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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1918

Page

7

American Hospital at Neuilly Serves Wounded Americans

Paris dispatch notes American hospitals near Paris have expanded from 500 to 1200 1500 beds to care for a surge of American wounded from the June offensive. Surgeons and nurses work round the clock in clean wards with sunlit corridors. most patients are young and cheerful, many wanting a sparring match or outing.

Paris Cantingy Chauteau Thierry Neuilly Auteuill Joinville

Locomotive Engineer Praises Foley Kidney Pills

A locomotive engineer from Turtle Lake North Dakota describes backache and rheumatic pains caused by kidney trouble. He claims Foley Kidney pills relieved his back pain and irregular bladder action within a couple of days, as advertised by Lemley’s Pharmacy.

Geo. McClain Turtle Lake N. D Foley

Food Administration Contest Seeks Sugar Saving Proposals

All Iowa women may enter an awards contest by sending a 50 word letter to Miss Alice French of Davenport before August 26 proposing sugar saving ideas for canning baking and other household uses. Eleven state prizes plus county and town prizes include certificates signed by Mr Hoover and Mr Deems with winners announced around September 2.

United States Food Administration Hoover Deems Iowa Alice French Davenport

Des Moines Hosts Largest Food Meeting in Iowa

Des Moines will host the state’s largest food gathering on August 22 with all retail grocers present to tackle the sugar problem. George F. Lichty of Waterloo, a former Iowa grocer and Hoover aide, will speak at the event. The McAlpin Hotel Co. of New York paid the Red Cross $10,000 and shut its confectionery department for six months in a hoarding case.

Iowa Des Moines George F. Lichty Waterloo Herbert Hoover Washington McAlpin Hotel Co New York City Red Cross

Food Administration relaxes wheat rules as beef exports surge

The Food Administration ends beef eating restrictions due to drought impact on cattle herds and war-time supply. Exports show June beef shipments at 92 173 000 pounds with 95 percent to major Allied powers. Horlicks contributes 50 000 dollars worth of product to army and navy after flour hoarding prosecution. Households remain under fifty fifty wheat substitute rule.

Food Administration Horlick Malted Milk Co Army Navy United States United Kingdom France England Belgium Texas Oklahoma Southwest Montana Northwest The

United States Ships Food to Allies as Hoover Sets Plan

The United States sent 1.4 billion dollars worth of food to Europe including over 3 billion pounds of meat and fats and 340.8 million bushels of cereals. The Food Administration restricts rye grinding for hog feed and urges canning without sugar while targeting canteen needs for allies and domestic use. Mr. Hoover travels to Europe to coordinate with Allied food controllers on a unified program.

United States Europe Mr. Hoover Allies Alles

Hay fever remedy ad promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar

Windblown pollen brings hay fever and asthma discomfort across the land. Foley's Honey and Tar is advertised as a remedy that coats inflamed membranes and relieves coughing and colds. Lemmon's Pharmacy carries the product.

Foley Lemmon's Pharmacy Advt

Notice of Will Probate Hearing for Ray B. Lemley

A last will and testament of Ray B. Lemley is on file in the Washinton County Illinois District Court Clerk's office. A hearing to probate and determine said will is set for Monday September 9 1918 at 10 o'clock a.m. before Judge Glasgow.

District Court Washington County Ilawa Ray B. Lemley J. D. Glasgow

Germans Brace Against English Propaganda in War Debate

London reports show German readers tired of endless propaganda claiming victory while hardship grows. Analysts cite Herr Peters's view that undermining English belief in freedom and democracy could sap British morale, with German outlets urging bold counter moves to counter English ideas and imperial aims.

London Kreuz Zeitung Germany Tagliche Rundschaun England Herr W. E. Peters University of Leipzig Herr Peters Europaische Staats Und Wirtschafts- Zeitung

Iowa Heroic Effort Saves Wheat for Soldiers

The U S Food Administration credits Iowa with a large wheat saving campaign led by D G Thompson and J F Deems. Iowa reduced consumption below the six pound per person monthly ration, aiding soldier supplies and exports. Details include pricing rules and farmer selling options.

Sugar Saving Contest Invites Iowa Letters for Prizes

Iowa women are urged to submit ideas on conserving sugar amid a national shortage. The Food Administration offers autographed certificates from Mr Hoover and Mr Deems to top entrants, with county and town distinctions. Miss Alice French leads awards with a panel of prominent state women. Letters must be under fifty words and mailed to Miss Alice French in Davenport by August 26 with proper address details. results announced September 1 if possible.

W. L. Harding French F. E. Whitley The Food Administration and National Defense J. W. Watzek Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs Catherine J. MacKay Ames College O. M. Olson Ft. Dodge Iowa United States United States Food Administration Washington D. G. Thompson J. F. Deems Thomson Deems Mr. Hoover Mr. Thompson Chicago U. S. Food Administration Hoover Lore Food Administration Misa Alice French Davenport

Georgia cotton market rumor tied to street organ

In Macon, old reports claimed a man with a hand organ and monkey affected cotton prices. Municipal law once banned the organ man but later allowed him with a substantial license payment, reflecting how street entertainment intersected local commerce.

Macon Tifton Gazette

Catarrh Described as Real Enemy Needs Vigorous Treatment

An article warns against local catarrh remedies like sprays and douches that only provide temporary relief. It promotes S.S.S. as a cure that addresses the disease at its source in the blood and offers free medical advice from the Medical Director at 22 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.

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