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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1924

Page

6

Arcadia Pasadena Wedding of Detrick and Roath

The wedding of Orville Detrick and Miss Onieta Roath occurred yesterday at ten thirty in the Arcadia Community church with Rev. Hugh Jones officiating. The couple plans a two week honeymoon in San Diego and will reside in Arcadia.

Orville Detrick Onijeta Roath Patedena California Detrick Harriett Boyer Frank Buseart Washington Arcadia Pasedena Onieta Roath Mr. Roath Orville Dettrick Ora B. Dettrick

Fortnightly notices and booster meeting announcements

There will be an all day meeting at the corp room on Monday July 14 with work for all bring needles and thimbles. Members of the Fortnightly please call at the library for your copy of the 1924 25 year book. A booster club will meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Arthur Wiley. Baptist Choir: best practice tonight before vacation fall attendance desired.

T. S. E. Club Walter Peterson Havre Soeia Club Will McBride Etta Glassburner Will Anderson Clem Edgar Washington Will Easter Martin Weston McBride Edgar Will Stafford W. RO Corp Room Arthur Wiley Baptist Choir

Marsh hare idiom and its March reference explained

The text discusses the origin of the expression mad as a March hare. It notes that hares in marshes are wild, making the March hare a literary figure rather than a real animal. The passage explains how the phrase evolved into a common figure of speech.

Fortitude Defined as Quiet Self possession and Duty

A reflection on fortitude describing it as the steady possession of self and unwavering execution of duty despite evil or danger. The passage emphasizes inner resolve over external threat and frames virtue as steadfast conduct.

Locke

Numbers scheme stirs trouble in Southern Association baseball

New Orleans reports the Southern Association’s player numbering plan causes confusion and mis filed box scores. Merz and Rogers mixes lead to erroneous lineups while fans and writers misidentify players. Graff wears Griffith’s number triggering jeers from the crowd.

New Orleans Southern Association Merz Memphis Rogers Memhis Fred Graff Nashville Club Bert Griffith Graff Pelican

The Time for Silence

A reflective note on restraint and timing quotes a Boston Transcript line about choosing silence when doubt arises. The saying contrasts speaking up with prudent restraint in tricky moments.

Belief in Split Soul Among South African Natives

The text notes a general belief among a South African tribe in a tripartite soul. One soul resides in the head, another in the stomach, and a third in the big toe.

Soun Africa

Attractive gown features white neck sleeve and pocket trim

The description highlights a gown using Jade kreen creye material with a popular white beard trim on the neck sleeves and pocket. It suggests copying the effect on any tube frock for a distinctive craft look and notes a belt option with narrow white ribbon or leather. The style is promoted as suitable for fall and well into winter.

Kreen Creye

Germany Allows Whipped Cream After War Measures

The German government lifts the 1914 ban on whipping cream restoring a common coffeehouse item. Within days Berlin cafés serve large quantities prompting health officials to inspect and note that substitutes like egg white and evaporated milk are being used in preparations.

Germany Berlin

Fragmentary 1940s newspaper notes on economy politics and fashion

Teaser of assorted items notes politics in London and Chicago, trade worries, fire losses, insurance rate increases, fashion remarks, and miscellaneous quips on hunting, cooking, and ads. Mentions Japan China relations and Christmas.

Ainsworth Council Set Meeting for July 21 1924

The town council of Ainsworth Iowa will meet July 21 1924 at 8 p m at Ainsworth Lumber Co officer Tax payers will be heard for or against the following estimate of expenditures at that time R C McKIERNAN Town Clerk assessed value.

Ainsworth Washington County Iowa Ainsworth Lumber Co

Russian War General Receives Pension From Soviet Union

General Brusiloff, veteran of the World War Russian Army, has been granted a pension of $150 a month by the Soviet Union for meritorious service and advancing age. He is over 75 and helped create the Bolshevik cavalry and served as technical adviser to the Red Army until retirement.

Leningrad Brusiloff Soviet Union Red Army

Motor Horns Liven Streets of Belgrade

On two horse open carriages serving as taxicabs in Belgrade July 10, horse drawn taxis fill streets as motorists honk for attention and passengers ride in open carts through the city.

Belgrade

American drives horn boom as city embraces new signalage

A young American arrived to run an auto mobile agency and found an overflow of horns. City authorities then passed an ordinance requiring horse vehicles to be equipped with these signals. The result is a louder bustling sound that the populace welcomes as modern progress.

Pronunciation of English a World Away

Discussion on how English spoken in Australia will evolve as pronunciation diverges from England and influences American speech. Examines language drift across continents and the cultural factors shaping speech in distant regions.

England America Australia

Who Was Caliban to Shakespeare's The Tempest

Caliban is described as a savage deformed slave half beast half man in Prospero's service. He is Sycorax's banished origin, left on the enchanted island later inhabited by Prospero. The term Caliban can signify something new or strange, reflecting the play's blend of hideous and repulsive qualities.

Caliban Prospero Sycorax Algier Algiers

Friday Superstitions Among Irish Peasantry

Friday is seen as a very unlucky day by the superstitious Irish peasantry. The article notes that doors should not be opened to strangers and a cat should not be moved from one house to another on that day.

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