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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1926

Page

4

At Sea Diary Delves Into Cruise Social World

Mrs Elder describes fellow passengers on a midsummer ship voyage, noting their attire and resembles, from Mrs Gilbert to Ralph and Miss Peach, plus a quartet of world travelers and D A R members. She compares European fashion, talks of a Fifth Avenue English widow, and charts plans to reach Reykjavik and Tromsø as the voyage continues north.

Louise Cunningham Lou Ralph Ralph Shannon Gilbert Soft Mrs Dc. W. Busby Southampton Europe London New York Fifth Avenue England America Iowa DOF VL WIR Teeland United States

Loyalty Thought for Today August 2 1926

Bible Thought for Today cites Joshua 1 7 urging strength and courage to observe all the law. The devotional entry repeats the August 2 1926 date and presents a single verse emphasis for readers.

Jos

Crawfordsville Weekend Visitors Return Home

Miss Irene DeLong of Washington spent the weekend in Crawfordsville with Hope Huston and Mrs. Ela DeLong. Mr. and Mrs. Whitfield Davis and son David have returned from Jackson Ohio after spending several months with her parents. Miss Mabel Crooks has arrived home.

Crawfordsville Irene DeLong Washington Hope Huston Ela DeLong Whitfield Davis David Jackson Ohio

Weekend visits and homecomings in Norfolk community

A string of local visits marks weekend activity in Norfolk Nebraska. Jean Young of Conn Iowa arrived to visit her uncle F K B Young, Miss Margaret Smith returned to Keota with her grandmother, and Miss Jean Young joined relatives after summer school at Monmouth College. Mr and Mrs Harold Ross and son Russel returned from Iowa City for the weekend while families in the area hosted guests and prepared for late month gatherings.

Norfolk Neb Lyle Nicola Misa Clara Wood Masine Edwards Grant Edwards Fairfield Edward and Howell Jones Canada van J. Davie Jean Young Conn Iowa Monmouth College F. K B. Young Harold Ross Russel Iowa City Margaret Smith Lee Lease Keota RS White L. BF. Green Washington Nowoate Ainsworth D. A. Peter Freeland Ufe Peano Ernon O'Connor A. E. Sands Ladies Aid M. EB. Church Elia Rowan Nora Spessard McCrory Helen Crossett of Wellman Harold Grey W. S. Moore Burlington

Richmond News Says Local People Visit Relatives

Richmon d residents report visits and travel with family and friends across Iowa and Illinois. The note mentions Mr and Mrs Geo Saur of Everly Iowa visiting sisters Dela and Lulu Saur, and several locals including Delbert Strabala and family, Myrtle McCombs from Colorado, and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Sharpe welcoming their eighth child born Friday morning.

Richmond Geo. Saur Everly Iowa Dela Lulu Saur Littl Will Chapek Wm. Shalla Vic Cruz New York State Cone Sukalin Misa Clara Morhaefer Cedar Rapids Delbert Strabala Frank Weste Brighton Myrtle McCombs Colorado Joe Kos Chas Votruba Dean Junior Chicago Milt Chapk John Malisky Iowa City Luella Lintz Wayne Davenport Father Schaeffer Rolling Ft. Madison Minnesota Des Moinnes Schaeffer Gregory Ottumwa Gregory Schneobolin Riverside Bert Schilligs Washington Joel Lintz California

ABE MARTIN Thinks of Work and Welcome in Foreign Clime

The line notes a punchy quip about staying out of a foreign country where passersby would question a Cartoonish character about his doings. It ends by stating club work is the only task some women undertake.

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Daily English Lessons Word of the Day Visage

A compact column noting misuse notes and pronunciation tips. It defines VISAGE as the face or look of a person and gives an example like His visage was seamed with scars. It also highlights common errors in pronunciation and usage.

By The Way A Patchwork of Odd Bits and Racy Jokes

A mid century column riffs on social quirks and local life with humorous vignettes. It teases wives rewards for whistleblowing faulty husbands and lampoons fashion, cars, and family life while noting a political governor hopeful and a Milwaukee booklet.

Mike of the Phone Twins Contemplates a Car Fit

In Duluth on July 26 Dear By The Way Ben travels and muses on buying a car. He already has a vehicle costing more than a top line Studybaker Six Sedan plus a new Ford yet decides it is not worth it. He plans to wait until his head grows smaller.

New York Corinthia Aquitania Henry Willie Jane Freddie John Laura Ben Mike

Dear By the Way Puzzles Solve Four Riddles

A reader presents four brainteasers. 1: A watch loses three minutes in 44 hours. it is correct at 4 20 on Tuesday. 2: A mystery question. 3: Family relations puzzle involving parents siblings and cousins. 4: Egg laying riddle: one hen yields two eggs in three days.

S& O John

Fragmentary Poetical Exchange From Aunt Netty Note

Fragmented dialogue mimics a sentimental exchange with playful misspellings and garbled quotes. The lines hint at a domestic note style with coded talk about romance and a "machine gun" metaphor. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear names or events.

Memory Lane at Fox Delivers Laughter and Two Pound Tale

Amusement notes recount William Haines laughing through almost two days of filming for Memory Lane at the Fox theatre. He gained two pounds on the scales after the scene, where a dinner with Eleanor Boardman and Conrad Nagel provokes a boisterous guffaw. The film is a First National picture written for the wreck by John M. Stall and Benjamin Glazer, with a supporting cast including Eugenie Ford and Hedda Hopper.

William Haines Memory Lane Fox Theatre Haines Eleanor Boardman Conrad Nagel John M. Stall Benjamin Glazer aKkaaas City Eugenie Ford John Stepping Billy Bennett Dot Farley Joan Standing Hedda Hopper Do Puller Frankie Darrow Bates Price

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