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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1918

Page

5

Nighttime yellow paint row ends in federal action

Delaware county youths painted Drummey property yellow to protest wartime draft delays. Seven Drummey opponents were arrested by Deputy Marshal Healy after a midnight clash. charges include breaking and entering and interfering with government mail. Father hidden guns and talks aim to patch rift with Drummeys, possible government dismissal if neighbors reconcile.

Cedar Rapids Department of Justice United States Ryan Delaware County William F. Drummey Drummey Edward Henderson Liloyd Shepherd John Clark William Amaetur Harry McCrea Edward Trainor Clarence McGurr Charles McCready Stoddard Federal Grand Jury Drummeys Frown Hendersons Shepherds Clarke McCreas McCreadys Jimmy” Drummey Theu Jas Vincent Drummey Manchester Marshal Healy

German public mood stressed as retreat rumored in war dispatch

A Berne dispatch, cited in Washington, reports Germany faces deep morale woes as authorities push press campaigns to shape opinion for a potential strategic withdrawal. Analysts note newspapers show cautious resignations with calls for courage while officials hint at possible late war retreats.

Washington, D. C Germany Berne Switzerland Internationale Prussia Hindenburg Deutsche Zeitung von Ardenne

August Flower claims for stomach and liver ailments

Green's August Flower advertised as a general remedy for stomach disorders and inactive liver. It supposedly acts as a gentle laxative, regulates digestion, cleanses the alimentary canal, and stimulates bile production to purify the blood. Sold by Lemmon's Pharmacy.

Lemmon’s Advi

Indigestion relief claim for Chamberlains Tablets

Mrs D. H. Dart of Skaneateles New York praises Chamberlains Tablets for indigestion saying they strengthened her stomach and toned her system. The ad notes the product is easy to take and very effective and is for sale at Lemmon's Drug Store.

Chamberlain's Mrs. D Dart Skaneateles N. Y Lemmon’s Drug Store Advt

Iowa Troops Spark Turn in War Effort at Soissons Rhiems Fight

Washington reports praise from Congressman C C Dowell after his war zone visit. Iowa soldiers, Rainbow division and allied units led a decisive push in the Soissons Rhiems salient turning the tide against Germany. Dowell notes wounded Des Moines Gun Company captain Daniel Newquist and high praise from French and U S leaders for the Iowa regiment and its officers.

Washington, D. C Iowa C. C. Dowell Soissons-Rhiems Salient Rainbow Dowell Daniel C. Newquist Des Moines Capi. Leur Newquist Congressman Dowell Leon Bentz Altho General Pershing London

Col Bartley Not in With 133 Infantry

Iowa City reports new war training at the University of Iowa for 90 telephone electricians plus adjustments in mechanics and radio operator training. A. H. Ford will head instruction as Col Bartley fails the overseas exam and remains behind. 133rd Infantry moves toward France as Company K letters reach home.

Iowa City Ane University of Iowa State University A. H. Ford Closehall University Army Training Corps Camp Cody France Bartley 133Rd Kansas Washington

Five Pointed Star Health Symbol in Chamberlain Tablets

The ancient Greeks used the five pointed star as a symbol of health and it appears on every Chamberlain's Tablets package. These tablets have helped hundreds regain health from indigestion biliousness or constipation. Try them when in need of such medicine and you will be pleased with the prompt relief. Sold by Lemmon's Drug Store.

Lemmon's Advyt

Mrs Klein Endorses Chamberlain Liniment for Pains

Mrs N M Klein of Chillicothe Missouri recommends Chamberlain's Liniment for rheumatic pains. She says she keeps a bottle at home and uses it for years and has urged neighbors and friends to try it. For sale by Lemmon's Drug Store.

Beaste Love at Fox Theatre Promises Light Entertainments

In wartime amid war pictures and problem films comes Beaste Love described as a sweet and winsome “happy play” starring Pathe Stay as a real American girl with blended foreign-born parentage. It opens at Fox Theatre Wednesday with Sidney Chaplin’s comedy on the same bill.

Pathe Fox Theatre Sidney Chaplin Chas

Find It in Their Work by Ruskin

Quotation stating that proper occupation makes men find amusement in work, comparing leisure or pleasure to color emerging from a fruitful flower. Emphasizes work as fulfilling interest and natural joy.

John Ruskin

Students Delay in Army Training Corps Enlistment

Washington announced a shift in registration and induction for students. The national committee on education said students will register in September and join the college army by voluntary induction rather than immediate enlistment. Induction is expected in the third week of September with adjustments to training and academic plans.

Students’ Army Training Corps Pew Washington National Committee On Education and Special Training College Army Army Training Corps

New American Commercial Attache Named for Brazil

J B Philippi of New York is named American Commercial Attache in Rio de Janeiro and will join the American embassy there. The post is seen as important as U S Brazilian relations warm. Philippi has 17 years in Latin American business and is fluent in Portuguese and Spanish.

J. B. Philippi New York City Rio de Janeiro Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Department of Commerce Philippi Brazil Latin America New York

His Favorite Dish

Mistress Malloch muses on gender and politics while recalling a joke about Will’s favorite dish. He quips with a pun toward a common household item. The remark reflects light social venting amid ongoing gender commentary.

Malloch Will

Record Motor Trip From Waterloo To Rock Island

Waterloo in August reports a record motor boat trip claimed by Glenn Moss and John C. Jago from Waterloo to Rock Island along the Cedar and Mississippi rivers. The 400 mile journey took 23 hours and 40 minutes with 26 gallons of gasoline used. The initial leg to Cedar Rapids required nine hours.

Waterloo Rock Island Cedar Mississippi Glenn Moss John C. Jago Cedar Rapids

Liberty cabbage fuels American farm acreage rise

New York August 25. Americans drop German labels of sauerkraut reborn as Liberty cabbage. 6,801 acres contracted this season vs 6,008 in 1917, with Michigan leading cabbage farming and New York close behind. Pickling cucumbers and melons show notable acreage declines due to war demands.

New York Germany America United States Sauerkrant Liberty Cabbage Federal Bureau of Markets Georgia Florida Colorado New Mexico Arizona Nevada California Alabama Texas

No Chance for Lawyer Insanity Quip Report

An acquitted man asks about the bill for legal services. The lawyer confirms the man’s insanity verdict. The exchange ends with the remark that one cannot do business with an insane person.

Boston

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