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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1912

Page

8

German Social Democrats poised for landslide in Reichstag vote

Berlin reports a monumental campaign close as Reichstag elections approach with Social Democrats predicted to surge from 52 seats to around 150. Liberals may ally to form a republic, while conservatives fear a major shift amid cost of living and Morocco policies. Trade fears and meat imports loom as the new assembly takes shape.

Herr Bebel United States Social Democrats Reichstag Africa Germany Argentina

Fifty Years Ago Today War and Politics Mix

Fifty years ago on January 11 a conference of bank commissioners met with the secretary of the treasury and congressmen about moving to a war carte. General Turner’s coastwise expedition sailed from Hampton Roads to proceed to Hatteras. Secretary of War Cameron resigned and Stanton succeeded. The U.S. warship Monterey blocked Confederate batteries on the lower Potomac. Bismarck threatened to dissolve parliament over a larger army. Von Moltke said a bigger army aids peace.

Secretary of Treasury Fiancee Committee of Congress Turnside Hampton Battle Hatteras, N United States Simon Cameron FM Stanton Pensacola Bismatek Marshal von Moltke

Bethel Presbyterian Church 710 Be Dedicated Next Sunday

The new Bethel Church located nine miles northeast of the city will be dedicated next Sunday January 14. Services start at 10 30 with a sermon by Dr Francis Morton Fox Presbyterian student pastor at Iowa City. No services will be held at Haskins Presbyterian church next Sunday. The Rev Richard Hughes pastors both churches.

New Bethel Presbyterian Church Francis Morton Fox Iowa City Haskins Presbyterian Church Richard Hughes

De Ore to defend three cushion billiard title in Denver

Alfred de Ore defends his three cushion billiard championship against challenger Joseph Carney in a three night match in Denver starting last evening. The championship bout spans three nights.

Denver Colo Alfred de Ore Billard Joseph Carney

Mother's Friend Promotes Healthy Expectant Motherhood

Preparing the body in advance helps manage pregnancy and supports a smooth recovery. The advertisement claims the product eases ligament strain, prevents numbness, reduces breast inflammation, and improves postnatal health, urging readers to write for a free guide from the Bradfield Regulator Co. Atlanta GA.

Bradfield Regulator CO Atlanta, Ga

Cold Weather Snaps Four Engines On Iowa Railroad

A. H. Essley received a call from his son Ward about a freight from Albia carrying two carloads of cattle stalled west of Martinsburg on the Iowa Central line. Two engines on the freight and two on a passenger train failed in the cold, stranding twenty seven stock cars and a well loaded passenger train. Fresh engines were needed from Monmouth.

A. H. Essley Ward Iowa Central Railroad Martinsburg Albia Monmouth

Borrowed Smiles and Silent Jokes Across Magazines

A collage of brief humor and social anecdotes from early 20th century magazines. It includes a humorous dialogue about milking cows attributed to Senator Carter and farmer John Allen, a sister catching lovers in an embrace, hunters misjudging muskrat for breakfast, a stern teacher challenging laziness, and a clergyman's quip about faces and two peas in Hankow.

John Senator Carter John Allen Allen Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post Chicago Evening Post Logan Herbert Roots Hankow New York Bishop Roots China St. Louis Globe-Democrat

Jealousy Drives Love Away Says Cited Opinion

A dating advice line argues jealousy undermines romance, noting controlling behavior erodes trust and closeness. Experts suggest open communication and mutual reassurance to maintain healthy relationships.

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