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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1922

Page

3

Death by overdose shocks Washington county

TOM M F A RFAR LAN D TAKES STRYCHNINE CONFISCATE BOOZE AT GRECIAN PLACE FOX ENGAGES NEW MUSICAL TALENT Tom McFarland of 503 North Avenue C committed death by own action this forenoon by taking a dose of atrych nine at his home. He went down town early in the day, purchased the poison from a local drug store, went home, swallowed it and then told his wife what he had done. Medical aid was immediately sum moned, but nothing could be done to save his life. Members of the family are at a loss to explain the death by own action.

Tom McFarland North Avenue C McFarland Washington County Washington Lavanca McFarland Ainawort Loodlle Jesse Theodore Washington State Harry Teseechise Frank Fretchin Giodge Ethel Edith McFarland L. E West of Town John Ainsworth Mathew Philippines John Neff Davenport Everette Molesworth Goodin M. R. Regan Ainsworth Cemetery G. W. Hay

Pattie Coast Angling Tales on Big Fish

A traveler and a colored man discuss fishing on the Pattie coast. The traveler boasts of boating for sport with a one pound fish as the standard, while the man questions if they would fish for a hundred pounder and declares no fear of such a catch.

Four Additions at Lee Christian Church

Four additions reported at Lee Christian Church with praise for Dr. W. H. Hampton and Brother Campbell. The pastor anticipates a great Bible school attendance tomorrow and lauds Campbell for a Sunday message titled Four-cornered Christianity. Mrs. J Enslin impressed as soloist with Face to Face, amid growing church music and strong audience response.

W. H. Hampton Brother Campbell Linnt J. Enslin

No one to blame in marriages says poet Ella Wheeler Wilcox

The quote reflects on shared responsibility in marital life from the altar to old age. It emphasizes give and take, mutual fault, and the futility of casting stories at the other side, attributed to Ella Wheeler Wilcox.

Ella Wheeler Wilcox

Asphalt Pavements Explained and Regional Differences

American asphalt pavements consist mainly of sand and pulverized limestone with asphalt acting as a binder. In Europe pavements are typically made of rock asphalt a natural mix of limestone and asphalt.

Europe

There Is No Inborn Longing That Cannot Be Fulfilled

A George MacDonald quote asserts that no inborn longing is impossible to fulfill, equating it with the certainty of forgiveness of sins. The reflection links desire and absolution as moral certainties.

George MacDonald

Frank Welliver of Haskins Dead

Frank Welliver aged forty nine died at 1 30 last night at his home in the Haskins community after a long tuberculosis illness. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at two o clock at the home in Haskins. He is survived by his widow and two daughters Leota and Lola.

Haskins Frank Welliver

Expression of Gratitude for Washington Sympathy

Mr and Mrs John Timmerman thank Washington residents for kind attentions and sincere words of sympathy during their sorrow over the loss of their daughter Edna.

Journal Washington Edna John Timmerman

The Bot Tom Whale of the Pacific

The sulphur whale found in the pacific prefers deep water and is nicknamed the bot tom whale by seagoing men. It often surpasses 100 feet in length and many regard it as the largest mammal that ever lived.

White room method to change bird color

A naturalist claims birds can become white by living in a white room with white surroundings and attendants in white. He notes the process requires three to four generations before feathers are fully white.

Ink Stains in Linen Removal Tips

Ink stains in linen are treated with a counted time solution and vinegar. Do not let the solution stay too long or the fabric will be harmed. After stain removal, wash the goods promptly.

Seasonal Slump Prompts Dairy and Poultry Market Note

The item laments widespread unemployment and a dull business climate, noting scarce work across lines and seasonal slowdowns. It appeals to cash buyers of cream eggs and poultry from Migs of Washington, with butter prices unchanged for Monday.

Ottumwa Loses to Washington 35 to 18 in Tough Showdown

Washington high school defeated Ottumwa 35 to 18 as referee Skein called 16 Ottumwa fouls and 15 against Washington. Ottumwa led briefly, then Washington pulled away with strong second-half defense and accurate shooting.

Ottumwa Washington

Mrs Maxwell Dies After Prolonged Illness at 77

Mrs. M. J. Maxwell age 77 died at her daughter Mrs. W. A. Cook’s home on West Main Street after an illness lasting months. Private funeral at 2:30 Monday at the Scott home conducted by Rev. H. U. Brownell. Interment Elm Grove Cemetery beside her husband Thomas H. Maxwell. Survivors: children J. R. Maxwell, Mrs. W. A. Cook, Esther Maxwell. sisters Mrs. Mary Meck Elhisney and Miss Margaret Hawthorne. lifelong United Presbyterian member. married 1866 at Crawfordsville. moved to Washington in 1880s.

M. J. Maxwell W. A. Cook West Main Wrest Aedvices Ccot HU. H. Brownell Cedar Rapids Elm Grove Cemetery Thomas H. Maxwell Martha Jase Hawthorne New Athens Ohio Hugh and Zillah (Ritchey) Hawthorne Crawfordsville Thomas Henry Maxwell Washington Maxwell Will Maxwell J. R. Maxwell Esther Maxwell Mary Meck Elhisney Lone Beach Calif Margaret Hawthorne Washingtn United Presbyterian Church William Wishart W. I Charles F John E. Wishart Franklin College

Fairfield Upsets Muscatine in Close Girls Contest

Fairfield defeated Muscatine 17 to 16 at Fairfield with a strong second half comeback after trailing 12 to 7 at halftime. Washington’s win over Ottumwa boosts their standing in the Little Six league as Waterloo and Burlington games adjust the schedule.

Washington Fairfield Muscatine Ottumwa Burlington-Mt. Pleasant

Funerals for Miss Harriett E. Thomas and Miss Edna Timmerman

Funeral services for Harriett E. Thomas were held Thursday at 2 30 p m in the Jones and McElhinney chapel with Rev M R Regan officiating. Burial followed in Elm Grove cemetery with pallbearers listed. Edna Timmerman’s funeral occurred at 3 36 p m in the same chapel, Rev Regan presiding, large attendance, Bertha Hay sang, flowers abundant, and the party departed for Quincy Illinois for interment Sunday.

Timmerman Edna Timmerman Jones & McElhinney M. R. Regan Bertha Hay Edna Quincy

Gets a Dollar for Corn Put in Lambs

Humelton January 14. Frank Moore runs 1 260 lambs from New Mexico and Arizona in Wayne county. Purchased in Kansas last fall. They weigh 85 pounds at market and corn they ate yields about 40 bushels daily. At 12 cents a pound for lamb, corn could yield over a dollar per bushel. Moore has lost 30 to 40 lambs since unloading.

Humelton Frank Moore Millerton Wayne County New México Arizona Kansas Mr. Moore

Singing lessons promise to keep the wolf from door

Pete Rushing told his wife that in the future his singing might keep the wolf from their door. She replied she was sure of it if the wolf ever heard it. Arkansas Thomas Cat.

Pete Rushing Arkansas Thomas Cat

Hunt Oil Uses Airplanes for Jungle Well Search

Airplanes operate over swampy jungle terrain in North America to locate oil wells. Aerial observation targets bubbling areas around hills and vegetation, enabling widespread surveying of potential sites.

Duty's Path Near and Far in Life's Work

A reflective note on duty guiding choices between easy tasks and distant pursuits. The essay argues true obligation lies in present, accessible work rather than elusive, remote challenges, urging concrete deeds over grand ideals. Mentions guidance from historical or classical examples.

Menecius

Spoiling a Man. Causes of pampering for nothing

An Atchison Globe item reflects on the idea that a man becomes spoiled when he receives favors or benefits without earning them, highlighting a moral observation about entitlement and behavior.

Atchison Globe

A Divorce Preventive

A Louisville Courier Journal item notes a bond seen as hard to break when a wife can push her husband into separation, highlighting a social matter framed as a preventive divorce.

Louisville Courier-Journal

Guards at State Fair Kendall Announces Encampment Plans

Governor Kendall announced Iowa National Guard encampment and Governor's Day review will be at the state fair grounds during state law week. He wants 54,000 Iowans present to see the guard's progress. Announcement to follow after talks with Adjutant General Lasher and the state fair board. About 260 officers attend the guard school.

Kendall Des Moines aJn Iowa National Guard State Fair Grounds N. B. Kendal Mid-Witter

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