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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1925

Page

6

Women's Home Missionary Society Meets and Installs Officers

The West Chester M Church Women’s Home Missionary Society met at Mrs ee P Jackson’s Friday July 31 with devotionals led by Mrs Sprague. Newly elected officers were installed by Mrs P BR Gray and prayer closed the meeting. A second gathering at Mrs Henry Bowes hosted Grace Hill Ladies Aid with a Christmas bazaar planned, photo gallery games, and refreshments served by Mrs Bowes.

Women's Home Missionary Society of the West Chester M. Church Ee P Jackson Sprague Alaska P. BR. Gray Loubaugh Frank Rovs Gracehill Ladies Aid Society Henry Bowes Miriam Mikach Betty Bowes Sherlock Ralph Brinning Wilma Brinning Women's Missionary Society First United Presbyterian Church Jennie Acheson Boston Massachusetts

Briley Pickles Old Recipe Crisp and Sweet

Pickle recipe describes making Briley pickles by preparing cucumbers with evening or morning soaks, drying, packing in glass jars, and pouring a boiled vinegar salt mixture with spices. Yields ten quarts, keeps after opening, and suggests weakening vinegar strength as needed.

Japanese cinema prize draws vast votes for star Nobuko Satsuki

In Tokyo the Miyako Shimbun staged a popularity contest for Japanese film actors. Miss Nobuko Satsuki won with 1,13,553 votes. both genders could compete and she is known for her vamp roles.

Tokyo America Miyako Shimbun Nobuko Satsuki Satsuki

Black and White Fashion Dominates Summer Footwear

The feature praises black and white apparel and footwear as the season’s chic standard. A model wears a white crepe dress with a zig zag overlay, white kid pumps, and a white kid hat, while batiked and black kid accents expand summer shoe options. The piece notes white combos or black and white designs as versatile, stylish, and comfortable for day or night wear.

Anward Nish

Officers of Washington County by G C Vincent DC

A memoir fragment recounts early Washington County leadership under Governor Lucas and General Harrison era officials. It notes Judge Joseph Williams cheerful temperance lectures, Sheriff Captain Stone’s downfall to drink, and county surveyor Joseph B Ivis as a pivotal but controversial official.

Washington County G. C. Vincent Washington Lincas jo—Ware Burlington Plaice Amon Blacktawk Skunk River Lucas Harrison N. Littler Senate Joseph Williams Samson Tom Stone New York Long Creek Isheri Beast Bowe Joseph B. Ivis John Cameron Scotland Atlantic

Retirement of Charles W. Moffatt Marks Long LAPD Career

After 38 years with the Los Angeles Police Department, Charles W. Moffatt retires as inspector of detectives. A colorful figure in early Western life, he earlier worked as printer, reporter, miner, sheep rancher, muleteer, prospector and author. He joined when 187 officers served, helped form the first detective division, and has long dwelled in an old house near 40 years.

Angeles Los Angeles Charles W. Moffatt Lfe Moffatt Alaska Kohiyo

West Chester W C T U Institute Aug 14 Program

The West Chester W C T U plans a county institute on Friday August 14 at the home of Mrs G Niffenberger. The event runs 1:30 PM to 4:00 PM with devotionals papers duets and discussions led by local members and guests including Mrs Ida Hough Mrs Morgan Mrs Barker Mrs Mayer and Lucy Leet. A cordial invitation is extended to all who may wish to attend.

W.C. T. U. Institute Chester West Chester W. C Washington Mra G. Niffennerccer Taier Morgan Brighton Lucy Leet

Sabbath Services at First RP Church Philadelphia

Sabbath School at 10, preaching at 11 with Rev. E. Greer PD of the First RP Church Philadelphia in charge. Evening preaching at 7 20.

E. Greer, D. PD R. P. Church Philadelphia

Oakland Street Cars Adopt Pay As You Leave System

The Key System Transit Company in Oakland has adopted a pay as you leave plan to ease downtown congestion. Passengers must find seats or stand for entry and pay on leaving, a method popular with women and travelers with parcels or children. The system applies to outbound cars while inbound cars continue paying on entry.

Oakland Cal Key System Transit

Sleep Exercises from Battle Creek for Washington Women

A didactic article describes a sequence of sleep aiding exercises labeled from 1 to 13. It claims benefits for sleeplessness and lists breathing, stretching, and positioning routines to calm the body and promote rest.

Macbeth Battle Creek Washington

Darwin Coffin Cremated in Family Wish at Farnborough

Charles Darwin’s first coffin, found in a coach-house near Farnborough, Kent, was cremated at the family’s request by his eldest son Mayor Leonard Darwin. The oak coffin, built by a local carpenter, had perched on the family estate for years, and Darwin’s body reportedly rested in it briefly after death before a later Westminster Abbey burial plan led to an elaborate coffin.

Farnborough Kent Charles Darwin Leonard Darwin Darwin Westminster Abbey

Duke of Trevise Seeks U S Aid to Preserve French Art

The Duke of Trevise, famed for exposing art fakes and pursuing art thefts, seeks American help to safeguard France's art and history. He has government approval to tour principal U.S. cities in November and December to promote the Safeguard of French Art Society, of which he is president, using photographs and screening to illustrate protections against decay.

Duke U.S Prench Apt Paris Duke of Trevise France United States Safeguard of French Art Society

Women Now Independent Scribes the Way in Society

A dialect rich column traces changing roles from past limits to present independence. It cites Betsy Straver’s hog prize rise and notes women’s shift from homebound to self supporting, praising their ambition, etiquette, and ability to outwork men while keeping homes and families.

Everthing

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