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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1917

Page

2

Post Office Listing From Fair Eid Iowa Notice

Entry filed at the Fair eid Iowa post office for mail matter of the fourth class under section four.

Fair‘eid Iowa

Red Cross seeks massive surgical dressings for France

Central Division urges Red Cross chapters to produce standard surgical dressings in millions for France. Maj Grayson M.P. Murphy warns delay risks calamity. Gauze rooms operate daily with two supervisors. volunteers to wear aprons and bring thimbles. Red Cross aims to ship over three million dressings monthly. need intensified effort to meet ten million meters of gauze.

Red Cross France Grayson M.P. Murphy Red Cross Commission Murphy America Woman's Bureau

Fairy world beckons children with magic and surprises

The excerpt portrays children as drawn to the unpredictable possibilities of life found in fairy tales. It contrasts their playful, carefree acts with adults' relentless, consequential world, highlighting the child’s desire to escape grown up rigidity while still loving them.

Popular Science Monthly

Union Thanksgiving Service Tomorrow at Baptist Church

The Union Thanksgiving service of all city churches will be held at the Baptist church tomorrow morning at ten o'clock. The program includes hymns, invocations by Rev. H. A. Moseer and Rev. R. J. Polly, prayers by Rev. W. R. Keesey, readings, offerings, a report on the Poor Relief Fund, and sermons by Rev. F. C. Behner with special music and the benediction by Rev. L. E. Kulna.

Baptist Church H. A. Moseer R. J. Polly W. R. Keesey Poor Relief Fund F. J. L. Black H. A. Anspach F. C. Behner America L. EB. Kulna

Equal Suffrage Association Meets Saturday

The Jefferson County Equal Suffrage Association meets at the Public Library Saturday December 1st at 2 30 p m Everyone is urged to attend and discuss the new constitution and next year’s officers Officers and committee chairmen will report on the year’s work and future activity after which Mrs W G Ross will speak on Woman’s Preservation and Miss Minnie B Jenks will read.

Jefferson County Equal Suffrage Association Dee Walter Hunt Kate Jones A. H. Neller M. M. Sloan Thomas Davies E. Turney Ed. Hunt E. C. Bock Anna Benson R. B. Louden Ada B. Parsons W. G. Ross Minnie B. Jenks

Eugene A Howard Receives 1st Lieutenant Commission

Eugene A. Howard, son of Mr and Mrs E A Howard, earned a First Lieutenant commission in the Field Artillery at Fort Sheridan Illinois. All three Howard brothers are in military service with Nat serving in France as a Lieutenant Colonel with the American Engineers and Hubert a captain in the artillery.

Eugene A. Howard E. A. Howard Field Artillery Fort Sheridan Howard Nat France Hubert

When False Tongues Speak at the Orpheum

William Fox production features Virginia Pearson in the stellar role as the headline attraction at the Orpheum on Thursday, November 24.

William Fox Virginia Pearson Orpheum

Cat Helps Find the Leak in Ten Story Tenement

A plumber locates a leak in a ten story tenement by using valerian extract catnip to attract a cat. He releases the diluted liquid near the drain and the cat signals a leak on the seventh floor, leading to the discovery. The tale highlights the plumber's clever method and suggests he could profit from it.

New Type Midget Tractor Opens Industrial Transport

A compact Caterpillar style tractor, featured by Popular Science Monthly, substitutes for narrow-cage industrial railroads. It moves material quickly inside factories, lays its own track, fits through standard doorways, and operates without roads or fixed rails. Possible uses include shipping rooms, loading platforms, and moving wagons in mines, lumber yards, and shipyards.

Popular Science Monthly

Par sons 352nd Regiment To Play Here Tomorrow

The Par sons 352nd Regiment football team arrives at Burlington No. 178 and will train on Alumni Field this afternoon before facing Fair field tomorrow. Coach Yount fields a strong local lineup and notes the visitors outweigh the locals by about ten pounds per man.

Parsons 352Nd Regiment Camp Dodge Burlington No. 178 Alumni Field Fairfield Yount

Baptismal Services Tonight at Local Christian Church

Local Christian church holds baptismal services after the prayer meeting this evening with the public invited. Mrs J D Way of Chicago arrived for a several days visit at the D R Way home. Mr Way of Marshall Field Chicago to spend Thanksgiving with his parents. Mrs Harriet A Hague of Silverton Oregon visiting her sons Clarence and Dr A S Hague. Miss Margaret Gregg of Washington school hospitalized for operation at Jefferson County Hospital.

J. D. Way Chicago D. R. Way Mr. Way Marshall Field Harriet A. Hague Silverton Oregon Clarence A. S. Hague Margaret Gregg Washington School Jefferson County Hospital

Unity of Filipino Tribes Highlighted by Mindanao Sulu Maulud Feast

The Philippine Review argues sectional feelings exist but are not fundamental and unity is real through education and intergroup contact. The recent Maulud in Mindanao and Sulu drew 100 imams 30 lady singers 3000 Mohammedans officials and distinguished civilians, showing Muslims and Christians Americans and Filipinos celebrating together in Moro costumes and shared cheer.

The Philippine Review Department of Mindanao Sulu Mohammed

Darwin Defies Stern Parental Prophecy on Life Path

A harsh prophecy from Charles Darwin's father warned him against his country interests. It claimed he cared only for shooting, dogs, and rat-catching and would bring disgrace to himself and his family, yet Darwin pursued his own path.

Charles Darwin Charles

Society Notes Highlight Local Events and Marriage

Mr and Mrs J B Fleming host a six o clock dinner tonight for Stanley Workman headed to St Louis to join the coast artillery. Miss Lucile Pepper and Floyd Smith wed at the Christian church parsonage with Rev R H W Poliv officiating. The Yeoman Lodge and Westminster Guild chapters announce upcoming gatherings and meetings with members urged to attend.

J. B. Fleming West Harrison Street Stanley Workman St. Louis Coast Artillery R. A. Workman Rachel Workman Stockport Lucile Pepper Floyd Smith Richland Christian Church Parsonage R. H W. Poliv Arthur Pepper

Dog days and the changing dates of Sirius

The term dog days refers to the hot period tied to Sirius heliacal rising, once aligning with the sun for about 40 days. Precession shifts mean modern almanacs set dates earlier, with some marking July 24 to August 24 or July 3 to August 11 as the peak heat period.

United States

Court House Closed All Day Thursday for Thanksgiving

The Court House will be closed all day Thursday in observance of Thanksgiving. No court sessions or public services will be available during the closure.

Card of Thanks To Fire Co and Helpers

Mr and Mrs Loren White express gratitude to the Fire Co and all helpers for assistance during the fire at their home 672 during the incident.

Fire Co Loren White

Kozy to Host Turkey Dinner Tomorrow

The Kozy will serve a turkey dinner tomorrow from 12 to 1 30 p m as a community meal.

the Kozy KOZY

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