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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1923

Page

10

Three Principles Of OUD Cooking Emphasized At Waterloo

Dense report of Miss Mary K Schumacher lecturing at Waterloo theatre to about 690 women. She advocates accurate measurements knowledge of food and even temperature as three core cooking principles. Demonstrations cover prepared pastry flour and a 10 minute three步骤 baking plan. Recipes include cake varieties and frostings with Mazola and coconut, noting specific oven settings and ingredient ratios.

Courier Cooking School Mary K. Schumacher Waterloo Theatre Schumacher Mazda Mike

Moscow Life in 1928 From an American Eye

United Press correspondent paints Moscow as rapidly modernizing with rent earned revenues powering civic progress. He notes expanding schools, hospitals, theatres, and cinemas under Soviet administration, with cheap living for most workers yet high costs for some. The piece contrasts peasant struggles with urban growth and reports a busy cultural scene and edible offerings at Broadway prices.

Soviet Russia Pew Moscow Ekc Cn Bs United Press New York Prom Berlin Petrograd London Central France Dutcdh Mio Grandeville

Vast arcade store dwarfs others in length and depth

The narrator describes a colossal arcade store over 200 yards long and 75 yards deep, larger than Pennsylvania Station in New York. It offers a wide range of goods from food and clothing to machinery and shoes, with most shops run by trusts or private concerns. A gown shop, richer than Paris venues, has gowns never under $150, blurring lines between government state trusts and private ownership.

Pennsylvania Station New York Paris

Nazimova's Triangle Play Halted by Catholic Plea

New York Oct 1. George Middleton's sketch The Unknown Lady starring Alla Nazimova was withdrawn from Keith's Palace Theatre bill at the request of Father John B Kelly chaplain of the Catholic Writers guild. The playlet, once shown in the west for eight weeks, follows a husband seeking grounds for his wife's divorce so she may marry another man. Nazimova’s contract paid $2000 weekly was fully settled with $15000 after only two New York performances.

New York George Middleton Alla Nazimova Keith’s Palace Theatre John B. Kelly Catholic Writers’ Guild Mme. Nazimova West

Marital Woes Reported In Court Office

Gladys Owens files for divorce from Elmer Owens in the clerk of courts office. They married March 23 and she seeks alimony of 50 dollars monthly and an injunction to stop him from disposing of household goods at their home 820 Bertch avenue.

J. W. Thompson Gladys Owens Elmer Owens Owens Bertch Avenue

Bold Thief Steals Coat From Patrolman John Denniston

Patrolman Frank Denniston mourns a rough mood as a thief steals his overcoat from his car and a citywide alert seeks a second thief. Police report no arrests. two voluntary inmates register in the city jail. a midnight prowler also prompted police to patrol 203 Lowesteust Street. S. C. Williams of 606 Broadway reports a Napoleon bicycle.

Frank Denniston Denjnniston Sohn i Marrell Low Eust Street C. Williams Broadway Napoleon

Stolen Goods From School Yard Prompt Police Action

Patrolmen found a number of doors to business houses left open last night. Wrist wear was turned over to the police by Mrs. Kool Smith of 718 Franklin. The items were gathered after thefts reported near the school yard yesterday.

October Fires Cause Small Damage and Low Losses

Fire insurance firms face limited payouts for October as alarms reach 27 at fire stations. The largest reported loss is around Sha, Te Toxses, with total auto damage from short effects, and firefighters responded four times to automobile rescues.

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Fire alarms tally from local incidents and arson suspects

A series of fires caused by bonfires smoky furnaces and rubbish in basements led to five alarms. A tire related blaze and a dog playing with matches each triggered an alarm, while a silent boy is credited with starting a haze. Two alarms turned out to be false.

Sheridan Road a Busy Motor Route For Visitors

J C Mullan and his wife visiting relatives counted about 1000 cars in a mile on Sheridan Road between Chicago and Milwaukee. He notes a daily rise in traffic with many motor vehicles visible as far as a distant few miles, and reports speeds around 25 miles per hour amid apparent congestion.

Sheridan Road Chicago Milwaukee J. C. Mullan

Red Cross Rollcall To Start Tomorrow

Local Boy Scouts helped prepare for the Red Cross rollcall starting tomorrow by distributing supplies and preparing ecards and pins for 1924 memberships. Scouts listed include Irvin Krazebell Gordon Faszett William Whitson Leland Fowler Sherwood Felsing Eugene Hardinger and Edward Danforth earning credit at headquarters as Red Cross volunteers.

Red Cross Irvin Krazebell Gordon Faszett Wiliam Whitson Leland Fowler Sherwood Felsing Eugene Hardinger Edward Danforth American Red Cross

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