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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1924

Page

7

Union Label Month Aims Boost for AFL Goods Drive

Atlanta New Jersey August 11 executive council of the American Federation of Labor designates August 25 as Union Label Month. Local unions will promote buying goods bearing trade union labels in what AFL leaders call the biggest drive of its kind in history. Matthew Woll, AFL official, lauded the effort.

Atlanta City N. J Executive Council American Federation of Labor Matthew Woll

Moral legislation and the struggle to pass reform

A fragment reflects on moral legislation and the challenge of winning votes for reform. It contrasts the pressure to push changes with the reality that voters decide, suggesting that moral lawmaking hinges on broader public support rather than coercion.

Radio Program Guide Listings Across Cities

A dense list of radio stations with scheduled programs including music, news, talks, dances, and varying times from Buffalo to Washington. Entries name stations, cities, and a mix of concert, orchestra, talk, and entertainment blocks throughout the day.

The Associated Press Radio Digest WGR Buffalo WMAQ Chicago News WQJ Chicago WEBH WLW Cincinnati WTAM Cleveland WJAX Cleveland News WFAA Dallas News WCX Detroit Free Press WWJ Detroit News WTAS Elgin WHAA Iowa City WDAF Kansas City Star School of the Air Kansas City KFI Los Angeles KHJ Tra KPO San Francisco WGY Schenectady WBZ Springfield WRC Washington

Mosquitoes Widespread Across Africa Except Timbuktu

A report notes mosquitoes are found in nearly all regions of Africa with Timbuktu as a rare exception where they are sometimes treated as a novelty pet.

Africa Timbuktu

How Fast They Go in Motion Speeds

The average man walks about three miles an hour equaling roughly ten feet per second while a horse trots at seven miles per hour about ten feet per second.

State Spending Ten Millions a Year on Child Welfare Work

Iowa reports spending over two million dollars annually for dependent neglected and delinquent children, more than doubling 1915 outlays. The Iowa Child Welfare commission, appointed in 1923, surveyed laws, courts, and aid programs and sought expert input from judges, social workers, and probation officers to guide future welfare legislation and practices.

Associated Press Des Moines Iowa Iowa Child Welfare Commission Welfare Commission Kendall James B. Weaver Caroline Forgrave Perry Francis E. Whitley Webster City Wesley Johnson Dayton E F. Armstrong George Cosson Charles E. Hearst Cedar Falls Isaac L. Hillis H. W. Spaulding Grinnell Ida B. Wise Smith Ise Cottrell Iowa City Commission Hornell Hart of Town Child Welfare Research Station

Grinnell to Debate Oxford on Prohibition Question

Grinnell College will debate Oxford College of England on October 29 on the prohibition issue. Captain John McGee, back from a Grinnell conference, announced the match to be held at the Iowa college town. The resolution: That this house is opposed to the principle of prohibition. The Grinnell team will include two Grinnell men and an Englishman against two Englishmen and one Iowan.

Council Bluffs Grinnell College Oxford College England John McGee Grinnell Iown

How to Get Rich Versus Making Good by Recipes

A concise reflection contrasts writing a book on wealth with the challenge of producing tasty, reliable recipes. The author notes skill gaps between theoretical advice and practical cooking results, urging practical experimentation.

Ames Complete Grid Coaching Staff for Fall Sports

Ames Aug 11 With George user an all American tackle named line coach the football staff at Iowa State College is complete Sam S Willaman enters his third year as mentor and will develop the line Cha cha Hauser Willaman and other staff will work with athletic faculty Frank R Willaman oversees freshman and scouting W E Beanblossom head cross country T Nelson Metcalf new athletics director to arrive Sept 1 Hugo Otopalik new professor in charge of physical training Chellis Chambers athletics trainer Dr Harry R McPhee athletic advisor wrestling and track coaches positions still open.

Ames George University of Minnesota Towa State College Sam Willaman Ohio State Hauser Frank R. Willaman W. E. Beanblossom T. Nelson Metcalf Minnesota Hugo Otopalik Co. BE. Daubert William E. Chandler Chellis Chambers University of Ilinois Harry R. McPhee Oberlin College B. A. Dvorak Athletic Council Frank Db. Paine

Peek and Bradfute to Speak at Iowa State Fair

George N. Peek of Moline Illinois and 0 E Bradfute headlined Farm Bureau day speakers at the Iowa State Fair on August 25. Peek, former Moline Plow president, promotes the American Council of Agriculture linked to McNary Haugen bill aims. Other speakers include Mrs Ellsworth Richardson and Mrs W O Redford.

Des Moines Iowa George N. Peek Moline American Council of Agriculture Farm Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Federation Peek Moline Plow Company American Agricultural Council St. Paul Minn Congress E. Bradfute American Farm Breau Federation Ellsworth Richardson Iowa Farm Bureau Federation W. O. Redford Women's Board The American Federation C. E. Cameron

Not Easily Fooled in Small Town Life

A Duluth Herald quip remarks that small towns give familiarity and trust, noting how friends are less likely to be undercover detectives, highlighting community openness and skepticism.

Dog Laughs and Teeth Show Read as Human Warnings

A fragment discusses how a dog’s laughter can be misread when it reveals teeth, implying human misinterpretation of animal signals and the safety implications in social interactions.

Habitat of Best Sponges

Best sponges are obtained from eight to ten fathoms below the surface of the water.

Democrats Gather at Clarksburg for Notification Today

In Clarksburg West Virginia August 11 1924 Democratic leaders meet to notify John W Davis as the party standard bearer plans include a national committee ratification of Clem Shaver as chairman and Davis to outline his campaign strategy with a day of conferences and a Golf Plaza ceremony. Senator Thomas J Walsh will deliver the notification address and Davis will respond with the keynote of his campaign.

Clarksburg W. Va John W. Davis National Committee Clem Shaver Davis Golf Plaza Carroll Anderson Engle Central Presbyterian Church Thomas J. Walsh Montana

Lost Auto Arrest Story Keeps Footwear Safe

A concise note compares locating a lost car arrest to finding a vent loose shoe, yet notes the need to keep it from hanging over the door. The line hints at a mundane, everyday problem with a humorous twist.

Book Without Punctuation and The Second Edition

Timothy Dexter an eccentric American wrote A Pickle For the Knowing Ones as an unpunctuated work In a later edition he added punctuation at the end and urged readers to pepper the dish to salt themselves

Timothy Dexter

Public Sale of Real Estate in Washington County

Executors of W. H. Cress estate announce a court authorized sale of Lot Nine and East five feet of Lot Ten, Block Twenty Three, Columbia Addition, Washington City. Sale set for 2:00 PM August 30, 1924, cash on court approved deed. Auctioneer Charles Brown. Attorneys Brookhart Bros. Aug. 11-18.

WH. Cress District Court Washington County Columbia City of Washington Charles Cummings Henry Griffin Charles Brown Brookhart Bros

It pays to advertise as The Journal serves you

The Journal offers advertising services promising effective results for local businesses and readers, touting its continued commitment to assist advertisers with strategic placements and local reach.

The Journal

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