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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1916
Page
10
This temperance lesson by Rev. D. M. Stearns argues self control through faith in Christ, noting righteousness as central in Romans and urging believers to live for others. It stresses salvation by grace, being led by the Spirit, and serving in love rather than self interest, with a closing note on impactful church ads.
J M Schenk argues for a new universal rail crossing danger signal to replace old Stop Look Listen signs. He cites Foley’s findings on signal flaws and urges poles with high clear signals over road centers to reduce crossings accidents and keep drivers calm.
The Concrete Pipe Men's association met yesterday at the Hotel Russell Lam with members and guests attending a banquet. Phrases indicate a formal gathering of industry men and a social program following the meeting.
About 26 association members attended last night’s first annual field meeting. The afternoon included a tour of concrete manufacturing firms to study new methods. A hotel business session followed dinner led by secretary J. S. Manson. Moen spoke for the industry with attendees from Iowa Illinois Missouri Minnesota and Nebraska.
Farmers of Black Hawk county seek a youth to work for them and accept all meals. A letter to Charles Van Vieck secretary of the Commercial offers the service of a 19 year old, 6 ft 2 in tall and 197 pounds, with agreement to provide him all he can eat.
Obesity risks from indoor life. Open air improves oxygen use and organ function. The article urges weight loss through deep breathing and oil of korein capsules after meals, with daily weighins and ongoing treatment until on target. Hansen Hansen or Wangler Bros. supply the capsules.
A Chicago youth writes requesting a winter farm position to learn the business from start to finish. He is 19, six feet tall, 197 pounds, no prior farming experience, and offers to work for board and room until spring when he aims to command a salary. He seeks a willing farmer to hire and learn. Grasshopper sandwich note included.
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