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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1918

Page

6

Drive to Keota 10 Boost Celebration Draws Washington Visitors

A parade of twenty or more cars carried over a hundred Washington residents and band members to Keota for a county celebration. A. R. Miller and J. L. Brookhart spoke to large crowds after a band concert. Highlights include a long parade, new uniforms from Chicago, and Pershine's Crusaders screenings at Graham. Red Cross ice cream parlor profits support relief efforts.

Keota Washington Washington County Charles Linemaster Keets A. R. Miller J. L. Brookhart Washington Band Bne Old Methodist Church Chicago Pershine Crusaders Red Cross Society Sunset Park Silas Ross Red Cross

Red Cross Parade urged for Fourth of July march

Little Jane asks her mother to join the Red Cross parade while workers prepare for the Sun Set Park event. The note lists shop work resuming Friday, Friday night hours, and ongoing sewing of tampons and compresses with Kalona shipments and ruck pad bandages ordered to discontinue.

Little Jane Godfrey Red Cross Little Jane Kalona

Junior Red Cross Keeps Busy Through Vacation

Junior Red Cross members remain active during school break as chapters seek help with knitting articles comfort bars and hospital supplies. About 2 million junior members in Illinois Michigan Wisconsin Iowa and Nebraska support 17 000 auxiliaries to 568 chapters, with most schools acting as auxiliaries.

Red Cross Junior Red Cross Illinois Michigan Wisconsin Iowa Nebraska

Chamberlain's Tablets Offer Relief for Stomach Ailments

These tablets target stomach troubles biliousness and constipation. Try them and see a first class medicine at work. They cost a quarter. Lemmon's Drug Store.

Storey Named Federal Manager for Santa Fe Line

Chicago July 3 W B Storey vice president of the Santa Fe railway to oversee operation and management of the line as federal appointee, superseding President B P Ripley. Other federal managers named include J B Gorman Rock Island and W B Bierd Chicago & Alton chiefs, with several regional posts assigned.

Chicago W. B. Storey Santa Fe Railway Hale Holden Central Western Region Mr. Storey Santa Fe B. P. Ripley J.B. Gorman Rock Island W. B. Bierd Chicnage & Alton Chicago, Veorta & St. Louie Railway W. J. Jackson Chicago, Terre Haute & Southern Cavin Union Pacific Allied Roads CC. M. Kittle Southern Pacific Western Pacifhc

Rest and Chamberlain's Liniment Endorsement

A brief health ad claims rheumatic muscle ache responds to absolute rest and a few doses of Chamberlain's Liniment as recommended by Lemmon's Drug Store.

Chamberlain's

Victory for the White Hands and The Brown Hands

A Washington county farmer allegory condemns labor patterns and political posturing. A giant county worker bears a white hand shielding him from toil while brown hands toil six days a week to harvest crops. The piece condemns idlers and argues against Sunday rest for nonproductive work.

Washington Washington County

Red Cross Workers of Washington Chapter Honor 72 Volunteers

Seventy two Washington county Red Cross workers are pictured having each given at least seventy two hours of service. The article lists names across six rows with roles in surgical dressings comfort kits hospital garment work knitting and more. The women are recognized for earning the right to wear Red Cross emblems on their uniforms.

Red Cross T. J. Dempsey Denison Marian Stewart W. J. Hamilton Homer Darbyshire Althea Montgom Lottie Norton M. Cuddy J. B. Crail R. H. Walker Hospital Garment Work Allen Jack Westphal J. D. McLaughlin Eva Livingston Washington County Sarah Babcock Elizabeth Dawson

Road gangs and manpower use in county work

The speaker argues road improvement is needed but urges fully using available labor for six days before a seventh day of work. He rebuts patriotic talk and questions loyalty for violating the decalog and human law while criticizing road crews and county gangs.

Foley Cathartic Tablets Endorsed By Geo Jenner

Geo Jenner of 416 Labor St San Antonio Texas writes that Foley Cathartic Tablets are the best laxative he has taken and recommends them to those with constipation or biliousness. He says they should be in every traveling man's grip for relief from sick headache bloating or other digestion related issues. Lemimon's Pharmacy advertises the product.

Geo. Jenner Labor St San Antonio Tex Lemimon Advt

Tragic Camp Dodge Accident Claims Private Heyerhoff

Private Julius A. Heyerhoff of Company 1 248th Infantry, Fort Dodge, was killed at Camp Dodge when a rifle discharged accidentally while being repaired. A jammed cartridge led to a bullet grazing a rack area, severing an artery and causing fatal blood loss. An officer board will investigate.

Camp Dodge Julius A. Heyerhoff Company 1 248Th Infantry William J. Heyerhoff Fort Dodge Heyerhoff

Indict Wilkerson and Woman in Wapello Grand Jury

The Wapello county grand jury returned indictments against Detective J N Wilkerson of Montgomery county and Mrs J W Noel of Villisca. They were arrested together in Ottumwa. The charges include conspiracy to injure character business and property and to commit felonies undermining public justice. Attorney General H M Hovner attended the session and drew the indictments.

Wapello

Sugar substitutes urged to ease 1918 sugar supply

The 1918 agricultural production program urges using substitutes to conserve sugar. It notes limits on sugar cane and beet expansion, promotes sorghum, corn and cane syrup, maple sugar, and honey, and highlights rising sorghum syrup output to aid war efforts and transport to soldiers.

Department of Agriculture Union

Wilkerson and Woman Released on Bond in Ottumwa Case

Wilkerson and the woman are out on bond until their district court trial in Ottumwa in the fall. Their defense states they did not commit a crime.

Wilkerson Ottumwa

Auto racing disaster near Tama injures Ruff family

On the Lincoln Highway near Tama Iowa Olin Ruff a farmer and his wife were badly hurt when his Oakland car rolled twice at forty miles an hour at Magee hill. Pred Stuff the father suffered serious head injuries and the mother chest injuries. They were taken to Marshalltown hospital with some hope of recovery. The Ruff boy and their younger son escaped injury. The car was wrecked.

Tama Olin Ruff Garwin and Montour Lincoln Highway Magee Hill Oakland Marshalltown Ruff

Unity of Control Ordered for War Health Agencies

President Wilson issued an executive order placing all wartime sanitary and public health activities under the Public Health Service. The move aims to prevent policy confusion and duplication, ensuring more effective results and unified control. Walter, at sea a day and night, joyfully exclaims upon sighting land.

Wilson Washington Public Health Service

Usually to His Sorrow Monkey Quote from Uncle Phen

The line features Uncle Phen remarking on a lyric misfit and a monkey with a buzz saw. It captures rural speech and a humorous analogy about work and distraction.

Uncle Phen

Americans and French Capture Village of Vaux on Marne Front

Paris reports an American French operation west of Vaux and near hill 204 on the Marne front improved allied positions. The raid netted more than 800 prisoners including five officers. French raids between Montdidier Noyon and Reims area also took prisoners. German raids near Beltoy and Alsace failed.

Paris Joly Vaux Chateau Thierry Marne War Office Armeniecd Mlontidier Am Noyon Reis Belloy Upper Alsace Vaux-Hiil Montdidier Noyon Reims Beltoy Upper Alsace

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promotion Claim

There is widespread catarrh deemed incurable by local doctors but Hall's Catarrh Medicine from FP J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio is advertised as a constitutional internal remedy. A one hundred dollar reward is offered for any case not cured, with circulars on testimonials.

Hall FP. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio F. J. Cheney & CO

Strength of Governments

A concise reflection on authority noting that established governments enjoy a built in advantage as most people submit to rule not through reason but because tradition and antiquity confer legitimacy. It contrasts inherited power with the preference for established authority.

Hume

Striving to Keep a Youthful Soul

A reflective quotation from Margaret Deland contrasts an aging body with the idea of an old soul. The speaker argues responsibility lies in maintaining vitality of spirit rather than physical youth.

Margaret Deland

Smokeless Fuel From Anthracite Culm Mix

A new smokeless fuel is formed by blending anthracite culm with about 20 percent soft coal. The discovery suggests a viable alternative fuel for cleaner combustion.

Selfishness Claims No Interest From World

A quip from the Seattle Post-Intelligencer quotes a talking point that the speaker cares only for personal matters and as a result has lost the attention or concern of others. This wry remark highlights a view on self-absorption and public notice.

Seattle Post-Intelligenccer

Strength in Love Quotation on Bridge Metaphor

A George Eliot quotation asserts love as the first cable of a suspension bridge between souls. It claims true love can bear many burdens without giving way.

George Eliot

Also Mentioned on This Page

Des Moines Milwaukee Otturmwa Red Chamberlain We. B. Storey RED Cross Workers OF Washington Chapter Rade Warfel Grayson Mary Benz W. E. Andersen Marjorie Cunningham 2. N. Anwyl Olive Campbell W. A. Gibson C. W. Stewart J. M. Godfrey Jd. E. Lemmon Jean Shuman Will G. Stewart C. W. McLaughlin F. A. Heinzman J. A. McCall C. A. Bolee C. C. Cunningham David McLaughlin Lem Cherry A. W. McCurley E. B. Walker Ralph Junkin Clara Darbyshire Harry Dickerson Ington County R. RB. Dougherty Merle Lytle Orscar Jugenheimer al McCaldl Lydia Juzeler Eva Allison Fred Reid Orville Rider D. J. Patterson Hugh Dougall Julia Cavender Steve Stewart C. J. Wilson Comfort Kit Work Louise Cunningham J. R George C. G. Schmoeller Marl Simpson Glenn Hayes Dodge Soldier Shop Recruit Walter Napoleon Army U. S Vaux and Height the Evening Journal Washington, Iowa Mason’s Store Ric Adruralis Teilur CF Lesher Whitman & Co, Inc Broadway New York
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