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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1918
Page
8
Forty trades and professions are named in the first 250 applications to the Zionist Organizations of America from individuals ready to depart for Palestine to aid the Jewish homeland. A special department collects this data with subunits for investment and other duties attached to the emigrant bureau.
A reader requests a dollar package of Canthrax for the hair a Mentholatum supply and a good hot water bottle. The sender notes a son in France asking for a specific pipe.
The Zionist Society of Engineers discusses the Palestinian resettlement plan focusing on the required physical studies and stresses the urgent need for Hebrew teachers as the Palestine school system undergoes reorganization.
The Bowman and Knepp partnership ends December 20 and will be succeeded by Bowman and Wilson. Those with accounts are urged to call and settle at once.
To close the Kiffie Twinam estate one offer for sale the house and lot on fast Main street Crawfordsville Bee Boyd Twinam Ex or W A Harper tfif
A friend quips Goethe knew Rome well upon his return. He replies he was there for seven seats, implying a period or cycle rather than deep study. The remark hints at a playful London period sense rather than a literal seven-year sojourn.
A fragment describes goods from Carshes and Atherta in Ceylon and Perla. It mentions diets and a diet supply from Hae turddele sourced from Sinwi, a noted mining district of the neien Egyptians.
A collage of storefront pitches and notices listing local businesses and services. Items include Fox and Dewey shoes, Crail's rugs, Butter fat price, Carl Comsb bios, Ciloves Mittens, Victor Heaters for Fords at Bickford's, and a plea for good corn. Local residents Lyda Hellam chiropractor and Mrs R S White shop and travel. West End Grocery offers 50 cent orders delivered due to Flu.
McNamara's advertises useful presents with Ford hood radiator covers and a 15¢ family loaf at Ideal Bakery. Local scenes include visits, arrivals and births, with Miller of Chicago announcing a seven pound son born December 4. Grabs on frames, tires, and farm supplies fill a small town page.
The Sonora phonograph won the highest award for tone quality at the Panama Pacific Exposition. The store showcases an excellent assortment of Columbia gramophones from 20 to 200 dollars and invites customers to make it their records headquarters with a large shipment of new selections.
Readable scraps describe a local notice or sign with unclear names and dates. The text hints at public posting or event details but specifics are missing.
A miscellany of small items includes advertising for Phonograph records at McNawmara s and fuel at Bickford s, daily bakery goods from Ideal Bakery, and clothing at West Side Clothiers. News items cover births, military training returns from Camp Zachary Taylor, and an upcoming frames advertisement from Graves Studio.
Public notices and gossip items mention Lemmon's Pharmacy advertising Sano for kidney and bladder relief, Lemmon’s and Graves Studio promotions, and local moves. Clarence Tripp and Reverend Alvin Godfrey pursue WWY M C A work in France while Iv A L Syverud shifts office plans from Iowa City to Davenport, staying with relatives.
The Tromans built vast networks of roads that linked conquered provinces to the empire. Roads sustained their expansive system by funneling goods from four quarters of the known world into Kone. Rome sent legionarios and pharlote to support the empire's reach.
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