Lynn's for Cookies Spotlight Local Eatery
A brief local item highlights Lynn's as a cookie stop in town. Residents are invited to visit for treats and a quick glimpse of neighborhood casual dining options.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1919
Page
8
A brief local item highlights Lynn's as a cookie stop in town. Residents are invited to visit for treats and a quick glimpse of neighborhood casual dining options.
A string of short items reports shopping ads, transport services, and travelers. J. Boice of Salineville visits Dr. Boice in town, Viola Ramsey returns from Des Moines, and Lt Ferrell and Miss Bellville visit Wellstone. Cousins, visitors, and service ads fill the day’s public notices.
Chas Riley of New York City, chairman of the National Progressive League MWA committee, will speak at Woodman hall on Thursday evening August 21 1919. He will expose how head officers raise rates and spend funds. Members urged to attend. Ky Bee of League. 58
The Evening Journal lists miscellaneous items including shoe stores Fox & Dewey and The New York Store offering fall dresses sweaters and coats. Local residents travel to nearby towns, while ads promote Smokeless Oil Heaters drinking water and chiropractic services.
Crown Prince Charles of Roumania has renounced his rights to the Romanian throne and contracted a morganatic marriage. A dispatch from Bucharest to the Journal reports the move. Also noted is the Parcel Post agreement between the United States and Spain to begin September 1, pending ratification of the treaty.
London August 20 Sir Robert Steven son Horne minister of labor announced the government aims to introduce at the next session of parliament a bill for unemployment insurance on a contributory basis by the government plan seeks to provide coverage for workers facing job loss with worker and employer contributions.
Two people were killed and many others burned when a shell exploded at the government proving grounds in Aberdeen Maryland. Authorities reported a fatal accident during ordnance testing with several injuries and ongoing investigations.
Elizabeth asks about photo proofs after a portrait session. The photographer quotes one dollar and a half for the original and 50 cents per duplicate. Elizabeth replies she will take six duplicates, choosing a thrifty path for keepsakes.
The ecity banks will close Thursday afternoon to permit staff and customers to attend Norman Hall's lecture at the chau lamas hall.
A Zionist Publicity Bureau statement says over a million Jews worldwide seek to settle in Palestine as soon as possible. Reports from Russia Poland and other regions describe mass preparations with emigration movements, guarded routes and planned lands for resettlement, including skilled labor and organized colonies.
The document notes registrations in proportion to Jewish population size and lists distinguished medical specialists among potential Palestine immigrants from Czecho-Slovakia. It also mentions engineers railway officials lawyers administrators and merchants ready to liquidate property worth about 20 million Kronen for transfer to Palestine.
The article asserts that the English version of the song The Red White and Blue derives from an American tune written by Thomas A. Becket after he settled in America. It claims no similar English version existed before 1860.
Victor Hugo is cited about crises of life as a seed for insight. The quote frames inner conflict, bitter opposition, and a peril that reveals heroism beyond the sufferer’s own expectation. The passage presents dramatic reflections on human endurance and awakening.
A brief quotation attributed to Louis Napoleon notes that errors stem more from quick judgments than from swift actions, underscoring caution in assessment and decision making.
A centuries old admonition notes that talking during music harms listeners and that ancient Ecclesiasticus urged elders to speak only with judgment and to hinder noise. The piece highlights a 2000 year old admonition about preserving musical enjoyment.
Harold Bannister, an outfitter of Leyland, was mourned at his funeral. His favorite dog walked into the church with mourners, sniffed at the coffin, and at the graveside sat by the grave and laid paws on the edge for a final view of its late master.
A controversial legal case questions restrictions on women working late shifts. Justice weighs modern labor norms against traditional protections as court arguments hinge on safety and gender roles.
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