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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1922
Page
4
A reflective piece on humility and perseverance. It lists steps for personal growth such as apologizing beginning anew admitting error accepting advice and forgiving. The closing line asserts effort always pays and hints at a concluding phrase The Hallegran.
The article discusses United States Senator Newberry's trial before the Senate on alleged illegal methods to win his seat. It notes excessive campaign spending for publicity under a law later deemed unconstitutional, implying violations occurred while the law was still valid. The Newberry Ford Michigan senatorial campaign is described as an era defining partisan clash.
Observers note French requests appear trivial to Washington social elites who ignore national affairs as pictured by society pages. The tone contrasts domestic chatter with international gun permit debates.
A village proclaims a Safety Week with cars slowed and pedestrians safe. After the week ends, speed returns and accidents surge, the coroner laments lost landmarks as he tracks wrecks and deaths.
The piece argues that an unconstitutional law was violated in the senatorial campaign with Newberry at the center though he claims no knowledge. It notes Newberry’s naval service in 1917–1919 and contrasts with Ford and Edsel at home. It ends with local visitors Earl Tremmel and wife and the Val Redlinger sale.
The Masonic grand lodge of Iowa conducted a three day school of instruction in Iowa Falls with district lecturers from central and northern areas. Grand Master A N Alberson of Washington attended several sessions and local Masons organized the event with H I Rutledge J W Albright and George J Wilson credited for arrangements.
Doctor Jacques of Paris warns immediate setting after nasal injury to prevent rapid disfigurement. Delays beyond a day cause swelling and secretion that require cocaine to set, while two days or more make the process painful and difficult.
The page compiles party chatter jokes and puns from a journal carrier gathering. It notes playful exchanges about happiness and aviators, humorous quotes from a child, and social commentary on advertising costs and winter ailments.
Carter DeHaven and his partner star in The Girl in the Taxi at the Fox Theatre next Friday. The film adapts the stage musical comedy about a mollycoddle son whose schemes to outlast father lead to a humorous climax with King Baggott and Grace Cunard among the cast.
Musterole is a clean white ointment made with oil of mustard. Massage it in gently for fast relief from colds on the chest. Available at drug stores in jars and tubes, hospital size 3.00. Better than a mustard plaster.
Stanislaus Strate wrote the original stage version and Robert McGowan produced the screen film with Lloyd Ingraham directing. Freya Sterling, John Gough, Campbell Lincoln, and Stanislaus Strate are named in the credited lineup.
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