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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1911

Page

5

Artistic Leather Gifts for Him and Homemade Covers

The article lists leather gift ideas for men including a lawyer’s briefcase a driver’s license case and a tennis racket press. It describes making handmade leather magazine covers with coordinated silk canvas stiffening and sewing steps for flat covers with pockets and edge finishing.

Sinks and Sift for a Man Cravat Holder Feature

An article describes a leather expert able to craft a compact cravat holder with two inside pockets for studs buttons and cuff links. The holder keeps ties flat and uncluttered and fits in a suitcase or bag, marketed as a practical gift option for Christmas.

Kanakas Fearless in Fair Fight With Sharks

Detroit Free Press reports that Kanakas, Hawaiian Island natives, allegedly outswim and kill man eating sharks in fair combat. Observers claim natives dive with a knife between teeth, strike when the shark bobs, then slash to kill, sometimes provoking the animal first for sport.

Pacific Ocean Hawaiian Islands Detroit Free Press

Insects Use Tubular System to Breathe Like Gilled Creatures

Harper's Weekly explains insect respiration by a network of body tubes delivering air to all parts. It details protective threadlike strands inside tube walls, water dwelling larvae with thin body plates and gill-like vessels, and gnats breathing via a tail tip tube.

Harper's Weekly

Prayer Halls In Russia Rural Worship Spaces

The article describes rural prayer halls in Russia as simple izbas or sheds attached to farms, often earth walls and bare floors. Evangelical gatherings occur in these crowded spaces with rough wooden benches and a large stove as central feature.

Russia Rusein

Singing Wires Signal Impending Weather Change

A Berlin scientist and an Italian colleague explain that telegraph wire singing accompanies calm and forewarns weather shifts. Deep tones may indicate a storm within two days, while sharp notes predict a storm within hours, though the exact cause remains debated.

Berlin Harper's Weekly

Jamie’s Worldwide Hunt for Branny’s Spectacles

An adult visitor notes Jamie’s eager hunting gaze and asks about hunting. Jamie counters he’s hunted many kinds, but mainly Branny’s spectacles everywhere, highlighting his playful treasure hunt across the world.

Jamie Sonny Branny Chicago Record Herald

A Sticking Business

A London humor sketch notes Mrs Smith asking about her husband who works at the glue makers and jokes about him sticking there in a light Britain style column.

Untitled historical proverb noted in 1395 mention

A fragment reflecting a Socrates quote and a medieval muse on safety and social class. It contrasts contentment with wealth and condemns harsh attitudes toward theft and poverty, noting wigs and public conduct. The text mixes antiquated aphorisms with biopsy style social critique.

Weather Forecast and Market Note from Chicago Board of Trade

Town sees increasing cloudiness and unsettled conditions tonight and Wednesday with warmer tonight and cooler in the west and central regions Wednesday afternoon. Illinois generally fair tonight and Wednesday with unsettled northern portions and warmer in the east. South Dakota forecast shows generally fair to tonight and Wednesday, warmer in the east and colder Wednesday.

Tiinois South Dakota

Market News Mixed on European Wheat Shifts and Cattle

Chicago trading notes an unexpected drop in European visible wheat, lifting prices briefly before a late decline as Argentine showers influence bulls. May wheat moves around $1.00 to $1.08, while oats and corn show mixed movements. Cattle and hog markets in Omaha and Kansas City open weak to steady with moderate receipts. prices for hogs ease while sheep and cattle hold firm. Chicago produce and dairy see firm butter and steady eggs, with a crowded hog market and lighter lambs. New York stock totals include a broad array of industrials and transport stocks.

Chicago Vaule Ang RAO Lang Waterloo Wellington Kansas Turkey Hale

Helping Men Out On Strike At Princess Theatre

A. W. McIntosh, owner of the Princess theatre and former Illinois Central machinist, will donate the show proceeds tomorrow afternoon and evening to striking I C shopmen. The film Lost in the Jungles shows a girl slain by a panther and saved by an elephant. Security Savings Bank has donated 200 small savings banks for the wives and sisters of strikers to use on tag day, and the barbers union voted to give the shopmen a $25 benefit.

A. W. McIntosh Princess Theatre Illinois ‘Central I. C Security Savings Bank Barbers’ Union

Local notices report suicides, weddings, and court actions

Coroner Waterbury learns Jacob Adams relatives will travel from Williston North Carolina to claim the body for burial. Cedar Rapids police captain Michael McKernan attends his son's wedding at St Marys Church. Judge Caldwell fines Ira McMurtry seven dollars eighty five cents with suspension. An X ray is performed on Mrs Samuel Jerald after a hip dislocation on Ankeny street. John Doe is charged by George W Dean with assault and battery in a strikebreaker case at Illinois Central shops. Police escort Dean home on Sullivan Avenue over alleged threats. Emanuel Evangelical Church Ladies Aid meets for an all day session at Courthouse square Wednesday November 22. Western Woodmen of America No E321 meets Wednesday November 22. Damages case Elan H Rohan vs Crestat Ice & Fuel Co settled before trial. terms unknown. Rohan sought large damages for a fall at work.

John Doe George W. Dean Illinois Central Dean Sullivan Avenue Ladies Aid Society of Emanuel Evangelical Church Courthouse Square East Waterloo Mestern Woodmen of America al Woodmen Elan H. Rohan Crestat Ice & Fuel Co Mgr Rohan West Fice

Grangers Elect Master at National Grange Session

In Columbus on November 24 Olive Vi Wilson was elected national master of the National Grange at the invasion here. Try nw Courter Want Aa.

Columbus Olive Vi Wilson Ilinvis State Orange National Grange Invession Nw Courter

Prophet of the weather inspired verses and plans

A lighthearted poem glosses a prophet gathering weather signs for the office as editor fights back with a club. Sigma Delta fraternity hosts a stag dinner and dancing party on Christmas week after meeting at Horace Kuittle’s home. Also notes on locomotive daily earnings averaging 124.84 to 149.53 and recovery of Roger B. Stoyr after a serious injury. Snowfall melts as warmer sun returns.

E. B. Parkhurst

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