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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1919
Page
4
Peace terms pressed by Allies for German surrender
Editorial voices urge Germany to accept harsh Allied peace terms without delay citing responsibility for damages and the sinking of the Lusitania. They praise U S leadership at the conference and warn of consequences if Germany resists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
United States
Belgium
France
Italy
England
Lusitania
ABE MARTIN on belief and dinner party celery
In a sharp ABE MARTIN quip the columnist notes that reading vast amounts matters little without sense to choose what to believe. He observes crowds at dinner parties where some guest devours all the celery, implying a humorous take on discernment and behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ever
Rippling Rhymes Reflect on Government and Treason Threats
A combative verse defends the current regime while condemning dissenters. The speaker praises protection for workers and lawful citizens, mocks opponents, and calls for swift action against traitors and “rotting” rhetoric. The piece blends satire with a warning about treason and civic order.
Pay Day Is Here The Peace Conference Payoff Threat
The speaker condemns Germany for killing a nurse and deporting Belgian and French women, praising Allied bombings on English and Scottish villages and warning Germany to face consequences at the peace conference with their "pay check" arriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
France
Germany
England
Scotland
Reminiscence of Civil War March and Memoir
John Wesley Morton uncovers a 1884 letter from C. F. Boardman of the 37th Illinois Infantry recounting a 124 mile forced march from Wilsons Creek to Prairie Grove. He recalls night fires, a lost rifle, coffee stops, a whiskey pool, and camaraderie while urging comrades to remember fallen soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wesley Morton
C.F. Boardman
37Th
Illinois Infantry
Wilsons Creek
Missouri
Prairie Grove
Ark
Oregon, Ill
J. W. Morton
National Tribune
37Th Sinois Infantry
Carridge
Huckleberry
Political noise and smears cloud era peace hopes
Clipped comment notes Governor Harding and allies sidestepping blame by smearing Havner amid cries of political division. Reports from England France and the U.S. signal no lasting peace among parties despite any military peace hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
Sioux City Journal
Public Health Service Urges Fly Prevention Now
The United States Public Health Service urges immediate action to prevent fly breeding, noting it is better to stop hundreds of larvae now than swat millions later, as cited by the Oskaloosa Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Public Health Service
Oskaloosa Herald
Legislature Advances Good Roads Legislation
The Knoxville Journal notes a long advance in good roads law as a compromise that opens the door to better roads and makes the counties take the responsibility for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville Journal
Optimistic outlook as treaty expected to boost exports
Newton Daily News notes strong business optimism with hopes that a signed treaty will lift restrictions and spur demand for copper oil cotton steel products. Crop prospects are good and prosperity is expected to spread across industries, with pessimism considered unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Daily News
Letter From George W. Cosner To Old Comrade John Wesley Morton
George W. Cosner writes from Kimball Kansas to John Wesley Morton of Company C 19th Iowa. He reports illness during winter but improving, notes former soldiers returning home weekly, sold his farm and now lives in Kimball, asks for letters and mentions Camp Funston and harsh spring, expresses longing to reunite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wesley Morton
Company C
19Th
Iowa
Kimbal
Kans
Peace League
Kimball
Camp Funston
Kansas
There’s a Long Hard Trail Parody in Room Four
A high school parody mocks exams and confinement in Room Four. It blends lines from songs like There’s a Long Long Trail and Pack Up Your Troubles with notes about a “convict” in Room Four and teachers Miss Willer and Miss Woodford guiding a class toward leaving the room.
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Room Four
Three High School Teachers Vanish From Independence
In Independence on April 23 three high school teachers Ruth Rogers Mary Roberts and Bess Siple disappeared along with the mother of Miss Roberts. Superintendent Roberts has received a letter from the trio written while en route to Canada detailing their plans and recent conversations with the superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Roberts
Canada
Ruth Rogers
Mary Roberts
Bess Siple
Miss Roberts
Students Offered Canadian School Places Return Home
A group from Saskatchewan schools were pressed to stay until year end and obtain Canada extensions. They later learned Canadian directors required only a few days for arrival. They left on an early train at Waterloo after notifying the superintendent. Miss Rogers had been in Canada one year, others two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Canada
Waterloo
Local Train Schedule Fragment Without Clear Details
Fragment from a railway timetable mentions No 91 and Nos 25 3 and 3 passenger services with vague days and routes. Reads like partial schedule data with missing context and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
So'west
Formalin Treatment for Ingrown Toenail Findings
Suldey recommends applying an 80 solution of formaldehyde to ingrowing toenails. A cotton pledget soaked in formalin is placed on the granulations daily. Pain relief is immediate, inflammation decreases rapidly, and cure is nearly complete in four to five days per Journal de Medecine et de Chirurgie Practiques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suldey
Journal de Medecine Et de Chirurgie Practiques
How Long Must Suffer From the Pen gs of Rheumatism?
An old advertisement promotes S. S. S. as a blood remedy for rheumatism claiming a germ in the blood causes the disease and asserts liniments cannot reach it. It invites readers to write to the Swift Specific Co. for medical advice and suggests years of successful use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift Specific Co
Dept. D
Atlanta, Ga
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