No Journal Tomorrow Holiday Message
There will be no issue for the Fourth of July and Christmas and the Fourth of war. Tomorrow two holidays. Here is wishing all readers a happy, painless Fourth of July.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1929
Page
4
There will be no issue for the Fourth of July and Christmas and the Fourth of war. Tomorrow two holidays. Here is wishing all readers a happy, painless Fourth of July.
A disjointed dispatch recalls a bootlegging family tragedy. An 18 year old ran a still, a blast blew the house apart, and his mother, known as Ma, faces jail. The piece argues buyers fuel liquor crime and urges a boycott to curb bootlegging, suggesting Ma must endure longer jail time and the family weather further misfortune.
Quebec travel notes describe rural Quebec life and French Canadian customs seen by travelers. The writer recalls visiting Lindy’s House and Dufferin House, observing family porches for meals and laundry, and noting horses, car etiquette, and local speech nuances while commenting on tourist impact and the charm of early countryside experiences.
A jumble of schoolyard anecdotes and travel notes recounts Charlotte Campbell and classmates laughing at a long tongued gag, a cashier’s tale of poverty, and a bus fare memory. The writer details a Quebec trip with rain soaked clothes, purse mishaps, fur coat chatter, and lessons from locals as they navigate highways toward Levis and through Catholic convents and schools.
A fragment on English word misuse pronunciation and spelling tips. It cites misused and mispronounced forms, notes on pronunciation of suffixes like "que" in Burlesque, and urges vocabulary growth. It includes quips such as use a word three times and it is yours, and references to frustration and failed hopes.
A garbled misc narrative mentions illustrations, art appreciation, and a staff effort to produce high class artwork. It notes concealing the artist identity, references torpedoes and fireworks on a porch, a golf novice, a hilltop, and a church. It ends with goodwill for a Fourth.
A desert journey east of Needles Arizona begins at four in the morning aboard a Ford. The narrator observes remote fuel stations named Bagdad Cadiz Maine Siberia and imagines tales behind their odd names while speculating on couples who inspired them. A dreamlike reflection on travel and memory accompanies a brief parting remark toward the end.
The narrator recalls parting from Jack Ross near Williams Arizona on the road to the Grand Canyon. He reflects on missed offers to extend the trip and the desire to continue traveling by rattling flivver, despite harsh sun and rough roads. He laments the loss of daily miles and the companionship of Jack.
The W P MS of the M church will meet at Mrs Homer Stephen’s home on Town Avenue Friday at 2 20 pm Mrs W B Kyle will lead the lesson at 11812 Coffey Augillary of the F M S of the West Chester M church will meet at the home of Wallace Friday afternoon Extension members of visiliary are especially invited.
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