waterloo site along Eagle Center road.

Waterloo C. C. Lam Lson HW. W. Hammond Burtal Eagle Center Fairview Beecomes

Beauty of High Ideals in High School Sermon Service

Read at WEST HIGH SCHOOL baccalaureate for the class of 1920 in the new auditorium. Clergy speakers praise education as a crown of intellect imagination and gratitude. special services at Jewish synagogue. Rosevelt and Wilson used as examples of character and ambition. ultraviolet disinfection noted by Japanese doctors.

West High School Caat C. W. Kling Siperines Distriet Clinton J. Smith Hirst Evangelical Clurch Reva J Lerkwood Graga Great Britain Canton F. Smith Eich Individ Eleht Pearta Nman Nisl Jmrat Congregational Church Frank Willard Court Smirk Clyde J. Asking Hey. G. K Cat Muntsinger George J Roosevelt Tostead Wil Von Clark Joseph Remus Aaron Turr Benedict Arnold Edgar Allen Poe Moses Isaiah

Cedar Rapids Gas Rate Cut Sparks Council Fight

Cedar Rapids council replies to a proposed gas rate rise by introducing an ordinance to cut the price from 1 05 to 40 cents per thousand. The move follows a wartime 15 cent boost that was to revert after six months. The measure advances to a second reading amid intense opposition.

Cedar Apis. Ja Cedar Rapids Gas Company

City Hall Draws Jury List On Last-Month Rule

Judge Courtright and city officials completed the juror drawing this morning. Fifty names were selected from the voter list for the district including Waterlog Cedar Heights and Castle.

B. Courtright Earl Gragg

Memorial Day Observance in Shell Rock

Shell Rock Iowa May 31 Memorial day included a parade from the school grounds at 11 a m led by Civil War veterans the Shell Rock band and World War veterans graves at Riverside cemetery were decorated and a military salute honored five local men buried in France The address was by Reverend Charles A Stauffacher of Cedar Rapids Hoy H Barton led the devotionals and F Q Newcomb was chairman Death in Shell Rock Miss Gertrude Duffey died Saturday at Mercy Hospital Wa3 H McNamara and sister of Mrs Shanks Funeral planned for tomorrow A new storage battery electric freight truck with an elevating platform was designed for factory use to lift two ton loads more than six feet

Shaw State Teachers College Jessie M. Shaw Lowawad Yeurs the Treasury Eugena Allen M. i. Church Odd Greenwood Fairvview AL Hillside Edward Madigan Clarke Vile J.C. Dixon Bishop Cal B. Humbert A. Boehmler Chicago Thomas Hansen Kenosha Wis C. C. Swain Consolidated Schools Minnesota Teachers College Consolidated A. N. Sorensen Des Moines W. W. Gist Plymouth N. M. Andreasen Ole Grawe Hutchison, Minn United Danish Lutheran Church Nazareth Church Leola Larsep Nashna John George Goehmler Helen Heim Dubuque Aildred Cromer Charles F. Kuehne Carlisle Edward Kuehne Ile John Feaver W. D. Strayer J. L. Bailey FEAVE Shell Rock Memorial Shell Rock Riverside Cemetery France Charles A. Stauffacher Cedar Rapids Hoy H H. Barton F. QO. Newcomb Gertrude Duffey Shell’ Rock Mercy Hospital H. McNamara

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