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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1923

Page

8

Local Society Notes and Farm Sale Ad

Local residents, including Mrs Perry Hayes and Mary Boileau, are mentioned returning from visits in Davenport Washington and Haskins. Clara Ruth Shutter of Morning Sun and others travel to Washington. Frank Friese Kalona Iowa advertises 40 head of Spotted Poland China bred sows to be sold Thursday Feb 15.

Clara Ruth Shutter Washington Frank Friese Kalona Iowa Poland

Local notices and ads from Washington area shop talk

Incubator price at Bruns Seed Store 4.85. Ara Davis of Wyman in Washington. Mrs Roy Mallory visiting Davenport. Lemmon's Jewelry offer set rings one fourth off. Egg prices 3.00 to 5.00 per hundred. Ford Coupe to Geil sale Friday the 9th. Bontager of Kalona in Washington on business. Cranberries can now at 12 1 2 cents per lb. Miss Fannie Iben touring Cone Wayland Mount Pleasant. Harness oil and repair at Too man Harness. Luxor silver at Stephen Jewelry. Mrs Ralph Moothart ill. Miss Nellie Loder visiting Fairfield Mt. Pleasant Wayland. Dr E B Stutsman to Albert Lee Minn return Monday. C W Geil sale good furniture autos. J H Weston trip to Havre. Set rings sale at Lemmon's. Miss Edna Bridges to Sioux City Chicago for spring buying. Mrs Charles Benz visiting Fairfield. Mi O Na stomach tablets at Lemmon's Pharmacy. Mrs L C Horning and Rex return to Richland. Brown's Auto Painting Dept open. John and Emma Hughes wed yesterday near Columbus Junction.

Walker Funeral Friday Afternoon

Funeral services for Samuel A. Walker will be held Friday at two o'clock at the United Presbyterian Church of Ainsworth. Born in Ireland, he lived in Ainsworth forty years and served in the Civil War. He is survived by his two children, grandchildren, and a recent widow.

Samuel A. Walker Ainsworth United Presbyterian Church of D. M. Davis Walker Washington Antrim Ireland Joseph Sarah (Taggart) Walker America Mercer County Pennsylvania Infantry Rose Nutt Jas. M. Walker Margaret Crozier Waterloo

Iowa Legion Men Meet in Cedar Rapids

Delegates from five congressional districts arrive for the annual convention of the 40 and 8 organization of former service men in Cedar Rapids Iowa. About five hundred delegates are expected and most of the day will focus on business with a low brow entertainment featuring far eastern refreshments planned for tonight.

Associated Press Cedar Rapids

War Probable as Smyrna Crisis Deepens

Paris press warns war likely over Smyrna as Turkish demands for withdrawal of Allied warships persist unless concessions are made. The Associated Press reports Paris editors view the crisis as highly tense and potentially explosive.

Associated Press Paris Smyrna

Rohm Appears in Chicago Court Today

Certus C. Rohm, arrested in Los Angeles, indicted with Fred Lundin and twenty two others for conspiracy to defraud the Chicago school board of a million dollars, appeared in criminal court this morning. He posted bonds of ten thousand dollars and was released.

Associated Press Chicago Certus C. Rohm Los Angeles Fred Lundin Thompson

How Small Leaks Grow in Coffee Waste

From the Waldorf Window the piece cites coffee loss in a restaurant chain: two quarts a day across 94 stores becomes 68 620 quarts yearly, 343 100 cupfuls, worth 17 155 dollars at 5 cents a cup, highlighting small waste amounts.

Stone idols linked to cliff-dweller ceremonies in Colorado

Archaeologists report that prehistoric cliff-dwellers in Colorado used stone idols in their religious ceremonies. The find sheds new light on ritual practices and cultural life in ancient settlements along canyon walls.

Colorado

Tinplate Industry Origins and Early Britain

Tinplate production began in Great Britain in 1670, establishing the early craft of tinning iron and marking the origin of the tinplate industry in the sixteenth century.

Great Britain

Shoe soles wear thin and tape offers help

A note on extending shoe life suggests applying adhesive tape to the inside of the shoe before resoling. The tip aims to reinforce thin areas and delay costly repairs.

All Married in One Day in Vlougnastel

In Vlougnastel, Brit tany, a stall town, the weddings of the year are celebrated on one day. Sometimes as many as 40 bridal couples marry simultaneously at the altar.

Vlougnastel Brittany

Unwritten Law Plays No Part in This Murder Trial

In a courtroom scene from 1923, Mrs. Ellice is accused of killing her husband in cold blood amid debate over the unwritten law. Jurors dismiss the old code, the defense cites a mythical twin sister, and the jury ultimately finds Madge Ellice not guilty as the judge maintains the law must prevail.

Atte

Defense Counsel Narrowly Escapes Disaster at Trial

The defending counsel relaxed after a near miss that spared his career while the prosecuting attorney acknowledged the outcome. The judge showed a calm, somewhat concealed anxiety as spectators heard the verdict. Mrs. Ellice revived from a swoon and greeted the jurors.

Dieaster

Roads of Ancient Egypt Preserved as Early Pavement Example

The article cites explorers unearthing ancient Egyptian roads and quotes Dr. Fisher of the University of Pennsylvania on construction methods. It notes a layered process with leveled right of way, packed large stones, progressively smaller layers, and a final smooth surface likely pounded by hand.

Egypt Doctor Fisher University of Pennsylvania Charles Pierce Burton Harper's Magazine

Australia Leads in Churches Population Density

Australia has the highest rate of churches per capita, with a larger proportion of churches relative to its population than any other country. The finding highlights the country’s strong religious infrastructure and historical church presence.

Australia

Not Easy to Assimilate

The editorial notes that much of the gratuitous food for thought offered is indigestible and difficult to absorb, reflecting the blade’s critical view of modern discourse.

Better to Hear Than to Speak

A reflective line on the value of listening over speaking, warning that speech can wield immense power for good and harm in the world. It emphasizes restraint and careful use of words as a moral guide.

Raleigh

Unsinkable Catamaran Stays Afloat Off Indian Coast

Three logs lashed together form the famed catamaran used offshore India. The craft reputedly unsinkable, its navigators brace surf and storm on the sea.

India

Last of Human Fur Coats Outlasted by Ice Age Hairs

The article discusses hair as the remaining vestiges of the warm fur coats animals developed during the Ice Age. It frames human body hair as a dwindling remnant of ancient need for insulation.

Phrase on Focus: One Task vs Many Errands

Aphorism emphasizes commitment to a single calling over splitting efforts among many pursuits. It contrasts concentrated purpose with scattered dabbling, urging dedication to a core objective.

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