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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1934
Page
4
Hope Encourages Belief In Better Fall Business
An extended national poll of about 2000 active citizens shows optimism for upcoming fall and winter business. Atlanta and Dallas report strongest optimism due to cotton bounties. Minneapolis reports the bleakest due to strikes and drought. The piece notes polls don’t settle real outcomes and warns against pure Pollyanna optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Atlanta
Dallas
Minneapolis
Hair restrictions spark debate in Mexican state
A magazine notes Carrido Canabal, governor of Tamaulipas, forbidding short hair for women and calls bobbed hair treasonous to the state. The piece critiques rigid fashions, recalling 17th century English views and modern shifts toward gender norms and personal freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrido Canabal
Tatmsco
The Right Time Henry Wallace Naive Opinion
Column criticizes Henry Wallace as overly naïve and unfit for leadership. Notes perceived misjudgments and inconsistent stance on key issues, arguing his approach lacks realism for the position.
Controversy Over Timing of AAA Payments in Politics
A debate surrounds whether AAA subsidies were timed for political gain by the in power party as critics and supporters weigh red tape and motives. Reports quote aides and journalists noting talk of arranging large corn hog sign-up payments at a strategic moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
AAA
Eicher
See
Wallace
Washington
The
New York Times
Betty Goes a Travelling to Vancouver Island Visit
A travel diary entry recounts a voyage from Seattle aboard the Princess Kathleen to Victoria and Vancouver. The writer notes Chinatown sights, Beacon Hill Park, holy hedges, a bear statue, and the Boxer Rebellion structure, then describes Vancouver landmarks, Stanley Park, trees, Indian relics, and plans to explore further into Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
England
Fairfield
Beacon Hill
British Columbia
Bobby Burns
China
John May
Princess Kathleen
Vancouver
Grandville St
Coast Range
Stanley Park
Canada
By The Way and Bits From The News Page
A collage of quotes and jokes from a 20th century page includes humor about old time living and daily life. It references By The Way sections, a parade plan for the American Pearls, a tale about Troop F, and a cartoonish remark about a trolley hat pin. Funeral home ad appears briefly at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Trate
Detroit News
Rail Schedules and Inquiries in Early Railway Timetable
The page lists east and westbound railway timetables with trains No. 80 No. 30 No. 12 No. 4 No. 82 No. 3 No. 11 No. 1 No. 83 No. 81 No. 93 No. 91 and others, noting daily or Sunday exceptions and specific stops. It also includes a humorous exchange about nudists carrying items and a diner gag about serving crabs, plus notes on stations Washington and El Paso and agent names Goodlander and McKay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Senaesuseas
Apache
Golden State Limited
California
County Seata
el Paso
Brighton
Fairfield
Eldon
Belknap
Centerville
Seymour
Allerton
Princeton
Spiekards
Excelsior Springs
Liberty
Goodlander
Community Notes From Ainsworth and Surroundings
Mrs Rutty Norris Correspondent reports Glen Draper recovering from chest trauma and a broken arm after an accident in Council Bluffs. Unnamed Presbyterians held a scavenger hunt party at Robert Moore’s. Annetta Coppoli and Happy McConnell organized the event with various scavenger tasks. Community members attended bridge at Junehn with high scores. Des Moines trip noted for McCaleb and Crawfordsville visits mentioned. The Home Makers class hosted a party at Frank Moore’s with homemade ice cream. Patterson of Morning Sun visited Foster’s home midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Fred Berber
Council Blnis
Glen Draper
Ruth Norris Corwin Vans
Elaine Hawkins
Chicago
Everette Shearer
Shearer
McCaleb
Des Moines
Scott
Reed Orris
St. Orris
Crawfordsville
United Presbyterian Church
Frank Moore
Margaret McElhinney Patterson
Morning Sun
When Climate Was Warmer in Chesapeake Fossil Record
Fossils of corals and shells found around Chesapeake Bay indicate ancient coastal warming events. The fossils suggest a warmer climate in the region during past geologic periods, pointing to significant climate shifts within the last few hundred million years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake
Sub Slower Under Water Travel Shows Reduced Speed
A submarine’s underwater speed is about one third of its surface speed when guided by a periscope. The contrast highlights how water resistance and navigation affect performance below the surface.
Lodges Washington Lodge No 26 Announces Monthly Meeting
Washington Lodge No 26 A M and A M holds regular meetings on the first Friday each month led by Worshipful Master Harry J Turner with A W Yard serving as secretary attendees advised to mark the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Lodge No
A. M
Harry J. Turner
W. M
A. W. Yard
County W C T U Convention Elect Officers at West Chester
The county W C T U held its annual convention at the West Chester Methodist church with representation from all five unions. State President Jeannette Mann spoke on liquor elimination and alcohol education urging youth education and adopting the Syllabus in Alcohol Education booklet. Officers elected include President Mrs H C Millies Wellman and Vice President Mrs Ola Brumback. afternoon and evening sessions featured readings, music, prayers, and a closing hymn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C.T. U
West Chester
Christie Temperance
H. C. Millies Wellman
Ola Brumback
E. E. Yoder Wellman
J. A. Hawthorne
Washington
Brumback
Jeannette Mann
Des Moiner
Agnes Samuelson
N F. A
Enurch
West Chester Union
Ida V. Hough
College of Cane
Robert Stout
Mia
Edgar Stewart
Frances Kleese
Heavenly Orders
McBlain
HASKINS HASKINS VISITORS AND LOCAL FAMILIES
Aug 1 notes show residents visiting relatives from Washington Ft Madison Arlington and Coneville. People include Ruth Robert Lowe Alice Fisher Mildred Frey and families of Moothart Stafford Embree Booth Keating Loeffler plus others visiting in Haskins and Washington over weekend and weekdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. “E- Ginnis
Washington
Allice Fisher
Moothar
Mildred Frey
Arlington
Chas. Staford
Virginia
May
Patrician
Ann
Coneville
Haskins
Ellen Stafford
J. L. Embree
Floyd Edwards
CCC
Oskaloosa
Ethel and Vivan
Jennie Keating
Trajan's Wall Defined as Famed Roman Exar dwork Across Dobrudja
The ancient monument known as Trajan's Wall spans 8 to 15 feet in height and runs across the Dobrudja from the lunbe above Cherna voda to Kustedsi on the Black Sea. It was noted for defense against Russians as recently as 1554.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murope
Dobrudja
Lunbe
Chernavoda
Kustetdsi
Black Sea
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