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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1922

Page

5

Squatter Struggles and Romantic Turmoil in Ithaca

In the Silent City near Ithaca New York Polly Hopkins helps her little brother Jerry while tangled with Evelyn Robertson and Marcus MacKenzie. Robert Percival, torn between love and duty, protects Polly as MacKenzie threatens the squatters and Evelyn schemes for wealth and marriage. The saga follows power, betrayal, and a perilous plan to liberate the Hopkins family.

Silent City Ithaca New York Jollyina Small Granope Oscar New Neiah Evelyn Rteen Polly Cyet Mackenzie Wolly Strangr Evelyn Robertson Robert Brorn Apter Lil Dolly Reival Evelyn Bennett Andrriage Chaptev Wedge Opcar Mafets MacKenzie Kvé Apteer Vi Wally Robert Ival Aptier Robert Jeveval Percival Owe Meeenzie Kenzie Hopkins Cercival Robertson Hannett MacKelayne Holly Vercival Roebert Jerry Robert Potty Dennett Pollyrep Polly Hopkins Doly Hopkins MacKenney Mrs. Robertson Marc Enat Pollyop Jeremiah Vollyop Oscar Bennett Jerry Imek Daddy Hopkins Poe Mie Tompkins County Marcus MacKenzie Eve Mare Dmnto Munckenzie Vel Dha Anoumd

Farmers urged oats donations to aid Russian famine relief plan

The American Committee for Russian Famine Relief asks Middle West farmers to donate oats to Cedar Rapids Iowa for milling and shipment to Russia. Proceeds and oat sales aim to lift oat prices and aid domestic business. funds stay partly in state, with broader relief globally.

Middle West Vorb Valley American Committee For Congress United States Russia American Committee For Russian Famine Relief Quaker Oats Company Cedar Rapids American Friends Service Committee Quakers Miasiasippi Valley Joseph J. France Maryland Turope Europe France A. i. Buain

Stringing Him The man wrapped up in himself carries a small packe

A Boston Transcript item notes a satirical quip about self absorbed people, referencing a line about carrying a tiny pack and the effect of vanity on life.

Boston Transcript

Overworking a Hobby Rest for Horses Emphasized

A brief note warns that even in pastime riding no horse should be overworked and requires rest. It stresses that the best horses need periods of downtime to maintain health and performance.

Isaiah's Summons and Response in a Visionary Outlook

Intro to the Sunday school lesson for April 30 emphasizes seeing beyond outward sight. It contrasts Agassiz and Burroughs anecdotes with Isaiah's prophetic vision, urging young readers to cultivate inner sight. The lesson traces Isaiah’s call, cleansing, and divine horizon from heaven to earth, urging purposeful vision in service.

Agassiz John Burroughs Fanny Crosby Isaiah Aselah Judah Uzziah Assaiah Earth Christ

Hard Times Recalled From 1897 Riverside Leader Clip

A reprint recalls an 1897 Riverside Leader critique of “hard times” with a pointed rebuke to complainants. It contrasts past prices such as corn 14¢ and butter 10¢ with today’s woes, urging readers to keep perspective and avoid rushing into prosperity.

Riverside Leader Leader Ainsworth Clipper the Clipper

The Cow as Nation Builder and Benefactor

Essay extols the cow as central to American development. It portrays cattle that powered settlement, food, clothing, and industry, asserting the cow sustains farms, banks, yards, creameries, and mills, and underpins national prosperity. A humorous domestic aside closes the piece.

New World

Alarm Your Backing Kidneys With Doan’s Pills

A Washington man, Henry Straus of 8 Eighth Ave, credits Doan’s Kidney Pills with stopping a severe lumbago attack and preventing further episodes. He describes back muscles knotted and unable to move until using the remedy. Sold for 60 cents at dealers. manufacturers Buffalo, N Y.

Dean Washington Henry Straus Eighth Ave Buffalo N. Y

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