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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1919

Page

4

We Need That Navy to Protect Global Interests

In a vision of extending American influence Europe’s turmoil prompts calls for a large navy and army. The speaker argues the United States must be ready to police the world, defend colonial domains, and enforce peace with firm action and timely discipline.

Europe Bosphorus Constantinople Dardanelles England Russia France Italy United States

Rippling Rhymes on Saving and Spending for Heirs and Lawers

A verse lament on frugality and its sting. Farmers Jones, burdened by debt, saves for winter while his heirs and lawyers profit after his death. The poem contrasts thrift with living, praising those who spend for joy while warning of empty legacies and doomed bones.

Parry Jones Elysian

Sadie the floor shows queen in Buckingham tale

London reports Sadie the black maid of Mrs. Wilson visiting Buckingham Palace. Sadie bowed on entering the Royal presence, marveled at Windsor Castle’s gold service, and boasted Americans have even more gold at the White House. She plans to add many small trays with silver cups at the White House.

London Mrs. Wilson Buckingham Palace Sadie Queen Mary Wilndsor Castle America White House Palace White House

Groundhog Bill Poses Odd Iowa Dilemma

Clipped comment mocks calls for a League of Nations type agreement and a public campaign to persuade candidates. It notes a conference proposal with peace delegates at Princess Islands and parodies groundhog timing as a curb on shadow sightings.

Princess Islands Sioux City Journal Commonwealth of Iowa Marshalltown Times- Republican

Cigarrette habit pushed on soldiers during war era

Keota Eagle notes consis tency and blame the cigaret push on soldiers during wartime. The piece claims a large postwar rise in smokers and says bills in state legislatures like Iowa aim to restrict or end smoking among veterans, arguing about public approval and tobacco industry influence.

Iowa United States Tobacco Trust Cigaret Trust Keota Eagle

The Albatross Lifelong at Sea and Nesting Islands

The albatross spends almost its life at sea except for brief nesting periods. It soars without obvious wing strokes and seemingly needs little impetus. Nesting occurs early in the year on isolated islands like the Crozet or Tristan da Cunha in the Indian and Atlantic Oceans.

Crozettelands Indian Eon Tristan da Concha South Atlantic Ocean

Wilson Rebuffs University of Salamines on Society of Nations

President Wilson replies to a February message from the University of Salamines explaining he cannot entertain participation in a conference on a society of nations. He and his colleagues find it difficult to indicate conditions under which such participation could be accomplished.

Madrid University of

Hunter's Secret of Success

An Australian hunter uses intimate environmental knowledge to track game. He imitates pelican cries to decoy birds and dives to catch ducks while observing animal signs to locate opossums, snakes, and bee honey, showing keen powers of observation.

No Extension of Time for Income Returns Declared by Treasury

Secretary Glass announces no extension of the March 1 deadline for income and profits tax returns. In another item, Switzerland has secured space to import 20,000 bales of American cotton under the rationing agreement between Swiss and U.S. governments.

The Treasury Secretary Glass Washington Ming Gass Silat Switzerland

Daily Thought on Studious Converse with Mighty Dead

A compact reflection on sitting to contemplate and hold high discourse with historically eminent figures. The speaker emphasizes reverence, study, and quiet contemplation as pathways to intellectual connection with the past.

Daily Thought Studious

Water pressure per square inch at various fathoms

The text lists water pressure per square inch at different fathoms: 0 fathoms 12.40 psi, 0 VW fathoms 25.908 psi, 1 fathom 88.97 psi, and 20 fathoms 51.96 psi, noting pressure increases with depth.

Cigar Boxes Made Mainly From Red Cedar

Cigar boxes are chiefly made from red cedar sourced from central America Mexico and the West ladies.

Central America Mexico West Ladies

Packers Admit Political Work by Swift & Co and Campaign Contributions

Counsel for Swift & Co admitted the company contributed to campaign funds for Rep Rodenburg of Illinois and Rep Taggart of Kansas in 1912. Henry Veeder testified these were the only known cases of such contributions, and letters mentioned assurances of no prosecutions in Pennsylvania politics.

Washington Swift & Co Rodenburg Ilsis Taggart Kansas Henry Veeder Penneil T. Heney Svete Nericulture Committee Veeder Weney Veeders Alfred R Pennsyylvania W. A. Glasgow Food Administration Comerce Contiittee Matnord Lasaier Livestock and Markets Vision The Hoover Vreestock Leasator Bey Toover

Jury Deadlocks in Horrabin Conspiracy Case

A Des Moines jury deadlocked 9 to 3 for acquittal in the James Horrabin conspiracy case and was discharged by District Judge J B Meyer after deliberating since Wednesday afternoon. Jurors said their discussions yielded no agreement on a verdict.

Des Moines James Horrabin J. B. Meyer

Jury Deliberations Tip Nine Acquit Four Back Guilty

Court notes nine jurors favored acquittal from the start while three held out for a guilty verdict. The panel weighed evidence as it neared a decision on the trial.

Dead Civilizations and Their Silent Tombs

The Christian Herald notes that many civilizations rivaling ours in splendor have vanished without a tombstone or trace. It reflects on human grandeur and the shadows that endure over lost cultures, underscoring no lasting marker for the dead.

Christian Herald

New Electric Light Spectacles Improve Vision

A new spectacle design uses an electric light either between the eyes or around the rim to cast a clear shadowless illumination on the object viewed. The eye is shaded from direct lamp rays for comfort.

Small Things Once Precious in Tudor and Stuart Tales

The text notes how small items like a needle in Henry VIII's era and gloves under Queen Elizabeth were deemed precious or fitting gifts. It mentions Henry II of France as frugal yet extravagant in one judged act, with memoirs recounting his use of many handkerchiefs during a cold.

Henry VIII Elizabeth Henry TV France Sally

Evenings in Boy Life: Bobby’s Chicken Dress Gaffe

A humorous line from Boy's Life shows Bobby telling his mother about a cook who started to undress the chicken after being told to dress it. The remark captures light domestic humor.

Bobby

Railway Time Table Arrives Departs

London and Washington Branch schedules show local passenger trains No 450 439 429 449 429 440 450 and freight Nos 836 825 with daily service except Sundays. Times span morning to evening with departures at 9 40 am 6 30 pm 9 40 am and 6 15 pm. Agent H W Kussel notes all trains run daily except Sunday.

Washington B&q H. W. Kussel

Peculiar Bread From Moss Grows Along Columbia River

The fundians along the Columbia river make a bread from moss that grows on spruce fir trees. They prepare the moss by soaking and fermenting, roll it into large balls, and bake them in pits.

Columbia River

MusteroIe Quick Relief Ointment Ad Fronting No Blister

An ad touts Musterole as a clean white mustard oil ointment that relieves chest pains bronchitis neuralgia and rheumatic discomfort without blistering. Doctors and nurses endorse it. prices range from 80 cents to 2.59 for hospital size.

Train timetable snippet shows corrected dates and departures

The notice lists corrected December 8 1918 timetable details for westbound No 25 passenger trains and No 3 passenger 9 10 am schedules with midday times and limits. It also notes No 91 departures on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday and pastbound limits with morning and evening times.

Lim

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