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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1918

Page

3

County Adopts First Day Fourth Liberty Loan Drive

About 150 Liberty Loan workers from all corners of Washington County met at the old Methodist Church to plan the first day subscription drive for the fourth Liberty Loan. The county will base quotas on net worth, with subscriptions handled by canvassing committees at voting places and banks involved later. J L Edwards praised Iowa’s third loan success and urged strong county effort to over subscribe, noting 340,226 acres of farmland and a population mix of 11,417 rural and 8,527 town residents.

Old Methodist Marsh W. Bailey Liberty Loan Committee Washington County Washington Edward Iowa Edwards Chicago Bailey Liberty Boards France 28Th Evening Journal Camp Dodge Gvernment

Details of Mrs. Mable Sullivan’s Death

Mrs Mable Sullivan died last month at age 39 after a tumor operation in Milwaukee. Survived by husband Thomas Schilling and a five year old son and eight month old daughter in Milwaukee, plus her father, stepmother, and half brother in Washington. Funeral was held Saturday at 10:30 am with interment in Milwaukee. family once lived in Chicago.

Thos. Schilling Milwaukee Thos, Schilling Palmer Chicago

Four Hundred Twenty-Two Students Commissioned at Camp Dodge

Four hundred and twenty-two students of the fourth officers training school at Camp Dodge have been commissioned second lieutenants. Twenty-five have been ordered to Camp Kunstion.

Des Moines Camp Dodge Camp Kunstion

Giving the Lie in Georgia Chief Justice Hill Quotation

A Georgia Supreme Court justice, in Rumsey v Bullard, asserts that calling a person a liar in Georgia tends to provoke disorder and fights, noting judges’ belief that such insults usually lead to breach of the peace despite rare exceptions.

Georgia Justice Hill Supreme Court of Georgia Rumsey Bullard

Hard Part of the Gane

Quote attributed to Doctor Walton about the challenge of enduring disliked circumstances, framed as a reflection on philosophy. The remark contrasts simple tolerance with the tougher duty of sustaining what one dislikes.

Doctor Walton

Final Plans for Washington Labor Day Celebration

Arrangements for a large patriotic Labor Day event in Washington on Monday are underway led by Silas Ross. The day includes a morning parade at 11 and continuous activities with entertainment, bands, and a major baseball game between Riverside and Cedar Rapids. An estimated 1500 to 10000 attendees are expected with labor tickets distributed for Graham theatre performances.

Washington Silas Ross Brighton Columbus Junction Keota Wellman Kalona Riverside Graham Theatre Graham Cedar Rapids

Dems Nominate Ford in Michigan Primary Returns

Detroit August 28 nine of forty one St Clair county precincts report Republican Newberry 403 Ford 167 Simpson 22 Osborn 92 Democratic Ford 383 Helme 9. Early totals show Ford trailing in cities with rural areas backing Newberry and Osborn for second. overall turnout below 200000.

Detroit Mich St. Clair County Newberry Ford Simpson Osborn Helme Ten O'Cole Charles

London Bus Girl Reports First Accident

A girl running a London bus filed her first report under Accidents noting she bumped into an old gentleman. In Remarks she described the incident as Simply awful.

London

Lady Ampthill Honored War Worker and Council Member

Lady Ampthill is a member of the council and executive committee of the British Red Cross society and a leader in the joint women's voluntary aid department. She is recognized as one of the best women in England and is actively engaged in war work.

Aiypihill Taely In-wiithis Qhreon Migry British Med Cross Society Wogland

County drafts 53 men to Camp Dodge September 5

The county draft board received the September quota of 53 men for Washington county to be sent to Camp Dodge. They will depart on the Rock Island at 9 40 am Thursday and reach Des Moines at 3 pm. The train will carry 498 men from six counties. The board previews exemptions and tests for work or fight rulings with several test cases. Two limited service men from Crawfordsville depart tomorrow.

Mr. Bailey J. L. Howards Burlington Merchant's National Bank Tha City Iie Washington Washington County Dodge Rock Island Des Moines Lee van Buren Wapello Keokuk Mahuska District Board Camp Dodge Crawfordsville Camp Funston Cloyee Liersey Rock Island Railway Horsey Howard Kotle Wellston

Flying Grasshoppers Drift 12000 Miles From Africa

A flying grasshopper captured at sea 12,000 miles from the African coast was found on the deck of a Norwegian vessel. The insect, part of a large swarm observed in that region, illustrates the grasshopper species capability to travel great distances.

Bureau of Entomology

Shovel Fish of South America Dazzles Fisher in Claim

A New York Register reader quotes a traveler praising the shovel fish of South America for its unique shovel shaped snout and behavior. The teller describes the fish as highly accommodating, noting it will jump onto the bank and dig for bait to aid catching it.

South America New Yaven Register

Scott Reveals Waverley Authorship at Dinner

The Waverley novels began with Waverley in 1814 published anonymously and followed by others until 1827 when Sir Walter Scott admitted authorship at a public dinner.

Scott

Sidney Smith Earns Spot on Iowa Rifle Team

Sidney S. Smith was named to the Iowa state rifle team of sixteen for the national matches at Camp Perry Ohio September 1 to 21. He scored 224 of 250 at Cedar Rapids August 18, placing him among the state’s top shots. The roster lists H W Sellers M A Fawcett E Bootes C Kennedy E R Stotts W A Holland J R Zigler I G Simms T H Winfrey and others.

Sidney S. Smith Iowa Camp Perry Ohio Smith Cedar Rapids H. W. Sellers Ottumwa M. A. Fawcett D. Monahan Stuart DPD E. Bootes Guthrie Center C. Kennedy E. R. Stotts Des Moines D. W. Price Iowa City T. H. Winfrey C. FE Hampton Mt. Pleasant H. Pant W. Scott Nevada E. E. Stanley Capt

Blanching Keeps Flavor and Color in Dried Vegetables

The article explains blanching vegetables before drying to halt enzymes that convert sugar to starch and cause toughening. It highlights peas, corn, and string beans where blanching preserves sweetness, color, and texture by briefly boiling before drying.

Proper Drying Techniques For Vegetables And Fruits

The guide explains blanching before slicing to preserve nutrients and flavor. It outlines tests for dryness: brittle vegetables, leathery fruits, squeezing tests for fruit, and berries that stick yet do not crush. It warns against over drying raspberries and notes drying fruits should be cooked in the soaking water to prevent nutrient loss.

Catching Game Fish Raises Tuna to Legendary Status

Article extols big game fishing and the tuna as a premier sport prize. It notes tunas commonly reach 200 pounds and can fight fiercely, with hooked fish sometimes towing boats for hours before breaking free.

Shackling the Temper in the Prize Ring

An essay asserts temper control strengthens a fighter and weakens an opponent. It cites proverbs and the idea that patience outdoes strength, arguing the temper’s domination harms a boxer and that restraint proves superior in sport and life.

Bravery Citation for Sergt Major J H Quick Ties Marines to Pershing

Sergt Major John Henry Quick of the United States Marines is cited for bravery by General Pershing. He volunteered to move ammunition through a gunfire swept road to Bour esche, aiding a critical situation. Quick previously earned the Congressional Medal of Honor for bravery at Cuzco Cuba in 1808.

John Henry Quick United States Marines General Pershing Bouresche Quick Cuzco Cuba

Food Value of Peanut Across Diets

The peanut is a substantial food with six ounces of shelled peanuts equating to 2.3 ounces of steak 5 ounces codfish 1 ounce rice 2.2 ounces rye bread 85.5 ounces spinach 5.6 ounces apples or six ounces bacon. It is rich in fat and contains important minerals such as phosphorus lime sulfur and wow.

The Dower The Sultor

A dialogue exchange features a Sultan asking a bride what her father will settle on the husband. The daughter replies that the entire family will be settled upon him, implying a sweeping dowry.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Yester Liberty Loan Cenfer J. L. Edwards Edwards Speaks Deatil Mrs. Male Sullivan Democrats Truman H. Newberry United States Waco Tex Camp MacArthur Crowder Porto Rico Lady Ampthill U. S Warren Cash Grocery War Department J. M. Lytle George Kose Seme Fich Long H'olden Sidney Smith Eldridge Battery Co. Gatt Eldridge Battery Co Laqu Care Journal Frank Flaherty North Marton Avenue Iowa Gas & Electric Co Gole Iowa Avenue Call I. K. Beal Shropshire Bucks C. A. Ruebsam H. P Ilda Long Black F. & M. St Bank Win Smouse Journal M. E. Booth New York Cook's Bakery Mason Tire Casino Rim al Roe Harper & Gardner J. H. Quick
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