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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1923

Page

8

Iowa to adopt new plan for adult blind education

Des Moines board discusses a plan modeled after New York and Massachusetts to help adult blind learn trades at home for liveli­hoods such as tailoring weaving and furniture repair. A supervisor may be hired to direct statewide work with potential county financing, while retaining Vinton efforts for youth.

Des Moines Les Moines New York State Massachusetts Charles &. Hayes New York Amparican Foundation For Executive Council John Hamill Vinton Town College For the State Board of Education Iowa Hayes Des Motes Ames Agricultural College

Missionary from Iowa Misses Japan Earthquakes by Hours

Miss Katherine Reynolds of Iowa Falls was en route to China to serve the Congregational church. She missed the Japan earthquakes by two hours after her ship received a Yokohama message and altered course to Kobe. The vessel then took in 1,400 refugees from Yokohama and Tokyo and offered clothing and money where possible.

Iowa Falls Katherine Reynolds China Congregational Church Japan O. E. Reynolds Ho Wora Yokohama Kobe Tokio

Woolly worms predict harsh start and mild midseason

An Associated Press report from Sioux City notes woolly worms forecast a severe early winter followed by a mild spell and a ferocious late bluster before spring. Forecaster Virgil Weaver cites worm color patterns as signs, with all-black ends indicating a severe winter beginning and ending, brown middles signaling milder intervals.

Sioux City Virgil Weaver Weaver Weather Bureau

Charles City Sees Record September Rainfall

Charles City reports the greatest September rainfall since 1880s with 7.12 inches, breaking records for rainfall and an early frost near September 12 1980. The frost killed vegetation and the region notes an early killing frost date around October 7. Land restoration in France is also mentioned.

Charles City Tean

Cascarets Laxative Ad Upset Stomach and Digestion

Advertisement touts Cascarets as a gentle liver and bowel cleansing remedy for sickness, biliousness, gases, and indigestion with morning relief. Claims harmless for men women and children in 10c 25c and 50c sizes available at any drug store.

End Fire Losses Through Preemptive Fire Prevention

Waterloo chief Hay Tiller urges citizen volunteers to fight fires before they start during Fire Prevention Week. He cites guidance from the Chamber of Commerce and National Board of Fire Underwriters and promises strong local activities from the Waterloo fire department to lead in the nationwide campaign.

Hay ‘Tiller Waterloo Ife Chamber of Commerce of the United States National Board of Fire Underwriters Wraterloo

Simple home remedy dissolves blackheads quickly

A brief skin care note advises using two ounces of talc powder on a hot wet cloth to rub over blackheads for a few seconds. The method claims to dissolve the blemishes and leave skin soft, warning against pinching which can enlarge pores.

Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Remedy Ad

An old time recipe promises natural hair darkening with Sage Tea and Sulphur. A downtown druggist touts Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound as easy to use and effectively restores grey hair to a glossy dark color by morning after a few applications.

Wyeth

Fire prevention week urged in Waterloo call to action

Chief Tiller urges locals to study practical warnings to cut fire waste. He lists rules on matches, electrical safety, heating devices, gas leaks, fuel handling, and cleanliness to prevent future disasters. Des Moines reports Iowa surpasses $115000 in Japanese earthquake relief with an $80000 state contribution.

America Waterloo Chlef Tiller Tillar

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