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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1921

Page

8

Celluloid Production Process From Cotton Cloth

Celluloid is made from cellulose found in cotton cloth or raw cotton. It is treated with nitric acid to form a pulp, washed to remove acid, then hardened and mixed with camphor gum before being rolled into sheets. It is softened by steam for manipulation and dried to finish.

Presbyterian and Baptist Teams Win

The Baptist team defeated the Christians 22 to 0 in Sunday school league play with Alton Custer leading the Baptists alongside Duke and Elwell. In the second game the Presbyterians beat the Second church team 26 to 12, led by John Lemmon and Henry Bailey, while Eicher and Jackson starred for the Second church.

The Baptists Christians Alton Custer Duke Elwell Chas Kolous Stanley Moore Verle Sigler Hubert Kolosick Harry Enalin Harold Elwell Arthur Custer Earl Busby Ferry Fields U. P John Lemmon Henry Bailey Eicher Jackson Harold Mangold Kenneth Jackson Claude Reister Rodney Mayhew Nathan Ross Barker Presbyterian Chas. DuBois Dale Holland Robert McGugin Beatty Braehmer Hender

Puritans Reject Wedding Rings in 17th Century Ceremony

Puritans of the seventeenth century used no wedding ring deeming it a pagan symbol and superstition. They required only the couple to join hands while declaring their intention to live together in wedlock.

Tractor Case Goes to Jury in Iowa County Court

The Rock Island railway suit against the county board and two tractor cases moved to final stages. A jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff in the first case awarding 1522.03 after about an hour deliberation. The other case involved a 1379 claim for a Case tractor with two bailiffs due to women jurors.

R. GC. Rummelhart L. H. Schnoebelen RK. C. Richer A. E. Maine Iowa City Col. C. J. Wilson S. E. Livingston F. B. Appleby Jeff Tucker Rock Island Railway County Board of Supervisors Kalona

Weade welcomes a fine girl to the home

Mr and Mrs Arthur Weade celebrate the arrival of a healthy baby girl last evening, a glad addition to their household. Bruns Seed Store promotes poultry tonic remedies while local taxi services advertise 24 hour calls and battery offerings.

Arthur Weade Bruns Seed

Farm community rally supports Armenia aid drive

Sixty plus farmers contributed corn and cash totaling about 620 bushels and $379.75 at local banks and elevators to aid starving people in Armenia and Syria. Citizens urged more donations while a Bethlehem church event promoted a play and local sales advertised goods and services.

Armenia Syria Farmers’ Union Ainsworth West Chester

Expert Mice Catchers at Dawn and Dusk in Barn Owl

The Brooklyn Eagle notes barn owls bring mice to nests about every 12 minutes during brood rearing. Both parents hunt at dawn and dusk, making a 40 mouse daily total a low estimate of the pair’s effort.

Brooklyn Eagle

California chemist claims gold silver platinum extraction method

A California chemist announces a process to extract platinum from ore that yields gold and silver as byproducts. The inventor’s technique enables a former gold and silver ore processor to earn about 2400 per ton in combined gold silver and platinum, greatly increasing returns from 40 per ton.

California

Phrase origin debate traces usage to 1792 and Amiel

The quote carrier notes that the phrase is not new despite common belief. Amiel the Swiss philosopher who died in 1881 described his own circular thinking and evidence shows the expression appeared as early as 1792, offering no fresh discovery.

Amiel

Good Servant Poor Master Hobby and Self Control

The New York Medical Journal notes a hobby can be a faithful servant but warns it can overtake its owner. It urges balance and vigilance to avoid being ridden by one’s pastime.

New York Medical Journal Harding

Stones Used as Walkways Stir Protest in English Vale

In Nottinghamshire Derbyshire Lincolnshire and Lancashire grave markers were laid as paving stones near a parish church. Residents of the Vale of Belvoir protested strongly while authorities argued the reused stones saved taxes by utilizing old gravestones already on hand.

Nottinghamshire Derbyshire Lincolnshire Lancashire England Vale of Belvoir

Ancient Egyptian Toothache Remedies and The Worm Theory

Ancient texts describe remedies for toothache using crushed henbane seeds with cement as a filling and coarse phumbage palm fruit and honey to tighten teeth. The period linked decay to a small white worm believed to bore into teeth and gums, with many recipes aimed at destroying it.

Egypt

The White House historic grounds and origin tale

The White House begun in 1800 as gray Virginia free stone. After the 1814 fire by the British, white paint was applied to conceal burns and has been renewed periodically. The grounds inside the iron fence cover 18 acres, with an adjoining lot of 70 acres.

White House John Adams

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