Club notices list many ladies’ organizations and leaders
A fragmented social column lists various clubs and chairwomen including My Thursiy Afternoon at Coterie with Mrs Carne Gobin, Kideen club led by Mrs R F Henzie, Wlatter klub headed by Mrs RR Clare Heald, La Porte Needle club under Mrs Lincol n White, Sovla band with Mrs G Steven son, Ladies' guild chaired by Mrs A Sawyer, St Margaret's guild at Lloyd hall, La Lomna club with Mrs H W King, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thursiy
Coterie
Carne Gobineaux
Kideen Club
R. F. Henzie
Wlatter Klub
Clare Heald
la Porte Needle Club
Lincoln White
Sovla
G. Stevenson
Nose care and facial grooming tips in early advice column
An advice item discusses nose care focusing on clear skin through diet, bathing, cleansing, and massage. It suggests hot washes, skin stimulation, and massaging from the nose tip outward to reduce redness and remove pimples, blackheads, and large pores, with mentions of cocoa butter and weight guidance in reader letters.
Miss MacEachron to Wed Capt Thompson in Surprise News
Announcement from Waterloo that Miss Harriett MacWachron daughter of Mr and Mrs Acker MacKath yon plans to marry Capt William D Thompson of Port Huron Michigan. The betrothal revealed at a tea attended by eleven close friends with photographs of the couple in uniform at each place setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacEachron
Capt. Thompson
Harriett MacWachron
Acker MacKathyon
Waterloo
Wiliam D Thompson
Port Huron
Mich
MacVachron
Gwnneth Sampson Chapman
Sioux City
John 8. Whyte
Goldfield
Thompson
Ito
New York City
Wonion’s Department of Columbianiversity
Newark
Liverpool
England
Ouden
Brest
Paris
Willard Hall
KH. Pack
Frances Willard
Frank Yapp
L. G Park
Garver
Burton Avenn
Carol
Kroesen
Park
Too Much Sympathy And A Sore Paw
A discussion on how excess sympathy harms character and promotes self pity. Examples include a dog with a sore paw and a child, showing how sympathetic remarks induce lingering pain. The piece argues for judicious, well timed sympathy and warns against overuse that fosters self centeredness.
Among the Churches Intermediate league organized at First M. E. Church
A charter group of 26 youths formed the new Intermediate league at First M. E. Church with plans for Epworth League supervision and separate meetings. Officers include Floyd Matthews president and Doris Ward third vice president, among others. Also notes Luther league program at First Lutheran and a Grace M. E. recital by Patti Brown. Marriage licenses listed for several couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirst
Doris Ward
Fanchon Powers
Lucile Huntington
Clifford Hoag
First Lutheran
Luther League
First Lutheran Church
Cedar Balls
Independence
Hazel Dahl
Minnie Wiedelanders
League
Esther
Carl Thielman
Hilgard Diesel
John Stolte
Patti Brown
Grace M. EE. Church
Board of Trustees
The
African M. EE. Church
Florence Ferrell Sings Praised Recital in Waterloo Concert
Florence Ferrell and Company Fine Entertainment presented a Waterloo recital praised for vocal finesse and inventive use of the New Edison phonograph. Saxophonist Rudy Wiedeaeff joined in unison with records, while Kathryn recited an opera scene and Keith Menry led the ensemble. The program, aided by Davidson Burnic ture company, entertained about twelve hundred attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Ferrell and
Grave
Mr. Watson
Kseelie
Florence Ferrell
Voica
Miss Ferrell
Rudy Wiedaeff
Americs
Wvieiert
Kathryn
Madan Rotterst
Emmy Destinn
Ous
Keith Menry
Waterloo
Davidson Burnicture Company
Edison
Mother Seeks Divorce and Custody in Cedar Walls Case
Burtale May Farrell petitions for divorce from Clarence Farrell, an employee at Wagner Manufacturing in Cedar Walls, filed yesterday. They married May 16, 1916 and have three children Kenneth Ray, 234 years old. Max Leonard, 20 months. and Charles Wilbert, 10 days. Mrs Farrell cites cruel treatment and seeks custody, an injunction to stop disposal of household furniture, and $100 monthly permanent alimony. She and the children reside with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burtale May Farrell
Clarence Farrell
Wagner Maruufacturing Company
Cedar Walls
Overly
Henneth Ray
Max Leonard
Charles Wilbert
Flowers at Cedar River Park Impress in First Frost
Z. W. Wilby tends Cedar River park flowers near Burton avenue in Waterloo. He notes half moon crescent and other unique beds were at peak beauty before frost ends summer displays. Wilby dedicates much time to keeping the park a beauty spot and invites public appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Cedar River Park
Burton Avenue
Z. W. Wilby
Wilby
Mr. Wilby
Botched garden notes showcase Mr Witby's prized beds
A fragmentary garden column describes Mr Willy Witby praising his new flower beds and a 13 foot bean plant, noting beds of asters and phlox, with landscape experts complimenting his results though the prose is jumbled and elusive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hersenhoe Shipen
Sigua
Willy
Aval
Odie
Jas Sammer
Mr. Witby
Unusual Theft Involving Waterloo Woman Reported
A fragile letter to the Wyeferian Courthouse recounts a long standing theft mystery. Mrs. Harvey Youlk claims key details about the case, naming Mrs. Poulk and others, seeking a certified copy of a license as the matter unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Wyeferian
Harvey Youlk
Slutyr
Wye
Poulk
Mare Sores
Rastman
Garcia
Fred
Petri
Cleri
Cupdd
Foullk Ventites Ie Sina
Fragmented 19th century notice with garbled details
A damaged OCR notice mentions a wedding scene with names and places in a Dover area, including claims of a marriage, witnesses, and a posthumous or disputed event. The text is largely unintelligible with several garbled phrases and inconsistent spellings, making specifics unclear.
Lily Complexion and Hair Growth Miracle Regimen
A column touts a home remedy system claiming in minutes daily use heals complexion flaws and promotes hair growth. It blends an ounce of white lotion with glycerine in water for a facial cream and uses beta Quinone from a drugstore with witch hazel as a hair wash, promising thickening, shine, and reduced scalp issues at low cost.
Remarkable Hair Remover Delights as Lotion Like Remedy
A vintage advert detail promises a powerful hair remover and wrinkle cream, touting sulfo solution as painless and invisible, with skin left smooth. Additional remedies include eptol based wrinkle treatment and neroxin for blackheads, all sold by druggists with approximate prices.
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L. K
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Short Beach
Conn
London
France
Bowen
Dairy Maid
Golda
Warnut Street Capital Church
Rev. J. I
J. At
Walker
New Hartford H
Igh
Mary Chriatio
Jeriday
Bartholomew-Jensen
Iva Jensen
Ban Bartholomew
Dunkerton
Grace M. E. Church
Hey
E. J. Lockwood
Charles A. Fergs
J.D. Clu
W. H. Jevers
Elk River, Minn
J. W. Ellis
A.R. Lovejoy
Happy Hour Club
3. T. Sullivan
Happy Hourlab
Mildred Sullivan
Helen O'Keefe
Helen Gould Aux Hiary
Memorial Half
Meeling
Germany
Liege
Zeebridge
Greal
Flyng
Maryrie
Ami
Frank Beck
Sunnyside Avenue
Beck
Waterton
Back Ya
Mark Dee
Fine Arte
Miss
Barba
DPE
Ohn
A.C. Heck
Saving of Fine Arts Department
Francisco
Cal
Lena Suhrman
Chicago
Lizzie Einsman
Agra
Ill
M.A. Beck
Milwaukee
H. Turner
Redondo Beach
Chautauqua Circle
P. J. A. Ferguson
Cedar Heights
Robert Ferguson
Jennie Haffy
Ferguson
Chester Cadwallader
J. T. Jonas
Woman's Club
Buck
Mmes
W. Schuneman
George C. Welker
Stephens
Patti Lindner
Mectina
Aimeas
Kraptel
W. Lown
A. G. McAlvin
Prulgrany
R. Masartney
Rath Reed
Lith Alford
Main Dudley
Smith
Formeer
Renest
Parent-Trather Association
Parent-Terohe Association
Sielib
Tamer
Mrs. Prank
Coo
Bockal Circletes
Miss. Mackachron
St. Mary's Sewing Circle
Dewar
Mrn
William Hemar
Celia Weit
Aid
Tensen
Johnson and Sloane
George W. Brownell
Delwein
Jonnie Swen
Oelwein
William E. Walker
New Hart_ fara
Louise May
New Hartford
Babe
Jack Frost
Optometrists Manufacturing
Opticians
Optonetrista
Flour Bay State Milling Co
Winona, Mlvnn
Try Co
Barclay & Sen
Menhat
Ste Walter
G. W. Ostivan
Wellington
Jobi
Howahtowi
Ys News
For
Horlick
Patierns
Faswmion
Wa- Seuloo
Roudia
ACHUM
Amd
Lily
Igor
Wii
Walea
Thorpeon Wits
Chivage
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