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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1937
Page
8
A brief note declares the twenty first century will start on January 1 2001 and run through December 31 2100. It marks the new era with inclusive dates for the century.
Verna Schlepp testifies that Adlerika cleared her pimples and made her skin smooth and glowing. The Pioneer Drug Company and George L. McDaniel, druggist, promote Adlerika as a wash for both bowels and poisons that harm complexion.
Seth Peabody comments on government search for causes of high prices while Link Oakey campaigns against foreign relations, saying the nation already has many of them. The remark reflects local concern about economic strain and policy scrutiny.
The speaker notes that some men can persuade others with a fluent talking style. Uncle Eben observes this talent makes listeners hesitant to respond, highlighting the power of language to dominate a conversation.
The article quotes a school program featuring songs such as Water Boy Old Man River My Lord is too High I Know the Lord Will Get His Hands on Me My Songs Honey Deep River Wagon Wheels Cotton The piece muses on gift giving as a Christmas principle and asks if forgiveness fits the season.
Junior high held a Christmas program last Friday with eight homerooms and a hall filled with lighted trees. Students sang carols after period one and then returned to classrooms for exchanges of gifts limited to ten cents, under the direction of Miss Nash.
A reader reflects on preventive measures for Christmas thefts and scams. The piece suggests timely caution for shoppers, noting the proverb an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. The narrator hints at memory haunting those who commit artful thefts during the season.
Howard Little, a junior, reflects on three years in manual training and describes his rose petal urn, two powder boxes, and a lamp. The lamp features a cut out scene with wood grain showing when lit, using mahogany, walnut, and maple. A new copying and enlarging machine was added this year for pattern work.
In January 1938 term the District Court of Iowa for Washington County hears Edward Sullivan and Mayme Sullivan plaintiffs against Nathan Baker Thomas Baker Sarah Baker Joshua Marshal defendants in a civil action.
Plaintiffs seek to quiet and confirm fee simple title to Lots 3 and 4 in Leonard Smouse's addition to Fast Washington now City of Washington in Washington County Iowa. Defendants and unknown claimants may hold adverse rights, but such claims are denied. Respond by noon of the second day of the January 1938 term of the District Court.
Richmond Lodge No. 96 elected officers including W M Wooder S W and treasurer V Beck at a meeting in Kalona on December 20. A Washington County sale in Court of Washington Town drew a large crowd. farm stock prices were reported along with local births and visits, while community notices mention holiday events and school vacation schedules.
A first century Roman bath bearing a commemorative moor states the foundation stone was laid by Emperor Casigula. The display, shown in Plombieres, France, dates from roughly 37 to 41 AD during his reign. The bath rests on cement-like bedding and is lined with polished stone.
A reflective note on friendship explaining that friends pull out the best in us and encourage personal growth through supportive, uplifting presence.
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