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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1934
Page
5
Des Moines reports 1796 people placed in work during the week ending April 7 by the National Reemployment Service in Iowa. Of these, 738 found public construction jobs and 1058 gained private employment. skilled metal trades workers remain in shortage and officials urge registration at county offices for future referrals.
A voluntary letter touts All-Bran as a safe alternative to habit forming medicines after thirty years of pills. It claims All-Bran adds bulk like leafy vegetables and provides iron and vitamin B to improve bowel habits. Two tablespoons daily is suggested, with a doctor consultation if relief is not achieved. Kellogg's Battle Creek product.
The Fortnightly club Garden department elected Miss Filia Daw son as Leader and Mrs. Ivan Rehmel as assistant leader with Mrs. Minnis Green as secretary treasurer. Guests discussed native shrubs and flowers suitable for shade, and members noted future plans for a flower show.
In Washington on April 12 former Iowa senator and AAA adviser Smith W Brookhart accused American Legion national commander Edward A Hayes of insolence and regimentation talk. He urged a night school to explain farm policy and railroad, banking, tariff, and corporate laws amid temperance debate highlights.
The birth column celebrates April 13 birthdays including Robby Gorham five, William Naughton thirteen, and AEK Atchison with cake at home. Mary Rita McLaughlin, age 2, enjoys a cake with siblings Robert and Virginia. Other honorees include Joe Coffey, C Harry Davis, and a Wellman student Yoder, with social toasts and games.
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