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Newspaper
Jackson Sentinel
Location
Maquoketa, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1919
Page
2
Debates on enforcing lasting peace clash with wartime triumphalism. The piece notes that victors may expect a millennium, yet reconstruction horrors and Southern blunders linger. It argues interstate unrest follows most wars and cautions against overconfidence as diplomats shape the peace.
Fragments warn of friction among Balkan peoples and the germ of war in Europe's militant mind. The piece questions the danger of Russia Germany and revolution, noting central Europe’s inward war could surface instantly. It reflects on pacifist urges to avoid conflicts yet acknowledges global ties and the Atlantic's widening distance.
A discussion questions whether a League of Nations can deter future broils by Europe and prevent the causes of conflict, urging peaceful settlement of differences rather than weaponized power. It questions mankind's capacity for harmony and whether civilized nations will exterminate each other with ever more deadly weapons.
Andrew Eh See erat reports Sunday services and a planned program for Children’s Day at 1 AM with an invitation to attend. Notes on local visitors from Winfield Kansas and Saskatoon, plus a Royal Neighbors barn dance, and wedding invitations from Langenburg Sask. Families from McNutt, McMurray, Thompson, and Cornelius connections.
A fragmentary meditation discusses absence and memory, mixing phrases about time, bathing, and enduring truths. The piece evokes a continuous, circular reflection, hinting at recurrent ideas rather than a clear narrative or concrete event.
A Maquoketa reader asserts long term relief from back pain nervous headaches and frequent kidney issues after a trial of Deans Kidney Pills. The testimonial claims the cure was permanent and notes over five years of ongoing use with continued health benefits. Price 4c at dealers.
The ladies of the W C T U met at the city hall on Wednesday afternoon but rain kept many away. A follow up meeting is called for Tuesday afternoon June 17 to urge full attendance and progress on planned work. Frances E. Willard founded the World’s W C T U and urged a united mission for peace and purity worldwide.
The Reformed church will observe Children’s Day on Sunday June 15. Services start at 10 am with an excellent program of exercises recitations instrumental and vocal music. Families are invited to attend. The pastor baptized the infant daughters of Mr and Mrs Carl E Holtz and Mr and Mrs Arthur J Westphal at the parental homes on North Clive Street after a bounteous supper with maternal grandparents Mrs Emil Rockrohr and husband.
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