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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1918

Page

7

Americans Too Conceited Says Soldier Letter Home

James W Longer reports his son Sergeant Fred J Longer of the Seventh United States Engineers in England or France notes Americans seem conceited but will be sadder and wiser after the war. He praises second class travel, seasickness, and English politeness while expressing longing to return home.

James W. Longer Fred J. Longer Seventh United States Engineers England France Sergeant Longer United States Cunard Line Reglars Ruth Gardiner Steamboat Rock Iowa Lion Gardiner Wright Rhode Island George Gardiner Sheila Hill Council Bluffs Helene E. Wheeler Laura Zdébornick Harrison Street Aura London

Best Por Children's Medicine for Coughs and Croup

A testimonial ad for Foley’s medicine labeled best for children’s coughs croup and whooping cough. Mrs M E Schlarb of Ashland Pennsylvania praises its effects on her daughter’s colds. Sold by J. & Lemmon's Pharmacy.

Foley Rs. M. E. Schlarb Oakland Ave Ashland J. & Lemmon's Pharmacy Advt

Could Not Be Spared

A child named Helen ran away to friends’ homes repeatedly and was restrained as punishment. She sought a replacement rope for her sled and recalled the rope her mother uses to tie her up when she ran away, reflecting a domestic discipline scene.

Helen Teomma Mamma

Cut This Out It Is Worth Money Ad Offer

A reader is urged to cut out a slip and mail it with five cents to Foley & Co. in Chicago. The return package promises Foley products including Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and croup, Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. Available at J. E. Lemmon's Pharmacy.

Foley & Co Sheffield Ave Chicago Foley J. E. Lemmon Advt

The Lay of the Lark Rejected for Hen Lay Specimens

A northern weekly editor rejects a poetic submission titled The Lay of the Lark and invites lighter verse about hens instead. The note suggests sending specimens of the lay of the hen, indicating a preference for poultry themed pieces.

Diminished Elderly Mother Rejuvenated by Vinol

Mrs PF of Anderson Pitman NJ says Vinol improved her 73 year old mother’s health. After two bottles she reports better appetite rest and strength. Sherman Bros druggists Washington advertise the tonic with a money back guarantee.

Pitman N. J Sherman Bros. Pruggists Washington Advt

Yank Maids Show Spirit Across the Atlantic War Echoes

Letters from Midwestern girls praising Britain and Americ a war effort pour in from Iowa Nebraska South Dakota and Arkansas. Young writers express antiGerman sentiment support for England praise General Pershing and Camp Pike and vow to aid the war through knitting Red Cross drives and schooling.

Women Aliens Must Register At Once

President Wilson issued a proclamation imposing drastic rules on alien enemy women in the United States. German-born or German-citizen women over 14 must register and follow regulations with arrest and internment penalties for noncompliance. Austro-Hungarian women face milder restrictions limited to entry and exit permissions, with arrest for those deemed dangerous or disloyal. The District of Columbia is closed to alien women, and travelers must depart within tight deadlines.

Washington United States Wilson Department of Justice District of Columbia

Daily Ad Highlights Spark Interest for Readers

An editorial note signals engaging content in today's advertisements. The page teases readers with notable deals and items of local interest, inviting a closer look at the ad section for specifics.

Rival Ranchers Face Suit Over Invasive Wild Morning Glories

In Santa Barbara County a lawsuit pits two wealthy landowners against each other over wild morning glories that overrun fields. One rancher accuses the other of sowing the flowers to seize vegetable acreage, claiming the invasive bloom ousts competitors and damages crops.

Solomon Santa Barbara County Los Angeles Times

Sensible Rejoinder Sparks Talk About Miss Quickstep

A dialog between two young men centers on Miss Quickstep. One speculates she dresses to evoke attention. The other replies that stopping talk would undermine her aim.

Cast Set for Irene Castle's Vengeance Is Mine at Star

The Star theatre announces a stellar cast for the Pathe feature Vengeance Is Mine led by Elliott Dexter. Supporting players include Edwin Hoyt Frank Sheridan Reginald Mason Fred Teden and Frank Monroe with Ethel Grey Terry Julia Stewart and others. The production is overseen by George Fitzmaurice and features a Billy West comedy.

Irene Castle Pathe Pratt Star Theatre Ers Arcady George Fitzmaurice Castle-Pathe Billy West

Tractor versus mule haulage compared in historical note

Ten mules can haul about two tons and halt for ten hours while a tractor moves twenty five tons and covers twenty rifles worth of distance, illustrating superior efficiency of mechanized transport over animal power in the described scenario.

Do Not Get Careless With Your Blood Supply

Public health warning urges vigilance over blood strength and purity. It touts S. 5 vegetable blood medicine as revitalizing and suggests visiting drug stores or writing to Swift Specific Co. for free medical advice from the Medical Director in Atlanta, Ga.

Bradfield Regulator Co Lamar Bldg Atlanta Swift Specific Co Swift Laboratory

Removing Ink Stains From Leather With Oxalic Acid

Ink stains on brown leather can be treated with a weak oxalic acid solution applied by a small brush. Let stand only a few minutes then wipe away. Repeat two or three times for old deep stains.

You mustn't ask the ladies how old they are

The passage shows a mother joking with her boy about age questions at a social gathering. The boy’s curiosity leads him to point to a young woman and ask if he may inquire her age, remarking that she “doesn’t look like a lady.” The fragment ends with an incomplete line about telling the merchant.

Reciprocal News Service London Kaiser United States Middle West Sheila Maxwell Davies Ruth DeLean Lewis Iowa Eva McKisick Rock Rapids Esther Morgan DeSmet S. D Pauline Woodward Lamphier Lowell Ind Marjorie Dickson R. R. Dickson 15Th Judicial Court O'Neill Nebraska Pershing Lincoln Britain Mattie Westbrooke 18Th Street Little Rock Ark United States of America America England Camp Pike Germany Darling Ellis M. Fagan, Jr West End St Elizabeth Clayton W. Lrd St Ellis Elizabeth Ellis Fagan Cecile Tinsley Hutchinson Kan Freda Leonard Medora Sheila Oleta Reeves Noble Okla Oklahoma France Uncle Sam Thelma Davis Reinbeck Farmer Boys Vera Grover Red Cross Bernice Nelson Algona Letha Mae Berry Greene Edna Rockwell Gilman Helen Larsen Hazel St Council Bluffs Iowa State Agricultural College

Remarkable Tibetan Building in Lhasa Candler Describes Potaia

Edmund Candler praises the Potaia as the imposing standout in Lhasa Tibet calling it not a mere palace on history but a striking fortress with massive walls terraces and bastions rising from the plain to the crest. He ends by noting ads reveal more news.

Lhasa Tibet Edmund Candler

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