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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1920

Page

4

Not a Christian Movement and Social Unrest

An analysis argues that radical movements like Bolshevism are not Christian nor religious in essence, yet receive some support from Christians. It condemns radicalism as immoral and warns that the church and home are targeted by revolutionary ideologies, while noting varying attitudes toward morality and sex freedom in different communities.

Chris Hantty Christ Jesus Church Home United States

Miss Fawn Lippincutt Dresses In Fur Coat

ABE MARTIN notes that Miss Fawn Lippincutt wore a fur coat after starting work as the youngest girl employed for a luncheon today. The piece comments on fashion and office attire in a humorous tone.

Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason

A poem narrates a nameless man who sought fame but faced obscurity in Utica. Fame arrives when a public mood shifts, while the piece pokes fun at local idiosyncrasies from the pesthouse to the jail, and the man who does not own a car.

A Call for Social Justice to Temper Radicalism

The piece argues that grievances against society drive radicalism and that enduring injustices, like low college wages, fuel dissent. It warns that a cultivated sense of justice could undermine radical movements, while noting some people are inherently drawn to constant conflict.

Great Social Drama in a War Tainted Country

Clemenceau and France confront Germany in a view from the French perspective. The text cites Pascal on humility and notes a historical record, The Story of the Great War, plus J F Steiner on Japanese in vasion and shifting attitudes of Japanese immigrants amid race prejudice.

Clemenceau France Germany Pascal Steiner J. F

Notice of Teachers Examinations Held at Court House

Regular teachers examinations will be held at the Court House on January 28 29 and 30 1920 Those with twelve weeks of normal training or six months experience on a regular or provincial certificate may write Then schedule lists Wednesday morning 8 00 to 12 00 didactics orthography reading geography history domestic science manual training afternoon 1 15 to 5 00 geography history and related topics Thursday morning 8 10 to 12 00 arithmetic philology agriculture afternoon 1 00 to 5 00 elements of vocal music English grammar penmanship Friday morning 8 10 to 12 00 elementary.

Court House

Books on Timely Topics at Library

New books listed include Spargo Bolshevism Millard Democracy and the Eastern Question Phillimore Three centuries of treaties of peace Hazen Fifty years of Europe Turner Ireland and England Wilton Russia's agony. Descriptions note the topics and aims of each work and their relevance to current events.

Spargo Millard Far East United States East Phillimore Hazen Europe Poincare Turner Ireland England Wilton Russia

Pain Relieving Oil Offers Quick Local Relief

An advertisement touts a new internal and external pain remedy for rheumatism neuralgia lumbago and related conditions. The oil allegedly penetrates 40 affected parts instantly and claims rapid relief with a three minute test on leather. Sold by Sherman Brothers in 70c and 1.20 bottles.

Thornburg Urges PTA Aims and Educator Roles

Des Moines superintendent Thornburg addresses the National Education Association in Atlantic City in 1919 outlining PTA goals. He promotes stronger homes and schools, home school community ties, and integrating moral standards into children’s lives. He urges careful selection of program committee members and effective teacher talks to explain school methods. The Des Moines view emphasizes public health, leisure hours, civic pride, and reading courses for boys and girls. A PTA meeting at the Des Moines High School aims to set Washington Association policies with a tentative constitution to be published tomorrow.

Thornburg Des Moines Parent-Teacher Association National Education Association Atlantic City Ing Association Washington

Arithmetic and civics classes announced by county

Algebra and elementary economics from 1:00 to 5:00 P M listed for elementary grades. Athryn Montgomery, County Superintendent, oversees the program including civics physics elements.

Civics Elements of Physics Athryn Montgomery

Dr King’s New Discovery Slows Cold Symptoms

An old advertisement extols Dr King’s New Discovery for colds grippe and coughs. It claims relief of phlegm congested chests and throat irritation with no after effects and lists prices of 60 cents and 1.20 dollars per bottle at druggists.

New Life Pills Ad Notes Constipation Relief

An old newspaper ad promotes Dr. New Life Pills to relieve biliousness indigestion and headaches. It emphasizes cleansing the body of waste and improving digestion with regular use, claiming quick relief from constipation and foul breath.

King

State school inadequate for wayward girls in care

Mrs. E. E. Taylor, editor of the Star Clipper, launches a drive for better facilities at Mitchellville after publishing a tale of mistreatment of a paroled girl. She cites officers’ limited control once parolees leave the institution and urges reforms to protect abused youths.

Traer E. E. Taylor Mitchellville Star-Clipper

Rail timetable corrections and train numbers updated

The document lists corrected schedules for multiple lines including Eastbound and Westbound trains, Washington Branch, and C. B. & Q routes. It itemizes arrival and departure times, train numbers, and notes daily exceptions and revisions as of December 8 1918 and May 19 1919.

Local Masonic and Fraternity Meetings Schedule

Regular meetings listed for Washington Lodge No. 26 A P A M on first Friday, Cyrus Chapter No. 18 RB AM on second Friday, Bethlehem Commandery No. 45 KT on third Friday, Washington Chapter No. 98 OA on second Thursday, Damascus Shrine No. 10 WSJ on last Thursday at Moose Hall. Readers invited to attend.

Washington Alleene Russel Washington Lodge L. Langworthy W. M Glenn B. Mace Cyrus RB. A. M L. D. Langworthy H. P. J. W. Morton Bethlehem Commandery K. T J. D. Glasgow Ee. C H. Richards R H Walker Rose Reid Damascus Shrine Moose Hall Rose M. Reid Mildred Rice

Reform Needed for Iowa State Institutions Says Federation

The Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs urges state overhaul of overcrowded institutions. It cites parole releases and inadequate care as failing reforms, notes calls for monthly reports, and accuses the board of control and governor of resisting women’s involvement.

Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs

Beelike Ingenuity and Hidden Outcomes in Human Labor

A reflective piece notes mankind prides itself on careful effort yet cannot foresee the ultimate results of its enterprises. It compares human work to a bee among blossoms and to winds that fertilize indiscriminately, urging modesty and hopeful humility.

Progression and the path to entrepreneurial self confidence

The text argues that observing and understanding tasks elsewhere helps individuals act correctly and progress. It claims rapid recognition follows, boosting self confidence and advancing to higher levels. Progress is a cycle of seeing and doing the right thing at the right time, termed wisdom by some. It is presented as profitable, an exchange.

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