Schedules for Gym Use by Local Schools
A gym schedule is set for the Commercial club gym for Kigh and McKee school students. The school district rents the facility for the rest of the year with distinct time blocks for high school boys and girls and McKee grammar school students. Coach Vifquain leads the boys with L T Smith and Huxford assisting, while Ruth Neeley, Mabel Borland, and Jane Reechler supervise different girl groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kigh and
McKee
McKee Grammar School
Vifquain
L. T. Smith
Huxford
Ruth Neeley
Mabel Borland
Jane Reechler
MeKee
Ehirts
Wedenday
He Knows Whereof He Speaks Ad Letter Praises Remedy
J. F. Harper of 416 Navarre Street San Antonio Texas endorses Yoley's Honey and Tar as the best cough remedy noting quick relief and lasting results. Ad claims the product aids colds and coughs and mentions Lemmon's Pharmacy as a source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Harper
Navarre St
San Antonio
Texas
Yoley
Lemmon
Local Jour nalist Bob Shields Confined by Illness
A reader reports Bob Shields, a journalist for the paper, is temporarily confined to his bed due to a severe illness. The notice urges patience while he recovers and thanks readers for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob” Shields
Journal Cerriers
High School Attendance Stays Strong Despite Flu
Ninety six percent of Washington students attended yesterday as influenza shows little impact. Nurse Miss Altha White logged four thousand pupil examinations in the first week, making 12 calls, 14 exclusions of which only three became ill. Special exams covered 16 children and 31 rooms were inspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Soldier Edward Bandy Reflects on Frontline Service and Homebound Hope
Private Edward Bandy of Battery F, Seventeenth Field Artillery, writes to his father from the Second Regular Army Division about front lines in Saint Mihiel, Chateau Thierry, and Meuse positions. He recalls Belgium entry, meager rations, and hopes for home in the United States, noting Thanksgiving with monkey meat, bread and coffee after weeks of hard tack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mihiel
Chateau Thierry
Sioissons
Tow
Champaign
Arconne
Edward Bandy
Seventeenth Field Artillery
Frank Bandy
Munsch
Luxenburg
United States
Belgium
Arion
Church and fraternal announcements from local groups
The C K S will meet Thursday evening at the Masonic hall for officer elections. Members should be prompt as the meeting will last one hour. The C W E M of the Christian church postpones all meetings until further notice. Presbyterian church collectors ask members to pay 25 cents dues to Helen Conningham, treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. EK. S
Masonic Hall
Tita
the Christian Church
Koudeaverers
The
Presbyterian Church
Helen Conningham
Regular meeting notice for Thursday night January meeting
Notice announces a regular meeting on Thursday night at eight o'clock with one hour only. It requests attendance of section officers and other business to attend in some Om tttee. A food attendance is expected. Tez J. G Moniarity, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tez J. G. Moniarity
Four New Citizens Naturalized by District Court Judge
Four individuals were granted American citizenship by Judge W. F. Wagner in district court yesterday afternoon. David Roberts from Wales James Morrison formerly of Canada Peter Owen Cros sen from the Netherlands and Jules Adran Gosret born in France became naturalized citizens. Nord a Swede was denied due to nonresidency. Joe Falk’s German birth delays his case. Leonard Smith of the naturalization bureau led the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Roberts
Wales
James D. Morrison
Canada
Peter Owen Crossen
Netherlands
Jules Adran Gosret
France
W. F. Wagner
Ivor Emanuel Nord
Joe Falk
Falk
Germany
Federal Department of Justices
Department
Nto
Jos
Leonard Smith
Naturalization Bureau
Fort Dage
Iowa
Poisonous Waste Causes Sickness and Kidney Aches
The copy explains how kidneys filter waste and how sluggish function leads to lingering pain in joints and muscles. It touts Woley Kidney Pills as a fast-acting remedy to relieve kidney and bladder trouble advertised by Cem mons Pharmacy udvt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woley
Cemmons Pharmacy
Udvt
Barnoske Injured After Fall Outside Journal Office
Francis Barnoske, a main standby at the Journal office, fell last evening outside the school and broke an arm. He will be out of commission for a few days during the feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Barnoske
Significance of colors in Orient woven mgs
A fragment notes that not only the design but the colors of the mgs woven in the Orient hold meaning. They symbolize national or internal traditions and symbolize virtues vices and social importance.
Draft board ordered to redo questionnaires and locate delinquents
The county draft exemption board must redo all questionnaires with coded registration numbers and assist in locating delinquents who failed to report for exams or entrainment. Officials say no one will evade duties despite the war's end as orders from the provost marshal general require renewed compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stis
Local Red Cross resume workroom shifts and dressings
The Carmenet department of the Red Cross, the only active unit in town, continues convalescent robes production and will take on refugees garments after quotas. A new workroom in the Commercial club hosts shifts led by Mrs Bryson and Mrs McCall with upcoming supervision by Mrs Kunath and Miss Juzeler. Muslin stock is exhausted. remaining fabric supports surgical dressings and future tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Jom Bryson
John McCall
Anwil
Red Cross
Farment
Just For Tonight Brings Tom Moore to Fox Stage
Goldwyn presents Tom Moore in Just For Tonight at Pax Theatre coming Thursday after noon and night. The play, written by Charles A Logue, highlights Moore’s versatile talent and follows his rise to Goldwyn star status praised by theatre owners and patrons.
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Arikt
Goldwyn
Fox Theatre
Tom Moore
Moore
Charles A. Logue
Logue
Madge Kennedy
Gottwyn
Pax
Death of Theodore Roosevelt Officially Announced by Wilson
President Wilson announces the death of former U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill. Roosevelt died at 4:15 AM on January 6, leaving the nation to mourn a distinguished and patriotic leader.
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Wilson
United States of America
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Sagamore Hill
Jennary
Gompers Leaves for England to Seek Labor Federation
Samuel Gompers heads a delegation from the American Federation of Labor sailing for England to push for a new International Federation of Labor. He says crucial questions will be discussed at the Versailles Peace Conference and that the federation plans to send five representatives.
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Eyenines
York
Dan
Samuel Gompeors
Thve
England
Labor
Gompears
Versailles
Organization of Labor of
Ierion
Good Advice to Girls on Thinking Before Speaking
A passage urges girls to think more before they speak. It notes that girls seek intellect but are lazy about training their minds, implying better speech would come from more careful reasoning.
Red Cross Note on Infant Lavettes from Seventy-six Township
The garment department shipped 82 percent infants lavettes crafted by Seventy-six township volunteers. Mrs Lloyd Prown and others contributed, with much work completed in the best workroom. Mrs Wilkop Dougherty praised for fine execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventy-elx Township
Mes
Lloyd Prown
Etx
Fayettes
Wilkop Dougherty
Fragmentary aphorism on life and decay
The text speaks of nothing being lost while life persists and changes form. It hints that all things die yet nothing is lost and that vitality governs the cycle of deterioration into renewal. The writing presents a philosophical view on continuity within decay.
Franklin Search Sparks Global Arctic Expeditions
Sir John Franklin, famed Arctic explorer, began his final voyage on May 17, 1845. In ten years thirty nine relief expeditions from England and America searched for Franklin and his ship. One expedition funded by Lady Franklin found traces of the missing vessel and determined its fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir John Franklin
Enghend
America
Sir John
Lady Franklin
Cleaning Pearls with Hot Be an Alum Cream Method
The text describes cleaning pearls by soaking in a hot soup prepared from beans with cream of tartar and alum. After cooling, rub pearls to remove discoloration, rinse in warm water and lay on white paper in a dark place to dry.
Unclear Experiment Yields Viscous Novel Substance
A description of a chemical process using holling seaweed, carbonate of soda and sulpheuric acid to create a viscous material surpassing starch or gum in thickness. The text suggests potential profitable use in various tactile applications.
Time's Balance and Half Answered Lines
Fragmentary notes describe a moment of balance and halted response. The text references Jane, a new Met dowel, and a sundial like element amid unclear, poetic phrasing.
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Jane
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Rona Bradley
Dermutt
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Mary J. Mantz
Elmer C. Hull
James H. Gower
J. Ll. Brookhart
Guardian
Frances M. Teets
John F. Teets
Charles Teets
S. P. Schnstan
Frank Hoare
Luther Gormly
R. V. Davis
M. W. Bailey
Atttorney
Ralph, Borman
James Crawford
BE. D. Morrison
Iowa Savings Bank
C. C
Elizabeth A. White
Robert Neal
William Griffith
John C. Culbertson
Citizens Savings Bank
Riverside
Louis A. Jones
Charlotte J. Ickford
Washington County
George F. Morrison
Said County
McAvoyne
City of Washington
National Bond & Investment Co
Ve. N
Nelson
A. B. Abraham
Hart Schaffner & Marx
South Side
Oriental Rugs
Warren Cash Grocery
Washington Hand Laundry
Perzon
A. White
Ainsworth
Ralph
Junken
Wilbur Neal
Ollie
TODD
Phone Journal
Fred N. Anderson
Block Wood
W. M. Darrbrehire
Charles Wagner
Hed Ball
Ed White
John Rath
W. A. Gibson
Toledo
C. H. Long
Olde
Ivor Sale
South Town Ave
Call Ll. BR. Nagiey
W. F. Flynn
West Chester
N. J. West
C. R. Shafer
Portland Sleigh
Frank Kallaus
Ainsworth, R
Leo Shelangouskie
Harry Kraceweser
Meree
Are Pat
Marty Shrader
Wottle Cap
Star
Berlin
Gompers
Edguard DE Billy
Edouard de Bitty
Franklin
Paris
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