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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1918

Page

5

Methodist Women Meet at Wapello Iowa

The annual Woman's Foreign Missionary Society convention for the Muscatine district will be held in Wapello Iowa on April 4 and 5 with many local and visiting members expected. The program includes reports, scripture, discussions, and a key address by Miss Lydia Pool of Jubilee, India.

Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Lydia Pool Jubblepore India W. W. Anderson West Liberty Jennie Gilbert

To the American Ladies From The Kaiser Message

A Washington woman contributes a Kaiser inspired note to the Journal offering comfort and advice to American ladies who are not aiding the Red Cross movement. The letter expresses longing and urges support for the war effort.

The Red Cross Washington Journal Kaiser

Perfection by Degrees in Rembrandt's Teachings

A quotation attributed to Rembrandt cautions that mastering what one already knows leads to discovering unknown questions. The insight suggests disciplined practice builds the path to deeper understanding and future inquiry.

Rembrandt

American Red Cross Nurses Aid French and British Armies

Wounded soldiers praise American Red Cross nurses serving with French and British armies in Flanders. The report describes corrugated iron huts heated by stoves, nurses wearing wool layers, twelve-hour nights tending patients, and a bright red comfort bringing cheer amid harsh winter conditions.

Red Cross Flanders Lnds

Rock Island Votes Dry in Largest Local Election

Rock Island Illinois reports forty one saloons voted dry by a majority of 800 in South Rock Island township dry by 100. Campaign by government agents to curb vice influences noted. Other Illinois towns including Bloomington and Moline also went dry amid broad rural support.

Rock Island South Rock Island Township Milwaukee Nauvoo Montrose Iowa Bloomington Moline Pana Illinois

Only Woman Army Officer McGee Likely to Retain Distinction

Dr. Anita Newcomb McGee of Washington DC probably remains the sole woman commissioned to serve in the U S Army. The Judge Advocate General ruled women physicians cannot join the officers reserve corps but may serve as contract surgeons, a role McGee already filled during the Spanish American War.

Anita Newcomb McGee Washing D. C United States Army Army Judge Advocate General McGee Army Nurse Corps Jootor Metice Simon Newemanh Association of Military Surgeons of United States Japan

Foley Cathartic Tablets Ad From J E Lemmon Pharmacy

An old ad promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets for indigestion constipation and morning weariness. It promises quick relief and comfort with wholesome health benefits and directs readers to J E Lemmon's Pharmacy for purchase. The copy uses period language and emphasizes personal wellbeing.

J. E. Lemmon

THE STAGE GIVES GLENN BEVERIDGE AT GRAHAM THEATRE

Glen L Beveridge and his company come to Graham theatre April 4 5 6 with The Straight Road A Pair of Sixes and The Spendthrift plus vaudeville. Seats on sale at McElhinney s. Ladies admitted free Thursday under mutual conditions.

Glen L. Beveridge Graham Theatre McElhinney's

Excuses Shame Failure and the Path to Achievement

A Milwaukee Journal piece argues that excuses signal life failure and self-doubt. It warns that accepting excuses erodes confidence and postpones success, urging persistent effort despite difficulty for durable, profitable results.

Milwaukee Journal

Army Barbershop Rules For Camp Sherman Shaves

Division headquarters issues guidance for cantonment barber shops at Camp Sherman Ohio. Barbers must wash hands after each shave and provide clean towels. Combs and brushes must be thoroughly washed. soap alternatives are allowed after powdered soap is used.

Fich Camp Sherman

Submarine Dive Sparks a Curious Tool Proof

In a wartime aside a seaman boasts of diving under a submarine using a Bradawl as a makeshift tool to bore a sink and prove the job. The crude remark is attributed to a character named Skerch in the narrative.

Draft 258 Photo-Drama Depicts Patriotism Amid War Threats

The film follows Mary Alden, a patriotic American who vows to marry in uniform. Her socialist brother Matthew aids German agents who manipulate him before realizing their aims. Mary inspires sacrifice while agents abduct her to a risky aeroplane factory plot. The climax unfolds with dramatic danger.

America Mary Alden Shopesirl Matthew Mary

Star Theater Promises Patriotism in Tonight’s Show

The notice extols a bold patriotic program at the Star venue with high spirits and national devotion. It hints at a grand showcase tomorrow, drawing expectations of lively entertainment and public display.

Star

Play’s Real Meaning as Self Expression

Professor Pyle defines play as the revival of man’s older self the truest expression of real self stripped of modern society’s formalities and artifices. He contrasts middle aged men as a mold of youth or a madman driven by selfishness in pursuit of playful vigor.

Pyle Frankenstein

Shoes of Grass in Spain Spark Skeptical Talk

A Buffalo Times note questions grass shoes supposedly lasting 25 years in Spain, mocking the idea and asking who would want footwear that long lasting. The gag contrasts practical wear with the impractical claim.

Spain Buffalo Times

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