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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1919
Page
4
In advance pricing details listed as week and month terms with amounts shown in pounds. The fragment indicates prepayment options and mail order terms for a period of three months and six months ahead.
Nostalgic note recalls past summers with long days and balloon ascents. The writer contrasts then and now, warning of heat creating cracked ground and hoop snakes, while predicting a return of old-time curiosities like rope walkers as signs of another hot season.
A fragment quotes Horace claiming a cheerful present mind resists future solicitations and meets life’s bitter turns with a placid smile. The emphasis is on inward resilience and serene outlook.
The speaker rebukes the old line that revenge is sweet, arguing that vengeful thoughts harm the self. A foe named Bill Jolnsing is mocked, then dismissed as petty after a moment of reflection. Forgetfulness and kindness are praised as wiser responses to wrongs.
An editorial argues the town is a political unit while the community is a productive living unit. It asserts farming drives town success and criticizes leaders who favor private gain over farmer service, calling for a shift to a farmer friendly, pro community model in the Northwest with Independent and Bagley, Minn. citations.
Muscatine Journal supports the back to the farm movement as the sole solution to the food problem. It calls for opening new agricultural lands and intensified farming to boost production.
In Iowa the speaker notes long drought and growing desensitization to harsh punishments, quipping that people become used to both dryness and hanging. The Cedar Rapids Republican reflects on public tolerance and cultural attitudes toward extreme penalties.
The Marshalltown Times Republican notes veterans and old soldiers achieved success in a land entry bet system tied to irrigation. Despite higher entry costs, disciplined labor left many with good homes as settlers leveraged acreage and sweat equity.
Anamosa Eureka notes a new law will pave a road with public funds covering grading and draining. The landowner only pays a small share, as low as four percent for one side within a quarter mile, making the project highly affordable for property along the route.
The English king James I reportedly welcomed Sir Walter Raleigh with a pun that mangled the name Raleigh into Kawly, Kawly and Rawly, reflecting his cool reception while making light of politics and personalities involved.
Public notice announces formation of Consolidated Independent School District of Ainsworth to include School Districts Four through Eight in Washington County Iowa. It lists the real estate bounds and calls an election of qualified voters on July 14 1919 to decide the proposal and elect directors and treasurer.
Public notice from Kathryn Montgomery County Superintendent of Schools Washington County Iowa set for the Publi¢ School Building in Ainsworth on July 2 1919. Election runs 1 pm to 6 pm with multiple director terms and a Treasurer. Petitions require ten electors signatures and must be filed seven days before election.
Sealed bids to paint and decorate the Old High School Building Washington Iowa must be received by 6 p m July 10 1919. Specifications obtainable from R W Thompson Secretary 221 W Main St Washington Iowa. The Board may reject any or all bids.
Sealed bids will be received by the Board of Education of Washington Independent School District Iowa up to 6 pm July 15 1919 for the installation of a steam heating plant at the Heights School Building Plans and specifications may be obtained from Secretary R W Thompson 221 West Main Street Washington Iowa Plant and materials to be supplied on the grounds by the School Board The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Secretary July 2-8
To clean gas globes wash with soap and warm water mixed with a little lemon. The main difficulty is keeping the ground glass veed smooth and white due to the crease and roughness.
The Iowa plan Little Lessons in Thrift by Macy Campbell promotes thrift via U S Treasury program. It aims to test in Iowa schools this fall and collect reports on summer earning saving and thrift stamp investments by pupils and teachers.
February seventeenth marks the anniversary of the Italian philosopher Giordano Bruno who endured seven years of persecution before his death at the stake. A monument was later erected under papal protest at the site of his execution.
The Star Spangled Banner is now our national anthem alongside God Save the King for England and The Marseillaise for France. Other allies lack distinct titles for their national airs, with Italy known simply as Italian National Air and Portugal as National Air of Portugal.
An advertisement promotes S. S. S. as a vegetable blood medicine that purifies and revitalizes the blood to prevent disease. It urges readers to visit a drug store for a bottle and to write to the Medical Director at Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, Georgia for free medical advice.
A reflective line noting how many worthy men endure beyond their reputations, attributed to Mon talgue.
A noted authority explains that uric acid irritates kidneys and bladder causing burning urination and nocturnal urination. Recommend four ounces of Salts dissolved in water each morning for two to three days to neutralize urine acid and restore normal urinary function. Jad Salts, inexpensive and harmless, is touted as a pleasant lithia-water remedy used by many with urinary irritation.
Train timetable update lists Eastbound and Westbound schedules with arrival and departure times for Nos 12 30 50 80 11 49 29 87 89 and Washington Branch service. Notes include daily and except Sunday operations, multiple freight and passenger runs, and agent signatures J W Calvert and W Rubsel with dates for changes.
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