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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1921

Page

5

Debate Over St Lawrence Waterway To Open Great Lakes Ports

The piece argues freight congestion at Atlantic ports and rail shortages threaten farmers. It cites deepening St Lawrence channels by dams and locks, creating 2,000,000 horsepower hydroelectric power, to permit oceangoing ships to reach Duluth Montreal and inland lakes.

Congress Great Lakes North Central Northwest States Atlantic Atlantic Ports St. Lawrence Duluth Montreal Gault Ste. Marie Niagara Falls New Welland Canal St. Lawrence River Galop St. Regis Canada United States Liverpool New York Buffalo New York Barge Northwest

Hunt for Francis Clark to claim $10,000 life policy

Des Moines January 25 Ten thousand dollars awaits the finder of Francis Clark the adopted son of an Iowa farmer. His brother George Washington Clark a sergeant in the ordnance department was killed December 8 1918. Insurance of ten thousand dollars was made out to Sam Switzer a farmer on Route 2 Ames Iowa. Switzer took Clark from an orphans home in New York state without legal adoption papers and cannot benefit. The government seeks Francis Clark as next of kin and will pay ten thousand nine hundred dollars upon identity proof.

Francis Clark Des Moines Clark Iowa George Washington Clark Ordnance Department First Army Sam Switzer Ames Switzer New York State

Sugar Not For Sale In Central African Village

In a Central African village sugar is not purchased but the people sustain themselves with year round fruit and children chew sugar cane or sweet maize stalks instead.

How to Petrify Wood Steps and Materials

Instructions describe mixing gem salt rock alum white vinegar chalk and peebles powder in equal quantities. After ebullition, submerge wood or porous material in the liquid to turn it to stone in four or five days.

Reel L y Vyknow on Style and Screen Fame

In a review style rumination the author praises Bob Warwick and James J Corbett for their screen presence and looks comparing them to a modern manikin. The piece notes Warwick's sartorial flair and Corbett's enduring performance power despite changes in fame.

Ingomar ends evening with praise for Ethel Clayton

The speaker compliments Ethel Clayton for her performance in The Ladder of Lies and notes admiration for her photo work. They praise Forman the boy director and remark on the well posed Meredith Fillmore and Cummings before signing off for the evening.

Ethel Clayton Fox Forman Meredith Fillmore Cummings Ingomar

The Housewife of 1921 and the Woman Suffrage Reality

The passage notes that women's suffrage makes the American woman a voter and citizen in the busy world. It urges women to maintain health and to consider E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound when ailments specific to their sex arise, claims a long history of use.

E. Pinkham

Health Restorative Adverts Standby for Women

A vintage advertisement extols a health product as a forty year standby for American women restoring health and strength. The line emphasizes a trusted long running remedy marketed to female consumers.

Advt

Proposing in Siam Deemed Simple Courtship Guideline

A historical note describes proposals in Siam as simple acts such as presenting a flower or offering a light for a cigarette. The guideline suggests even shy youths need not fear the moment, framing courtship as nonthreatening and easily navigated.

Siam Tn Sint

Fifty Fifty and the Candy Tag Exchange

A brief exchange describes Little Homer and his mother walking together. He asks for candy, she buys some but omits the tag. He cries, and she asks who paid while he responds with a question about who cried for it.

Homer

Record speeds of wind in hurricanes and tropical storms

The article notes that a wind speed of ninety miles an hour creates a hurricane, and mentions records of tropical storms with winds exceeding six hundred miles per hour in historical accounts.

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