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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1923

Page

5

Babies Compete for Iowa State Fair Baby Championship

At the Iowa State Fair eight hundred babies are weighed measured and examined by a team led by Mrs S E Lincoln and Dr Dc A Stewart as they vie for the state’s baby championship. Mothers seek proof of excellence in child care and learn about feeding sleep and health practices amid nurse and physician supervision.

Des Moines Iowa S. E. Lincoln Dc. A. Stewart University of Minnesota Lincoln Stewart Bab

Charcoal Eph Delivers Odd Philosophy of Giving

The passage features Charcoal Eph declaring he has little religion left and plans to contribute without changing a nickel, speaking moodily as he prepares to shout Amen to drown out the organ. This odd quip reflects a humorous, rustic voice and community setting.

Charcoal Eph

Local residents share visits and travel in Iowa and nearby states

Ja Haskins Aug 30 report notes Frank Ullrich and family traveling to Clinton and Chicago. Several families attend county fair at West Liberty and a chautauqua in the afternoon. Many relatives move, visit, and dine with neighbors in Mason City, Davenport, Hastings, and Excelsior Springs with plans to stay or return.

Haskins Frank Ullrich Cliton Chicago J. R. McCreedy West Liberty Ross Coulter St. Louis Arnet Mathers Burr Taylor Maxine Davenport J. C. Mathers Clara’ Fry Hastings Mason City Ill Geo. Brown Florence Andrew Martha Geo. Birney Eldridge Maxwell Near Cone Beulah Meredith E. J. Vaught Eldon Mr Boughton Godlove Riverside

Prince Kunt of Japan and the fishing miscue at Ritsurin Koen

The Ohio State Journal notes a humorous incident as Prince Kunt of Japan fishes at Ritsurin Koen. He loses a large fish twice and the provincial governor apologizes for the unfriendly response of the fish, highlighting etiquette among Orientals.

Prince Kunt Japan Ritsurin Koen Ohio State Journal

Indifference to Crime Faced by U S Public Urged Changes

Minneapolis report to the American Bar Association details a sharp rise in crime across the United States since 1910. It calls for a rewritten nationwide criminal code and a permanent commission to standardize procedures, with emphasis on public responsibility and swift, fair justice. Strong entities include the American Bar Association and Chief Justice Taft.

Minneapolis Minn United States American Bar Association States Union England France Taft Charles S. Whitman New York Marcus Kavanagh Charles W. Farnham Wade H. Ellis Annette Abbott Adams Nevada South Carolina Kentucky Rhode Island

Iowa Snakes Totals 25 Types with Only Two Harmful

Ames Aug 30 The Associated Press reports Iowa has about 25 native snake species with only two capable of harming people the prairie and timber rattlesnakes. Dr J E Duthrie says beneficial snakes like bullsnake fox snake milk snake king snake and blue racers help control pests and should be protected.

Associated Press Ames Lowa J. E. Duthrie Zoology Iowa State College Iowa

Snakes in the State Bullets and Habits

The bulletin notes snakes feed on fish and have varied birth: six to fifty young yearly. The bullenake may reach ten feet, while red-bellied and Virginia snakes are under ten inches. Snakes hibernate in coiled balls, sometimes twelve snakes sharing warmth for winter survival.

Bulletin

Journal Want Ads Offer Broad Selling Service

The Journal Want-Ads advertise a broad disposal service promising to sell or remove nearly any article a reader wishes to part with.

Journal

Ohio Woman Recommends Pinkham Vegetable Compound

Mrs. Apatrick of Route 3, Perrysburg Ohio, reports suffering pains in her sides for some time and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her after a neighbor suggested it. She urges other women with similar ailments to try the remedy and pass along the recommendation.

Ohio Lydia E. Pinkham

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