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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1928
Page
6
Hazel Quam and Marie Myers of Wapelio were guests of Myrtle Macon over the weekend, sharing time and conversation in a informal visit.
Washington reports Mrs Georgs A Pauls, who has been critically ill since Saturday, is much improved today.
The Washington Chapter No 980 announces a meeting on Thursday evening in December at eight oclock with balloting and election of officers to be held.
The article notes Universal filming a large scale adaptation of Uncle Tom's Cabin with major plans by manager Sebesia and a vast production route spanning 26 000 miles. Director Pollard oversees a large cast including Billie Dove and Donald Reed while First National builds extensive sets at Burbank studios and a real ship is used for long shots.
The method describes making crepe effects by alternating a right and left hand highly twisted thread in the warp and filling with a lightly twisted tram. After weaving, the xs is boiled off and dyed, causing puckering as the alternately twisted threads interact.
A compact reflection on willful blindness, quoting Keith, noting how closing eyes and resisting truth with a hardened heart makes recognizing reality difficult. The text critiques moral clarity and the ease of ignoring evident facts when inconvenient.
A Nebraska mother recalls her infant’s constipation kept the family awake. After giving Castoria per doctor advice, the baby’s stomach and bowels improved and the child rested better. the Fletcher signature is cited as proof of Castoria’s harmlessness for babies and children.
Birney announces a sale event featuring planties for buyers. The notice indicates availability of planties during the local sale, inviting attendees to participate and purchase.
McLain, full back once barred from varsity, plans to turn pro next year. He weighs options between Olympi Francisco and a professional team. McLain said he might join coach Dick Hanley's eastern eleven for the east-west game in December. He has played two years at Haskell and one at another college, spending weeks on a vision. Local notices include community events at Washington Cleaners and Valley Ladies Aid.
Burial services for John A. Me All who died August 8 1928 were held yesterday afternoon at 2 30 at Ben Grove cemetery. The Knights of Pythias with B C Carris John Wings and Owen Grecian officiated and had full charge of the program. Dr Rasmond pastor of the de a gave the benediction.
Washington December 10 resolution expressing the desire of the Inter American Conference that the republics of Bolivia and Paraguay may arrange their difficulties peacefully and in a spirit of justice was adopted unanimously by the conference at its opening session today.
The al py Washington lodge No 26 AF and AM elected officers Friday evening with AR T J master M A Hunter senior Harry Ward junior ware George fleets Pease warde Jaen Arthur Ward secretary McDaniel treasurer and other officers noted as apprentices. A conference of legislators cited in radio legislation was held Friday by the State Commerce committee chair to address the current situation.
Second Flapper says he is a stable boy who uses muscle to rub down the horses. The remark frames a quirky dynamic on the team with a touche of barnyard humor.
Mrs J W Smith of St Lon visits daughter Mrs Armour Griggs and son Bamford Van Dyke in Washington. Howard Fres waters announce birth of a daughter Mary Jean at county hospital weighing pounds. Mrs George Sands Cedar Rapids travels via Washington after weekend in Ainsworth visiting Mr and Mrs George Carson. Mrs M L Oraig visits sons BE L and E Orvis in Pastfield. Mary Roberts returns to Town City after weekend with parental Carl Roberts. Baby girl born Thanksgiving morning at county hospital weighing pounds.
Salt is indispensable beyond flavor, serving to preserve foods and act as an antiseptic. Found even in blood, salt supports the body's health and well being. without it, the human race would likely perish.
Dr. A. Boice is home after attending the fourteenth annual America Radiological Society convention at the Drake Hotel in Chicago. Wayne Weaver and Lyle Sehulre return from six months traveling the western states including Idaho Washington and California. Mr and Mrs Mert King hosted a Sunday visit with the Weenies in Fairfield.
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