Not in Bull's Class
Peter walks his bulldog when a small white poodle barks at the gate. The bulldog bristles and growls, seeming ready to attack the toy. Peter calms the dogs and tells his to ignore the little dog.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1919
Page
8
Peter walks his bulldog when a small white poodle barks at the gate. The bulldog bristles and growls, seeming ready to attack the toy. Peter calms the dogs and tells his to ignore the little dog.
A regular meeting of Washington Lodge No. 26 A F and A M is scheduled for Friday evening December 5 at 7 30. Petitions will be received and balloted upon and the annual officers election for the coming year will be held. After the meeting a musical concert will be given and a luncheon will follow. L D Langworthy W M.
Notice to Farmers Union announces the Stockholders Annual meeting of the Farmers Union Exchange on December 9 1919 at Woodman Hall at 10 oclock a m all stockholders and Farmers Union members urged to attend by order of the Board
Nita Belle McKoon, authorized representative, advertises magazine subscriptions with embs arranged and prices available. Readers can call 50 Red and IT will call or write in care of Journal, Washington Iowa.
Various short items note social visits and business ads including Mrs. Frank Randall visiting her mother in Sigourney, Miss Fay Welliever visiting her sister, and Mrs. D. S. Chambers returning to Ipava. Also listed are tire and clothing ads, photo sittings deadline, and church services at West Chester.
Jud Tunking argues that everyone should own a car so they can leave it at home and ride with neighbors as a civic minded convenience in a Washington Star column.
It is difficult to keep Arabian troops supplied with effective firearms due to a religious objection to grease and to cleaning rifles.
An assortment of ads promotes hosiery in silk, lisle, and cotton blends at Klein Klothing Ko, financing through The Dempsey Real Estate Co, and Eldridge Battery Company offering winter tire care and Gates Tested Tubes for reliability in cold weather.
A compact reflection on nature and humanity contrasting beauty in wildlife with ugliness among people. The author argues that savagery appears gracious outside civilization and criticizes eugenic ideals as potentially lowering humanity below decent savagery, urging caution about their influence.
The passage estimates the number of speakers for several languages worldwide. English 140 million plus, French 51 million, German 5 million, Italian 85 million, Spanish 42 million, Portuguese 15 million, and Russian 75 million.
A testimonial from a mother and daughter claim Meyers Wonderful Remedy cured stomach and liver trouble and bloating. The ad asserts the medicine removes catarrhal mucus and inflammation in the digestive tract and offers a money back guarantee. Lemmon's Pharmacy is cited as a retailer.
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