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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1923
Page
4
The notice asserts exclusive entitlement to fees for republication of all news dispatches credited in this paper and the local news published herein. It reserves rights for republication of Special dispatches and all associated material.
On Monday January 13 1923 the reflection asks which you prefer Bester the devil will flee from you or draw night to you citing James 4 7 The brief devotional contrasts choosing divine drawing over evil influence in a concise moral prompt.
An era of reduced death rates is linked to prohibition with fewer pneumonia and liver disease deaths. The data show 147 per 100 000 in 1917 dropping to 129 in 1921 despite a 1918 flu spike. The article notes many factors but credits prohibition for part of the decline.
The text questions if a federal court could let a consumer raise rates when not breaking even like corporations while noting limited knowledge of Grover Bergdoll and highlighting many responsible people meeting Tom and Jerry during the holidays.
A poem reminisces about persistent door to door solicitors during wartime. The speaker humorously rebukes drivesmiths who demand funds to fund a retreat for consumptives and decayed others, condemning intrusive requests and threats of public shaming. The piece urges stopping such harassing visits and discouraging peddlers seeking coins.
The author argues life lengthening under improved living conditions and Prohibition. Hospitals see fewer drunken injuries, and per capita losses from drink drop from 23 to 2.51 dollars after Prohibition. Referencing Ohio’s 1924 election defeat of the wine and beer amendment, the piece touts water over alcohol and asserts economic prudence.
A continued report discusses instability in the coal industry, noting exhaustible resources and labor in public service. It describes private rights, guarantees, and privileges for private business, with preliminary notes on anthracite coal and extensive US coal resources.
A government inquiry examines why coal prices rose beyond what wealth and supply warrant. The commission cites profiteering, disputed labor relations, railroad transport limits, and over expansion as contributing factors while pledging ongoing investigations into profits and distribution reform.
A collection of absurd lines and jokes including moonlit ocean images and surreal verses about rain snow and singing organs. It lampoons alimony, investment folly, dress fabrics and a land dispute with brief quips and a courtroom moment.
A humorous quip from Willie about his memory being a poor parking place for items Mother asked him to fetch. The line shows a light domestic moment reflecting childhood recollection and family interaction.
The remark highlights a magistrate’s dismissal warning that Preston Wolfe is discharged due to insufficient evidence. The terse statement signals a cleared case or court decision with minimal additional context.
A notice invites ladies to contribute to Ladies Day on Wednesday the 17th. Sign your name or initials and hurry. Original material will be preferred.
A Philadelphia merchant hires a statuesque New York arrival as his stenographer after she asks to know how things start in New York. Her confident manner wins the job at a liberal salary. The anecdote marks a lighthearted office moment.
A playful column teases readers with punny lines about cats rats and a kiss like a rumor. It references Matt Anderson and Henry and hints at light social banter. The text blends humor with brief verse prompts and a quirky line about Adam's Express Company.
A column notes a man on the railroad who claims mastery of air brakes and high speed. He claims to know every detail from EB to emergency release and brake tests. The piece cautions that judgment and practice matter more than flashy talk from any self styled expert.
The Newton Georgia News notes the Young Ladies' Auxiliary marched in the parade with thirty members wearing uniforms that included a narrow blue sash. Henry Berdo, speaking by telephone, declares his home is in danger of disruption as officials address a cat and rat problem.
Cyrus Chapter No. 13 Royal Arch Masons meet on the second Friday each month led by W. C. Bell with Arthur Goodin as secretary. Zeredatha Council No. 21 Royal and Select Masters meets fourth Friday. J Eliott Grayson Noble Master and Arthur Goodin recorder. Bethlehem Commandery No. 45 Knights Templar meets third Friday. G S Kerr exalted captain and Arthur Goodin recorder.
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