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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1919

Page

6

League of Nations Debate Draws Big Chautauqua Crowd

Alice Shrode and Private Rossiter headline a packed Chautauqua session discussing the league of nations. Attorney J. O. Boyd of Keokuk and Senator J. J. Brookhart of Washington argued for and against the covenant, stressing patriotism, national independence, and proposed safeguards as Bertha Farner and others performed.

League OF Nations Alice Shrode Private Rossiter Keokuk United States Germany Mr. Boyd League Brookhart America

Dr Soares Lecture At Chautauqua Tuesday Afternoon

Private Rossiter praised Dr Soares during Saturdays lecture and urged the community not to miss his talk on Americas Part in the World Future at 2 30 pm Tuesday. The Chicago Ladies quartet will perform in the afternoon and in the evening program.

Tontight Bertha Farner Company of Entertainers Boys’ Club Ball Brotherhood and the Nations Chicago Ladies’ Quartet Dr. Soares Chicago University America Rall Garner Jubilee Singers Henry Coe Culbertson J. Adam Rede Rltie Volunteers of America Capt Norman Hall The Rossiter Soares Chicago Ladies Quartet Peat H. Gordon Ross Leutenant Cheatatqua Paradise Bertha Parner Hoddy Rice Cook Rice Jensen

Chautauqua Highlights and Lectures Draw Crowds

Members recall Lieutenant Rossiter’s wartime experiences in German camps and his views on Germany and the war. Alice Louise Shrode charms audiences with readings as Dr. F H Ball preaches a democratic God and Christian duty.

National Toy Show Planned for December 1919

Chicago August 18 Preparations are under way for a nationwide toy exhibit at the Art Institute of Chicago in December 1919 under the Art Alliance of America. The show aims to boost toy design and industry, featuring modern toys and historical playthings, judged by artists educators and manufacturers. Santa Claus may attend as a guest.

Chicago The Art, Institute Art Alliance of America Art Institute of Chicago Santa Claus Dolis Louis K. Cole

Toy exhibit aims to boost schools crafts and big makers

The plan seeks to organize instincts for progress by promoting toy making in schools and factories. The exhibit would help individual craftsmen reach profitable markets and allow large manufacturers to gauge demand and trends, marking a step forward for the industry. Mrs Cole runs inquiries from the Fine Arts building with a committee including Lionel Robertson, G W Eggers, Miss Bessie Bennett, Miss Mary E Ely, Prof Walter Sargent, Leonide Lavaron, Mrs Grace Pebbles, and others.

Fine Arts The Art Alliance Art Institute Lionel Robertson G. W. Eggers Bessie Bennett Mary E. Ely Armour Play School Chicago Walter Sargent Chicago University Leonide C. Lavaron Grace M. Pebbles Hubbard Carpenter Nancy Cox McCormick John Alden Carpenter

The Postman Boy Davie Learns a Caught in Trade Letter Trick

A bored boy named Davie Burbank cannot go sliding due to a cold and decides to play postman. He drops opened letters at several houses including Wilbur Downes, Adele's fiancé, hoping to cheer Adele. After supper, Davie overhears Adele and Wilbur discussing the letters and their unfortunate timing.

David Burbank Serrah Adele Littl Ile Davie Tie Wilbur Downes Wilbur Mother Sle

S. S. S. Blood Tonic Promises Pure Vegetable Cure

The ad touts S S S as a purely vegetable blood purifier sold by all druggists for restoring health. It claims sluggish circulation signals impure blood and invites readers to obtain free information from Swift Specific Co. at 20 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.

3. S Swift Specific Co Atlante

Letters Reveal Hidden Love in Family Ordeal

A tale shows Adele hiding a letter from Wilbur and Davie discovering the exchange. Adele asks Wilbur if he read her letter addressed to him, and Davie suspects a plan by their sister. In the end Adele forgives Davie, and Wilbur expresses pride in becoming his own brother.

Adele Wilbur Davie McClure

Mystical Thirteen in Asian religious and card lore

The Indian Pantheon lists 43 Buddhas and pagodas crown 13 mystical disks. A sacred sword in Japan’s Atsusa Temple holds 13 mystery objects in its hilt. In card games like whist each player receives 18 cards from a four-salt deck of 18 cards.

Atsusa Japan

Want Column Clue Reveals Hidden Local Item

In the want column a brief notice hints at a forthcoming local item. Readers are invited to check next editions for details. The prominence of the clue suggests a notable community sale or offering.

David Elkins A WV Senatorson of late Senator Elkins

David Elkins is introduced as a son of the late West Virginia Senator Stephen D B Elkins, noting lineage in state politics. The item identifies Elkins as a current West Virginia senator and highlights his inherited political heritage.

David Elkins Senater West Virginia Stephen DB. Elkins

Lincoln's Lost Speech at 1856 Illinois GOP Convention

Lincoln spoke at the first Republican state convention in Illinois on May 29, 1856. He recommended nominating William Bissell for governor, then addressed the delegates for about an hour in fiery, eloquent terms. Reporters forgot to take notes and the speech was never recorded.

Lincoln Illinois William Bissell

Margaret notes lack of litters at home in family moment

Margaret remarks at dinner that their house has never had a litter of anything, after showing interest in Cecil's puppies and two twin baby sisters. The comment prompts a reflective moment directed at her mother.

Margaret Cecil

Largest Pineapple Canneries In Honolulu

The largest pineapple canneries in the world are located in Honolulu Hawaii where major firms operate extensive processing plants. The facilities harness vast volumes of fruit from Hawaii and surrounding regions for national distribution.

Honol

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