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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1925
Page
6
Open House At Y M C A Before Dedication Sunday
Local residents and visitors are invited to inspect the new Y M C A building Saturday with guided tours from morning to night. No solicitations, no charges, and staff will explain facilities while gymnastic programs run in the gym and pool. The event precedes the Sunday dedication service and offers a full preview of the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balley
Trinity Guild
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason on Jones Jinxon the mechanic
A humorous tribute to Jones Jinxon, a tall mechanic who fixes old cars as well as new. He spots problems, tunes engines, and keeps buses running, earning respect as a skilled, diligent tradesman who supports others and builds a solid future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Jinxon
Gould
Jones
Open House at Y M C A Prompts Fund Drive
A letter from Mrs. Pollard and others accompanies a $100 draft to the Y M C A fund for purchasing china for women’s clubs. The message notes an upcoming campaign to recruit members and secure financial support, with Open House on Saturday and dedication day Sunday as the community joins in the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lars
China
Joseph Pollard
Conde Reguet
Mary Walton
G. W. Dye
C. J. Wilson
Washington
Radio Station Listings for Tomorrow January 28
A rundown of radio programs by station listing show times and offerings for January 28. Entries include WSB WEEI WGR WMAQ WGN KYW WLS WLW WTAM PWX WOO WHO KOA WWI WRAP KNX WOS WDAF with variety acts lectures concerts dances organ piano and orchestral performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associated Press
Radio Digest
WSB Atlanta Journal
Pilgrim Quartet
Weei Boston
WGR Buffalo
WMAQ
Chicago News
WGN Chicago Tribune
New Zealand
KYW Chicago
WLS Chicago
Lone Scouts
WLW
Cincinnati
WTAM
Cleveland
PWX
Cuba
Woo Davenport
Sandman
WHO Des Moines
KOA
Denver
WWI
Detroit News
Wrap Ft. Worth Star Telegram
KNX Hollywood
Motor Logue
WOS
Jefferson City
WDAF
Kansas City Star
School of the Air
Montgomery Ward
Radio listings mix from multiple cities and programs
A fragmented scan lists numerous radio stations with schedules across cities including Los Angeles Louisville Minneapolis New York Newark Oakland Philadelphia Pittsburgh Portland and Seattle. Entries show times and program types such as orchestras concerts talks and dances with several singers and ensembles noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KHJ
Los Angeles Times
WHAS
Louisville Times
Wendell Hall
Wcco Minneapoli-St. Paul
WJZ New York
Wall St. Journal Review
WHN
New York
WOR
Newark
KCO Oakland
Wdar Philadelphia
WOO Philadelphia
Kdka Pittsburgh
WCAE
Pittsburon
KGW
Portland Oregonian
WKAQ
Porto Rico
Gable Briefs London Strike Disrupts Royal Services
London reports say Buckingham Palace, Parliament, Hampton Court, and Kew Gardens revert to volunteer workers as a strike shuts electric lighting heating and other engineering services across royal and government sites. The action follows a broader labor dispute affecting official operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Buckingham Palace
Houses of Parliament
Hampton Court
Kew Gardens
Rusty Knife Restoration Methods
Instructional note describes restoring rusted steel blades by soaking in sweet oil for an hour, burying in garden soil, and polishing with fine emery powder to restore a like new appearance.
Long list of wits and witticisms from a town collection
A compilation of humorous quips and anecdotes from residents and a columnist. The pieces include a shoe tying habit, a Pig theft joke with a priest, college archery ambitions, life lessons about ambition and luck, a fortune sharing joke, jokes about kitchens and hotels, notes about neighbors and cats, and light one liners.
Editorials Prompted by Town Dogs and Africa Tigers
A reader letters column notes criticism of an editorial implying there are tigers in Africa. Charles Hebner replies, defending the paper’s stance and addressing the notion. The exchange marks a recurring town debate on sensational claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ner
Africa
Charles Hebner
Mr. Heb
Old Coin Tales and Small-Town Gags From 1925
In Keota a reader recalls a Revolutionary War era dated 1779 coin found in change. A gold dollar keepsake from 1850 is highlighted as pristine. The page also includes light humor about a rain bus and a household radio joke, revealing local character at the time.
Illustrious Recorder Named in Shrine Circle
Sioux City resident 79 noted for 58 years with Masonic orders receives lifetime salary and title from Abu Bakr temple Mystic Shrine. Ames minister Higley suffers stroke on Iowa State College campus. Fairfield reports 9 year old Osa Wartham dies from burns in a home fire January 15. Des Moines veterinary leader Mefillat predicts tuberculosis nearly eradicated in animals and negligible to humans within fifteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Wm. D. Irvine
Ermittus
Abu Bakr Temple of the Mystic Shrine
Fairfield
Osa Wartham
Des Moines
L. A. Mefillat
American Veterinary Medical Association
The Calendars Speak of Months and Leap Day Fun
A playful exchange between two calendars on a wall describes how monthly calendars are refreshed each month and how daily calendars tear off a leaf each day. Leap year adds a twenty ninth day, and children eagerly change costumes while noting holidays and the clock of time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Calendar
February
The Choice
A fire chief urges a woman to descend a burning house ladder saying she has no choice. She counters that she has a choice and asks for the blond fireman to escort her down. Story reflects wartime era bravado from American Legion Weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Weekly
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