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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1919

Page

5

Health Crusade urged by Iowa leaders to schoolchildren

Governor Harding through the Iowa Tuberculosis Association appeals to Iowa children parents and teachers to join the Modern Health Crusade urging health habit formation and cooperation. He hopes Iowa school children win the nine National Pennants for best Health Crusade showing from Feb 9 to May 24.

Des Moines W. L. Harding Iowa Tuberculosis Association Modern Health Crusade Iowa American Red Cross National Tuberculosis Association

Foley Kidney Pills Highlighted by Otsega Reader

Mrs D F Tryer of Franklin Ave Otsega recommends Foley Kidney Pills to kidney sufferers noting relief from backache sore muscles and bladder ailments. Sold at Lemmon's Pharmacy in Otsega.

Doubles of Nicholas II Spread Quiet War Prophecy

A Paris Journal report, echoed in German press, claims nearly a score of Nicholas II doubles have appeared in Russia since the czar’s execution. They allege escape by a miracle and preach a holy war against the Soviet government. A leader near Nizhni Novgorod has drawn about 160 priests, spreading belief that the Romanoff line will be restored, with a 100000 ruble bounty placed on him dead or alive.

New York Nicholas 11 Russia Paris Nicholas II Bolshevisk Nizhni Novgorod Central Soviet

Bull in Bank Causes Stir in New York Deposit Scene

A 2600 pound Hereford bull arrived at the Chemical National Bank in downtown New York in a bizarre transaction tied to Edmund H. Taylor Jr. The four year old bull, shipped from England via Major Stewart Robinson, prompted questions about handling such deposits and the role of a bank teller in an unusual exchange.

New York Chemical National Bank His Majesty Edmund H. Taylor, Jr Hereford Farms Woodford County Maj Stewart Robinson Lynhates Herefordsshire England Transac

New Perpetual Calendar Proposed by Rev Hames

Daylight saving gains support and Rev Hames proposes a thirteen month year with twenty eight days each and a holiday month between June and July. Prominent backers include Senator Calder President Wilson and other leaders. calendar aims for constant dates and a clergy diary each year.

New York Herbert Percy Hames Calder Wilson Roosevelt Ben Lindsay Nichols Califonia Manning Trinity Church Julius Caesar Hames

Paved County Roads Debate Draws Henry and Wayne Leaders

A public debate on paved county roads is set for Saturday February 8 at the Mt Pleasant auditorium. John Abraham advocate from Henry county Senator Lindley from Winfield and Hon J L Nicola from Morning Sun will argue the issue. The meeting opens at 1 PM and invites all interested residents to attend.

MT. Pleasant John Abraham Henry County Lindley Winfield J. Ll. Niccola Morning Sun

Untitled Pregnant Nerves Relief Ad Promotes Mother's Friend

A vintage advertisement touts Mother's Friend as a time honored remedy for expectant mothers. It claims reduced nausea nervousness and distress during pregnancy and describes a calm graceful outcome for both mother and child. The ad directs readers to write Braddield Apalace Company in Atlanta Georgia for a Motherhood Book and to obtain the remedy from a druggist.

Braddeldi Apalaice Company Dept. K Lamer Puldles Atlante Georgia Valus

Sloan's Liniment Promised to Relieve Aches Fast

The ad touts Sloan's Liniment as a counter irritant for neuralgia lumbago sciatica and other pains. It claims the warming application draws blood away from inflamed areas relieves swelling and soothes nerves without staining the skin. Generous size bottles are available.

Sloan

Taft urges relief drive for Armenians in Near East

William Howard Taft endorses the American Committee for Armenian and Syrian Relief campaign seeking 30 million dollars for immediate aid and rehabilitation of Armenians and other starving peoples of Western Asia. He cites massacres and deportations as war tragedies and urges global philanthropy to supplement delayed government relief. The committee pledges to use funds effectively to save lives.

William Hioward Taft American Committee For Relief In Near East Western Asia Mr. Taft Turkey Ottoman Empire Mesopotamia Syria Armenian Committee For Europe Asia American Committee For

State capital grounds costs exceed one million dollars

Des Moines February 1 The State executive council reports to the senate on capital extension expenditures and receipts. Total spent on grounds and homes under the capitol extension act is 1 172 606 10 with improvements at 461 17% and cash on hand at 52 571 74. Property remains to be purchased valued at 74 500 including church property 45 090. No state indebtedness except contracts for grading sidewalks and light standards totaling about 8 600. Receipts from special capital extension tax amount to 1 442 081 49. Major items include paving 118 846 viaduct 74 812 34 grading 83 483 30 administration 14 244 07 and lighting 14 520 17.

Des Moines State Executive Council Senate of the Senate Capitol Extension Fund Ninth and Executive Council Capitol Extension

Foley's Honey and Tar Ad Endorsed by Consumer

A testimonial from W. L. Anglin of Antioch La credits Foley's Honey and Tar with curing colds croup and coughs for 15 years. The ad from Lemmon's Pharmacy promotes the product as the best family remedy.

A. H. McDaniel Linsdale W. Va Foley Lemmon Advt W. L. Anglin Antioch

Long Siege of the Neck and Lungs

A humorous comparison contrasts the giraffe’s long neck with an ostrich’s rheumatic lungs, highlighting the imagined hardships of each creature in a playful, imaginative voice.

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