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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1922

Page

5

New Leprosy Treatment Reported Effective in Japan

Dr. Hayoshima cites two months of chaulmoogra oil treatment as making leprosy patients indistinguishable from healthy individuals. He notes 100000 lepers in Japan and outlines a Hawaii chaulmoogra plantation to secure oil supply for widespread use.

Japan Chaulmoogra Hawaii A. L. Dean University of Hawaii BR. Hayoshima Medical College Imperial University of Kyoto Honolulu Hayoshima Dean Kioto University Kloto University Doctor Dean Territorial Board of Agriculture and Forestry Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association Walahole Charles 8. Judd

Dishwashing Sparks Mental Strain Says Stopes

English author Dr Marie Stopes warns dishwashing drives women to insanity claiming nervous tension from housework is often overlooked leading to increased admissions to asylums.

Marie Stopes

Tragic Crash Kills Linn After Glass Shatters

David Ginns of Philadelphia killed when windshield shard wounds Linn in the neck severing the jugular during an automobile crash. Police report details indicate fatal injury from shattered glass at the scene in Philadelphia.

David Ginns Philadelphia Linn

Mosquito Swarm Overwhelm Spokane Ship Route Pacific

A gale off the fey straits drives millions of mosquitoes onto the steamship Spokane en route from Skagway to Seattle. The crew fights the swarm as the pilot house glass blacks out and passengers retreat to cabins. A chained bear aboard is driven to leap overboard and die. Captain Wallaby preserves several mosquitoes in a pickle bottle at port.

Fey Straits Spokane Skagway Seattle Wallaby

Majestic to Command World's Largest Ship Between New York and Southampton

Sir Bertram Hayes, commander of the Olympic, will helm the 56,000-ton Majestic as the world’s largest ship. Owned by American International Mercantile Marine, the Majestic, 956 feet long with space for 400 eight-room houses, is nearing completion and to sail under the Versailles treaty arrangements. Hayes, a 57-year-old bachelor from Birkenhead, has many friends in the United States.

Majestic New York Southampton Sir Bertram Hayes Olympic International Mercantile Marine Company Reparations Commission Bertram Hayes Birkenhead United States

Fortune in Bees and a City Claim Highlight Iowa Notes

G E Bissonnette of St. Jean Manitoba grew a hive from a soap box after a swarm settled in his yard. He now runs seventy six colonies and sold honey last year for 1,400 dollars. A $8,840 claim against West Point, Iowa, by veteran mail carrier Ophilus Downs follows.

G. E. Bissonnette St. Jean Man Bissonnette West Point Theophilus Downs Fort Madison Downs

Diamond Find in Arkansas Weighs 20.25 Carats Near Little Rock

A rough diamond weighing 20.25 carats and worth about 10 000 dollars was found near Little Rock Arkansas. It is part of a total 48 carats recovered from a mine in 10 cent funds of material.

Little Rock Ark

War romance ends in ax murder at Prairie Avenue

A Chicago apartment on Prairie Avenue became the scene of a brutal crime as a soldier murdered his wife and their three year old baby with an ax. The killer fled after opening gas fixtures and locking the door, and is believed to be the husband and father. The wife is said to be Patrick Meehan’s daughter from San Francisco. Police hunt for the suspect, a chemist and former soldier, son of a New York police lieutenant.

Chicago Prairie Avenue Patrick Meehan San Francisco Leutenant New York

Stillman Resumes Divorce Suit After Travel Change

In Norfolk Virginia on January 2, James A. Stillman who is suing for divorce abandoned a duck hunting trip to Currituck Sound North Carolina to return to New York and prove he had secured passage for Europe with Florence noneer odd to the same destination after filing the suit.

North Carolina Norfolk James A. Stillman Currittuck Sound New York Europe Florence Noneer Odd

Russia Attend Genoa Conference Delegation Set

Soviet foreign minister Tehicherin reports to the Italian premier that the Russian central executive committee will meet January 27 to decide the Russian delegation's personnel and grant extraordinary powers. The note says Russia concurs with Cannes leaders on economic and financial rehabilitation.

Moscow Tehitcherin Genoa Russia Supreme Council Cannes

Iowa Day Forc es Increased In Des Moines Policy Push

Des Moines January 21 Iowa's federal prohibition force head G A Brunson reports four new agents will join Iowa headquarters seven more are recommended to reach full strength soon. December saw eight stills seized sixty nine gallons moonshine eight gallons whiskey ten gallons alcohol three cars seized for liquor. Fifty seven of ninety one court cases pleaded guilty with ten men jailed up to sixty days and fines up to five hundred dollars. Property penalties under the Volstead Act totaled thirty five thousand five hundred forty three dollars and fifty three cents. Ben Koolbeck named group chief for the southern half of Iowa as December's report is compiled.

Des Moines G. A. Brunson Iowa Federal Prohibition Enforcement Iown National Prohibition Washington Brunson

Blackmailers Fined After Extortion Plot Unfolds

Three men pleaded guilty to malicious threats against Coney Island district court proprietor and were fined 500 each by Judge G W Wood. A failed payoff scheme led to a trap and a gunshot wound to Stephen Sullivan, a railroad agent, during the operation.

Watcherlog George Sasse Orval Mapes Cecil Halley G. W. Wood Coney Island

Foley's Honey and Tar Advertises Cough Relief

Marie Heisler of Freeport Illinois reports years of lingering coughs and ineffective medicines until Foley's Honey and Tar. The ad claims the syrup halts coughing and helps colds croup and whooping cough, suitable for children, with pharmacist availability noted.

Marie Heisler Freeport Ill Foley

American Woman Fights Octopus at Saint Tropez

Mrs. Tattershall Dodd, a young American, battled an octopus in a coastal grotto at Saint Tropez Var. The creature grasped her legs and her cries drew two fishermen who killed the 5 foot 4 inch monster and freed her.

Paria Dan Hugo Peiters of Saint Tropez Var Tattershall Dodd

Author John Kendrick Bangs Dies in Atlantic City

In Atlantic City New Jersey John Kendrick Bangs the noted author died at the city hospital after a second operation for an intestinal disorder. Mrs Bangs and the author’s three sons were at his side when death occurred Bangs had fallen ill several weeks ago and was admitted January 1.

Atlantic City N. J John Kendrick Bangs City Hospital

Prince of Wales Welcomed by Crowds in Mysore

In Mysore on January 23 the prince of Wales was greeted by a throng of inhabitants and thousands from surrounding areas. A long procession of bullock carts delivered spectators who filled the royal route. Bazaars stayed open and a group of young girls strewn flowers as hymns in Sanskrit were chanted by robed pundits.

Mysore India Prince of Wales Ing

Senate Passes Treasury Appropriation Bill in Senate

The treasury appropriation bill, the first annual measure, passed the Senate carrying 120,272,000 compared with 117,055,406 authorized by the House. It includes 9,250,000 for prohibition enforcement and allows centralizing liquor in a few warehouses to save guarding costs. The bill proceeds to conference.

Washington Treasury Senate House

First Machinery in Weaving Era Noted

Weaving dates back to ancient times but the first machinery aid appeared in 1783 when the fly shuttle was invented improving weaving speed and efficiency.

SUSTO Promoted For Delicate Children And Adults

An advertisement touts SUSTO as a tested remedy approved by a professor of physiological chemistry. It claims weight gain in undernourished children and others, noting a boy of eleven gained six pounds after months of use. The copy states SUSTO adds growth elements missing from daily diets and recommends Sherman Bros. as sellers.

Susto Fife Sherman Bros

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American Medical Association Missouri Rhode Island Pacific Will Arkansas Stillman RUSS PIAN Tchitcherin Brunsonia Ben Koolbeck Towa District Court Mittimuss Halley Stephen Sullivan Illinois Central Railway H. T. Wagner Joseph Holker Holker Sullivan Capital City Dew Motnes Washington County Capital City Nurseries U. S Mrs. Tattershall Dodd Kendrick Bangs Says Uncle Eben Satan Uncle Eben
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