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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1918

Page

5

Issue Draft Call for 10 More Men in May Barracks

The county exemption board received orders for sixteen more men to be drafted, joining twenty nine to Camp Dodge. The new contingent heads to Jefferson Barracks near St. Louis with selection based on draft numbers, farmers exempt, and volunteers listing trades by April 29. White men are sought in many skilled trades across the nation as mobilization proceeds.

Adjutant General Washington County Camp Dodge Jefferson Barracks Missouri Cantonment St. Louis Des Moines Washington D.C

Richmond Ladies Organize Red Cross Effort for War Aids

The Richmond Red Cross group held a second meeting at Holy Trinity Hall presided by Mrs. Minnie Green. Officers were elected including Chairman Mrs. T. EgIn and Secretary Mrs. J. W. Kiefer. They plan garment making knitting and bandage work to help soldiers and support the 10 000 quota with daily sewing.

Richmond Red Cross Holy Trinity Hall Minnie Green Cedar Township T. Egiin W. B. Crita J. W. Kiefer Mra Wm. Chapek Mines H. G. Figgins Mabelle Longer D. Critz T. Egtin J. Pieper J. Kiefer Jim Shalla Ed Shalla Dan Bopp Cal Welte del Strabala Lena Chapek Mike Stump Harry Strabala Jennie Marek Susie Welte Amelia Reiner Lizzie Lintz Mary Saur Frank Freund Kate Shalla Mary Sharp

Hall's Catarrh Cure Proposed as Cure for Deafness

Advertisement claims catarrhal deafness arises from Eustachian tube inflammation and cannot be treated by local means. It proposes a constitutional cure via Hall's Catarrh Medicine that acts through the blood, offering one hundred dollars for any case cured by the remedy. Circulates through druggists.

Hall Circularees All Druggiste Cheney Toledo

Jobs Advertised for Skilled Trades and Helpers

The notice seeks applicants for makers, welders, wireless operators, yardmasters and switchmen. Colored men are urged to apply for Blacksmiths and helpers, bricklayers, buglers, carpenters and helpers, chauffeurs, clerks, cooks.

Chamberlains Tablets Aid Digestion and Liver Strength

Stomach trouble saps strength and spirit and makes one feel despondent. A few doses of Chamberlains Tablets improve digestion and invigorate liver and bowels, with prompt recovery in many cases. For sale by Lemmon's Pharmacy.

Lemmon's

Rug workshops and Red Cross aid in Kalona school

Ira Wells oversees washing cloth and rug work at the Kalona school with donations from Mrs. Maggie Hicks Mrs. Maggie Cherry and Mrs. Hattie Wilson to the Red Cross. The surgical dressings department now operates afternoons and Thursday evenings to boost volunteer turnout. Week schedule lists Eva Livingston Dewey Sigler and others guiding departments as deliveries and hospital shirts rise with auxiliaries from Haskins West Chester Havre aiding.

The Red Cross Maggie Hicks Maggie Cherry Hattie Wilson Garment Department Haskins West Chester Havre

Peevish Pedagogue and the Ungrammatical Littler

An Oxford don berates an undergraduate named Littler after a viva voce. He condemns Littler's Greek and Latin prose and translation as disgusting and declares the name ungrammatical, revealing purist sensitivities in academic humor.

Oxford Littler

Not Product of Nature Says Biblical Manna Distinct

The text argues manna from Arabian deserts and oriental regions differs from the biblical manna fed to the Israelites for 40 years. It states biblical manna is miraculous and not a natural product, contrasting it with ordinary regional varieties until the new corn of the land appears.

Arabian Deserts Cunaen

Paper From Bark of Tree In Tonkin Village

The natives of the Hanoi suburb Village due Papier produce paper from the bark of a mulberry tree found on the Black river in Upper Tonkin. About two to three thousand inhabitants rely on this craft to make their paper locally.

Indo- China Due Papier Hanoi Black River Upper Tonkin

Why the sky is blue and air appears white at times

The piece explains that pure air appears blue due to air molecules reflecting blue light. It notes that when the sky lacks perfect blue, the atmosphere contains vapors that cause diffuse light to blend with a significant amount of white.

Not in Vain Question on striving toward a worthy object

The text wonders if persistent effort toward heroism, magnanimity, truth, and sincerity yields any real advantage. It asks whether constant aspiration elevates a person or proves all such striving vain.

Worldly Spirit and Sacred Life in Dean Stanley’s View

A quotation attributes to Dean Stanley a distinction between worldly and unworldly spirits. It asserts that adopting one or the other shapes the value of life and sacrifice from ordinary to noble and holy.

Dean Stanley

Daggers in a Glance Spoofed by Old Fogg and Grouch

The Old Fogg reads aloud and the Grouch questions how a villain can look daggers. They debate whether a steely glitter in the eye counts as a menacing look.

Old Fogg

Fearless Youths Heroes of Air Aces Capture Skies

A crowd in London marvels at four Royal Horse Guards facing off against airmen, then focuses on Captains James McCudden and Phillip Foullard. McCudden has 34 German planes down and Foullard 42, while their squadron totals 99 enemy aircraft. They fly high above battlefields with fearless precision. An American observer notes the small but bold American flyers joining the war effort.

Royal Horse Guards Apollos London Horse Guards England James McCudden Phillip Foullard Britain McCudden Foullard MecCudden America France Italy

Boys May Secure Military Training Camps

Two boys, Glen Eldridge and Paul Putnam, have applied to J D Glasgow of the Military Training Camps association for summer camps at Lake Geneva Wisconsin. Four camps run June to August with a $10 per capita charge plus railway fare a day for subsistence and an inexpensive uniform.

J. D. Glasgow Military Training Camps Association Lake Geneva Wis Glen Eldridge Glasgow N. W. Military & Naval Academy

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