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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1930
Page
4
The article argues heart health depends on treating underlying issues not just the heart. It stresses addressing infections such as dental sources, emotional disturbances, and overall body condition. It notes resting the heart while treating causes and warns against neglecting systemic factors like digestion and exercise.
The piece argues reducing heart workload by removing causes of rapid or irregular beating is better than drugs. It links the idea to other organs, critiques overreliance on authorities, notes 1930 wind trends, and adds snips of contemporary quips about weather, labor, and social behavior.
The piece muses on buying inspiration per pound like cheese or nails and notes spring cheer. Uncle Bruce Cowden criticizes our orthography and too many capital letters, leaving the matter to readers’ judgment.
The piece notes John A. Babcock from Chicago’s stock yards as a guest in Southern California who signs as U. S. Yards and is mistaken for an admiral by hotel staff. Anecdotes describe the staff treating him with admiring service after they compare him to Admiral Stitz, while Babcock accepts the mix up.
Daily lesson presents usage tips for common errors and introduces the word derisive defined as expressing ridicule or scorn. Example text notes derisive eyes of people around her. The piece emphasizes vocabulary growth and proper pronunciation and usage.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Pepper moved from their farm southeast of town to the Jade Dickinson property in Rubio. The Raymond Steinbeck family is quarantined for scarlet fever. Miss Ardith Luithly returned to Richland from Ottumwa hospital. Geo Bond of Kansas holds revival at Hopewell church. Mrs Vic Oswald is in Ottumwa hospital for an operation. The Rickenhagen daughter is improving. Morris Moon of Chicago visited Rev Arthur Moon. R H Morgan rents the former Krewson farm west of Rubio. Clarence Pringle rents the Rufus McCracken farm south of town. McCracken sells livestock and farm equipment Friday. Martin Waters in serious condition in Ontario, California. L B Hanan family visited the Art Kyte home. Corn prices drop with lots at 75 cents and some under 80 cents a bushel at public sales. Mrs P B Johnson visiting Richland. Linton Johnson family at Ernest Johnson home. Mrs C B Morgan on sick list. Oversight meeting at Friends church in Richland. John Lindauer and family visited O B Morgan. A New Sharon family plans to move to the W Maakstad place March first. Maakstad is Mahaska county agent.
Keota reports the Women's Relief Corps will hold its annual dinner at the hall on Thursday February 20 starting 11 30. The item also notes the sudden death of Mrs Bermel after her husband John Bermal, a funeral was held Friday and burial beside her husband. Two smallpox quarantines are in effect for Wendel Baker and S A Samp Stephens. A F Schreckengast resumes his assessor rounds and Sigourney hosts the basketball sub tournament.
A social and business meeting of the ladies aid society is set for Friday afternoon at 2 30 in the social hall of the M E church. Unit No 2 will lead the program and provide refreshments.
Mrs. E. W. Spessard reports weekend visit at Eldon with daughter Enid Moore and family. Mrs. Eliza Hayden returns home after extended visits at Des Moines and Omaha. Mrs. W. H. Anderson learns niece Dell suffered a stroke. Dell was a former resident now in Sweet Parks after moving to Tacoma. Laura Chambers returns from Des Moines stay with son Clint and family. Old school building demolition nears completion with debris cleanup ahead. J. A. Chambers home improvements lead to planned move from Cedar Rapids and Columbus.
Abe Martin Nelse Plummer and kin died of starvation in their car on the way to the Bloom Center auto show. Bandit Stew Nugent, on parole to visit his mother, remarks the jail is crowded and a saw is unavailable.
The note mentions welcoming old neighbors back to the village and a roll call related to the Life of George Washington. The Art department's evening event is postponed from Tuesday Feb 18 to a later date.
Ethel Grecian, announcing as a Republican, seeks a second term as County Auditor in Washington County. The campaign is subject to Republican voters at the June primary. Dates listed: Feb 4, 11, 18, 25.
Pollok J. Wallace announces his run for County Sheriff subject to Republican voters in the June primaries. The filing signals a campaign in the party race with support sought from local voters and party delegates.
Local notices list ticket sales for the Father and Son banquet in West Chester at Coffey Lumber and ticketing for Feb 21. Damascus Shrine No 10 holds a February 18 meeting at Sherman Funeral Home at 8 o clock. H J Club hosts a meeting with Mrs Ed Prebys on Feb 20 afternoon. Feeds and Feeding school set for Feb 20 at Ainsworth Woodmen's Hall at 9 am. Pythian Circle meets with Mrs Chas Hebner Feb 19 2:30. Farmers Coop stockholders annual meeting Feb 19 at 1 30 pm in City Hall. Rural Woman's Club meets Feb 20 with Mrs Grant Humston. Hayre Social Club meeting listed.
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