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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1924
Page
4
Public Notice Rights Reservation Statement
The Associated Press remains exclusively entitled to publication of all news dispatches credited to this paper and to the local news published herein. All rights for special dispatches published here are reserved.
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Associated Press
Way of Escape Bible Thought for July 1 1924
The daily note reflects on finding rest from sorrow fear and hard bondage as promised in Isaiah 14 3. The meditation urges faith in divine deliverance and comfort during trials.
Bonus applications urged for ex servicemen
Ex service men are urged to file their bonus applications promptly to avoid dependents losing three fifths of the insurance if death occurs before filing. While law details are unclear the warning emphasizes immediate action to secure the benefit.
Ink in Journal Office Opens for Fingerprint Bonus Forms
The Journal invites visitors to use the office to imprint their fingerprints on bonus application blanks. No charge and no trouble. many have already visited, and the offer remains open for anyone who wants to participate.
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Journal
Fourth of July program planned for Washington events
The Journal outlines a full hourly Fourth of July program in Washington with a detailed schedule and ample breathing space. The Legion boys promise a well staged display and favorable weather for the celebrations.
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Washington
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason Morning After
The speaker recalls the morning after a night of scoffing laughter and revelry. He describes headaches and feverish nerves after drinking and carousing, then offers water and tea to soothe them while warning the revelers of the pallid morning.
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Walt Mason
Scofflaw
Scofflawn
Chappie
Jeakle Edges Merchant in 42-Round Lightweight Bout
Columbus, Ohio lightweight K O Jeakle defeated Ted Merchant after a 42 round session. The long bout showcased endurance and technical skill from Jeakle in a densely fought match.
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Columbus
Ohio
K. O. Jeakle
Ted Merchant
Washington County Secion's Day Planned With Pep
Local Secion members strive to make the Washington County event memorable with great energy. Organizers hope favorable conditions will help the day succeed.
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Secion
Washington County
Tarzan edition sparks debate in Moscow paper
A Moscow paper complains Russians prefer Tarzan over Mars revolution reading. It notes cheap Tarzan editions flood the market and are easily accessible to the public, while promoting the great Russian revolutive narrative.
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Moscow
Russia
Matet
Tarzan
Marsi«m
Tarzan Revered as Modern Fairy Tale by Soviet Poet
The Russian Poets' Sovet president argues Tarzan’s appeal stems from primal love of fairy tales among peoples, noting revolutions and education killed fairies. He contends dressing Jack the Giant Killer in a modern guise can win mass appeal, detaching readers from complex modern life.
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Tarzan
Jack
Unrest Grows in Korea as Bolshevism Seeks Reach
Seoul May 25 The Korean government-general reports rising unrest in Korea with bolshevism and communism gaining strength. Japan plans to reinforce gendarmerie and northern frontier guards as insurgency nears danger. It cites 171 local labor and religious groups aiding secret bolshevist propagation and orders most disbanded.
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Seoul
Korea
Tarzanitis and cultural claims in early news discourse
A fragment discusses political and cultural ideas tied to Tarzan and public figures. It cites Walter Duranty of The New York Times and notes comparisons to American youth and democracy. The piece also includes a dated ad reference urging readers to notice merchant notices.
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America
Walter Duranty
New York Times
Watch Bill Bryan's smoke and the convention stampede
Doc Wickham notes William Jennings Bryan is well known and may be selected as the color bearer. The piece mixes local humor about debt, relatives, and a Christmas gag with a nod to President Coolidge receiving a bear and ice cream. The tone is playful and opinionated about national politics.
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Doc Wickham
Bill Bryan
William Jennings
William Jennings Bryan
United States
Coolidge
Noted firing of inspectors on the V job sparks debate
The report claims over three hundred fifty inspectors were dismissed from the V assignment. It notes the job requires inspections before seven in the morning and after six in the evening. The piece also includes a poetic aside from Stevenson about happiness and spiritual challenge.
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Stevenson
Name the Man! stars lead a starry cast at Fox theatre
Sir Hall Caine story brought to screen by Victor Seastrom with Conrad Nagel as the judge and Mae Busch as the wronged girl. Hobart Bosworth Patsy Ruth Miller Creighton Hale star as the all star cast in the Goldwyn production with dramatic courtroom scenes and grand Isle of Man sets.
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Hall Caine
Conrad Nagel
Mae Busch
Hobart Bosworth
Patsy Ruth Miller
Creighton Hale
Victor Seastrom
Fox Theatre
Mae Buech
Hall Calne
Isle of Man
Goldwyn
Quips and Quirks From a Dizzy Page of Sayings
A jumble of quips, jokes, and wry remarks spans political gaffes, literary lines, and social humor. The mix includes Governor Al Smith at Sing Sing, playful puns about instruments, roadwise aphorisms, and temperamental vignettes reflecting everyday life.
Local Social News From Seventy Six Seventy Six
Saturday night visits and Sunday gatherings fill the week as residents like Sadie Powell Henderson Mayer Romine Funston and Gregory share time with family. Several bridges remain out in the neighborhood and families host relatives at the Mayer and Henderson homes in Valley and nearby.
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Sadie Powell
John Powell
Walden Henderson
Bury Hendersons
John Henderson
Funston
John Mayer
Chicago
Lera Romine
Henry Henderson
Carl Mayer
Arthur Romines
Walter Mayer
Edd Hotle
Parental Mayer Home
Valley
Mary Gregory
Henry Hendersons
Hall of Fame Clothier Solds Salts and Dough
A local clothier keeps racks of fifty cent salts and large sums tied up for profit. The piece notes a shift from old city chaps to Broadway style dressing, with a focus on quick notices and fashion trends.
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Dad
Wealth is a Burden Easily Dropped Chorus Quip
A playful line contrasts luxury and frugality in a musical comedy chorus. It jokes that spending one yard per member is excessive while a quarter yard per member is considered artful.
Post Office Bonus Form Supplies For Ex-Soldiers
Ex servicemen are told they can obtain bonus forms blanks and envelopes at the post office for distribution. Apply now to secure supplies and complete blanks to ensure benefits are not lost.
Washington offers federal aid for storm distress
Washington presented federal government services to relieve distress from the recent storm. Moscow reports archeologist Peter Kozloff found ancient Chinese royal tombs near Urea Mongolia dating before Tut Ankh Amen. Pittsburgh Pan American Jews contributed 8.5 million dollars toward rebuilding the Jewish homeland in Palestine under the British mandate in the last three years, per a national Zionist convention report.
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Washington
Coolidge
Moscow
Peter Kozloff
Urea
Mongolia
Pittsburgh
Palestine
National Zionist Convention
Railroad timetable extract shows daily local passes and freight
Local passenger and freight trains listed for the Washington Branch with numbers 460 430 836 429 449 and 835. Details include arrival and departure times for westbound and branch trains and notes about daily operation except Sundays. H W Russel listed with arrival and departure times.
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H. W. Russel
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