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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1921
Page
2
Entertaining for November brides fills daily calendars plus a long wedding list. Waterloo notices cover prenuptial gatherings for Marguerite Winn and William Blackley, showers for Naomi Stewart, a mock wedding, and several teas and dances. Aitchison and Stocks wed, farewell honors, and a Father Son Banquet at Northminster with Boy Scouts cap the social page.
Advice on making ankles appear slender without extreme methods. Recommends vigorous ankle massage, wearing high shoes in cold weather, dark silk stockings, and proper heel support to reduce strain. Also notes wool stockings and low broad-heeled oxfords as sensible footwear. includes brief tips on relaxing facial muscles and building up weight with richer milk or olive oil.
Ruth Cameron argues jealousy is a selfish fault, common and destructive. She contrasts overt faults like temper and selfishness with the quieter habit of little jealousies, urging self-control to gain lasting affection and character.
Mrs. Rhead hosts Sheridan Bridge club on Kingburd hill with Mrs. Hart Joyce winning honors and a tray luncheon. Blue Circle admits new member Mrs. G A Mead with Mrs P M Berg and Mrs John Koerner. needlework and visiting precede picnic supper. M D Brown entertains F O P club with guests. D M club meets with Mrs Albert Smith. V A Zellhoefer visiting. a contest won by Mrs C Dickey. two course luncheon served. F C Ghoslin hosts Gilt Edge club for 500 with high scores by Miss Hallie Brady and Ray Tarbell. two course lunch served. J J Knapp receives birthday gift from Silent club at J F Bross’s. program after meeting with readings and song by Mrs R J Pitt and Mrs Fred Damge. New Century Club planned a
Visitors yesterday afternoon included Mrs BR In gersoll and guests Mmes W Hobart Robert Patrick W M Staley and Robert Johnston. Conversation and needlework filled the hours as members gathered for the Dec. 8 event.
Waterloo residents urge trappers to spare muskrats along Cedar and Black Hawg Creek and nearby sloughs. The species is scarce, not profitable for trapping, and harmless. advocates ask trappers to shift operations and allow propagation.
A vintage ad promotes Diamond Dyes as a guaranteed way to restore color to worn garments and draperies. It asserts no streaking, spotting, fading, or running and advises buyers to tell their druggist the fabric type to ensure proper results.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe musk rat habitats near riverbanks and park grounds between Cedar and Black Hawk, with ownership unsettled. The text emphasizes park system control and conservation in the country.
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