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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1919
Page
4
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The piece argues Bolshevism is waning in Russia after a harsh period of upheaval. It contrasts autocracy and radicalism, credits the middle classes as the stabilizing force, and asserts that true leadership comes from common people who build rather than wreck. It frames Bolshevism as a pendulum swing toward balance.
Poetic lament depicts Wilhelm lonely in gloom with bats around him. He mourns past glory, crown and pomp now lost to scheming rivals. The piece imagines harsh fate and public scorn as Dutchmen wish him away.
A brief item notes in the Sioux City Journal that men say their garden work and pulling weeds keep their wives believing the activity benefits complexion and domestic virtue.
A canvass is under way in Carthage Missouri for $10,000 in public subscriptions to be granted by the city as a bonus toward establishing a $50,000 shoe factory in the town.
Rock Island officials say after the billion dollar deficit is addressed there will be no funds for new building projects in The Cleanest City in Iowa. They have agreed to unionize with Milwaukee to build a temporary platform just south of the Co M and St P station to aid Rock Island passengers.
A Washington dispatch dated April 5 mentions Newton D Baker may seek the Democratic nomination in 1920. If the note were dated April 1 the doubt would be easier to accept. Aberdeen News.
A Mason City Globe Gazette remark notes women in high heels provoke awe rather than confidence as observers wonder when a wearer might stumble, highlighting the perilous balance of fashionable footwear.
In a Charles City Press note the paper accuses the old political foes Havner Kennedy and Macomber of using the Rathbun case to harm Governor Harding. The claim frames them as the governor’s political enemies pursuing vindictive, personal methods across Des Moines and nearby papers.
The article notes farmers mix science with work for bigger yields and warns against overreliance on science alone. It states fifty percent of Iowa's paved road cost will be paid by automobile owners and the auto tax will rise, but the convenience of driving may mute objections.
Louise Osborn Ferson and Grace Osborn file a damage suit for 3120,000,000 in Omaha claiming wrongdoing by 47 defendants including major packing firms Standard Oil Rockefeller interests and banks. The action stems from patent rights on a pork and bean bin cult.
A clipped comment discusses the concept of garden diplomacy as the initial step many men take in shaping their careers and social roles. The fragment suggests a civic or personal development angle without detailing outcomes or examples.
A reflective note argues all people are sinners and not gods, emphasizing human flaws and shared moral duties. The voice stresses humility and the commonality of error among everyone, framing self-improvement as a communal effort.
In the Marshalltown Times Republican the piece surveys a vain young woman who dresses for striking effect and misreads public attention. It contrasts her self image with how others view her and warns that admiration isn’t easily forced. It notes similar flaws in a loud young man and ends with a caution that both may wake to reality someday.
The head barber notes a telling sign in men who shave themselves, observing that those who puff their cheeks while shaving ticklish areas reveal their experience or lack thereof. The remark humorously underscores technique and familiarity with grooming rituals.
Ad touts Mother's Friend prenatal remedy to ease pregnancy discomfort and shorten delivery. Claims include relaxed muscles reduced nausea and less danger during birth. Promises a smoother crisis and quicker recovery with regular use.
The listing details arrival and departure times for multiple through trains and locals, noting daily operation except Sundays. It lists No. 13 Mapress and No. 30 Lo. Pass with various times, plus westbound and eastbound services, local freight, and agents signatures.
The ad urges readers to abandon sprays and douches for catarrh and try S. S. S. as a lasting remedy. It claims local applications only offer temporary relief and promises treatment that targets the disease at its source in the blood. Consumers are invited to seek free medical advice from the Medical Director at 22 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
Washington Lodge No 26 A F & A M regular meeting on the first Friday. Cyrus Chapter No 18 R A M regular meeting on the second Friday. Bethlehem Commandery No 45 KT regular meeting on the third Friday. Washington Chapter No 08 OBS regular meeting on the second Thursday. Names include L D Langworthy J W Morton Mrs R H Walker Mrs Roseveid with visiting fraters welcome.
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