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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1913
Page
9
The Waterloo Woman's club and numerous local societies begin the season with varied lectures, book reviews, and civics and arts projects. Chapters of PEO, DAR, WRC, and local clubs plan year books, meetings, and open forum talks, with November and October dates noted for programs and gatherings.
Advert says parafied plastoid jelly is the newest facial beautifying method from Beauty's Mirror. It claims to restore youthful contour and bloom by improving circulation and nerve tone, firm sagging tissue, reduce creases, and brighten eyes, with a fifteen minute to one hour application and simple washing.
The essay argues happiness comes from growth and change not final goals. It notes people chase constant completion in life and home decor, but true contentment lies in ongoing development. A married woman’s seemingly effortless luxury contrasts with common striving for a beautiful home.
To obtain the up to date pattern of accompanying design fill out the conoon and send it to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo enclosing 10 cents for each pattern. Orders filled as soon as possible but should reach you in ten days after sending in your order. Blouse Dress With Tanning Cut in four sizes years It require material for a price 1c and is of 34.
A mid century style piece, velvet mantle lined with pale silk, underscores a fashion era. The piece marks a family's shift from immediate furnishing to saving for an expensive old French bedroom set as happiness framed by pursuit rather than possession.
A midcentury advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pills as an honest safe remedy for kidney and bladder issues. It claims to eliminate backache and rheumatism, tone the system, restore normal kidney action, and costs little, with sale through all druggists.
Waterloo's barnetyarn tea gave the Vinton Cinders a 17 to 2 defeat on Waterloo's home grounds. Chellette pitched superbly for Vinton and Miller worked with allowance for Waterloo. The two teams meet again this afternoon with Liendrix and Blodgett slated to pitch.
Miss Mildred Smith and three Taylory kin return from L T C with family news. Mr. F. Smith comes from Fredericksburg for vacation. Many locals, including C Stewart of Waterloo and Mrs Seifert, travel for calls and business. Families prep to camp at fair grounds as fair week approaches.
The Stombers of the brotherhood of First Presbyterian met in Cedar River Park SteVeNg and elected new officers for the ensuing year. President Frank II King, vice president Ab Bord Seepelley, and treasurers Hod Heers were named, with committees to manage all tasks. A bible civis work session and Dr Palmer address were planned for tomorrow at 12 o clock. The group discussed accepting Dr Henderson of Chicago as a national secretary. Plumbers’ picnic details included a special car at 9:00 and dinner at Elk Run Inn at noon with baseball and other sports in the afternoon. Mr and Mrs B J Birrs of Omaha are visiting.
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