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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1939

Page

6

Riverside Plans Free Street Dance To Promote Homecoming

Business men in Riverside seek state permission to close 300 feet of No 22 highway for a free street dance on Tuesday August 1 and July 25 event featuring Zollers Silver Corner band playing Bohemian music with polkas and quadrilles from 7 pm to midnight. Several locals visit relatives and attend hospital programs in Iowa City and nearby towns.

Riverside Auegust Spen No. 22 State Highway Department Zollers Silver Corner Band Phyllis Kleopfer Mercy Hospital Iowa City Ralph Kleopfer Mary Pogge A. H. Pere Robert Deutsch Geor

Cathedral of Cologne Finishing Towers in 1880

The Cathedral of Cologne in the Rhineland took centuries to complete with finishing towers added in 1880. It is renowned worldwide and attracts millions of visitors yearly, inspiring models in wood, snow, meerschaum, sugar and even matches.

Cologne Rhineland

Replaces Alarm Clock Goyo the Elephant of Manila

Goyo the elephant in Mehan Gardens Manila earns a reputation as an accurate time keeper. Promptly at 3 30 every afternoon he blows his trumpet and Philippine army officers nearby set their watches by it.

Goyo Manila Mehan Gardens Philippine Army

No News Is Good News In A Busy Home

Viola considers returning to town work to ease life with Phil on the road and three children. Madeline urges a return to the French store, but Viola worries about missing family moments and the comfort of home. Phil's letter reassures her, noting pride in their children and a cozy, thrifty life.

Deutsch Clare Capps Helen Alice Waterloo Helen Critz Hedrick West Des Moines Madeline Phil Viola Miss Burke Madeline Clarke

Romans gave little finger a wax removal name

The ancient Romans called the little finger auricularis because they used it to remove ear wax from their ears, or auricles.

English Language A Rich Yet Difficult Tool

Alison Ainsworth notes in Coronet that English, formed from Germanic and Romance roots, is the richest most flexible instrument of expression. Its vast history and global speakers fuel both great potential and common errors, as even experts like Einstein or George Ade’s Oscar show.

Little Island Isle George Ade Oscar Alison Ainsworth

British Writer Praises Grandeur of Our Scenery

London Times notes a British writer praising American scenery and travel. The piece highlights the Canadian Rockies and Grand Canyon as unmatched for beauty, accessibility, and variety, with mentions of desert travel by bus and viewing a roundup from an airplane.

Canadian Rockies Grand Canyon London Times

First Woman Payroller in 1862 Currency Work

In spring 1862 F E Spinner obtained approval for a woman to cut and trim United States currency, replacing the prior men’s shears. Jennie Douglas’s first day proved decisive for women’s place in the task. On October 9, 1862, five women were appointed as currency workers.

F. E. Spinner United States Chase Jennie Douglas Fannie L Halstead Annie York Belle S. Trady Elizabeth Stoner Mary Burke Congress

Two-Tailed Goldfish Symbol of Modern Struggles

A Victoria British Columbia goldfish with two tails thrashes in a park pool, one tail pushing forward and the other backward. The piece compares the fish to people torn between progress and nostalgia, feeling stuck in life’s currents.

Victoria British Columbia New York World-Telegram

Orange Miller's popular versatile milling machines colors

The American Machinist notes a manufacturer painted three identical hand milling machines red orange and gray. The orange model is most popular especially on night shift, the red second, and the gray last. The orange Miller is liked for its cheering appearance by a figure beside a fire on cold nights.

Orange Millers

New Glamour Girl Contenders Social Scene Crown

New York society circles nominate Mary Steele as Brenda Frazier’s potential successor as the top glamour girl. Miss Steele, daughter of Mrs. Nelson Steele, stands five feet ten, with a long blond bob and hazel eyes, and she plays the piano well.

New York Mary Steele Brenda Frazier Miss Steele Nelson Steele

Beautiful Words in Jeannie Deans Address to the Queen

The speech uttered by Jeannie Deans through Sir Welter Scott’s wording reflects a moral that enduringly resonates. It asserts that when trouble and death arrive, the measure of life is not self gain but the aid extended to others.

Welter Scott Jeannie Deans

Lavender Perfume History and Oil Maturation

Lavender remains a global favorite with large yearly harvests of dried flowers for perfume and related products. Oil yield varies yearly with weather and bush age. Plants are frost tender and require storage of three to five years to mature before use in perfumery.

Quieting Title Action in Washington County Iowa Court

In Washington County District Court Theodore Romoser seeks to quiet title to the south half of the southeast quarter of section nine in township 76 north range nine west. The petition argues rival claims by multiple defendants and unknown claimants are invalid and asks for a decree in Romoser’s favor. No personal claim is made against defendants.

Joseph McCleary Joseph C. McCleary Issabel R. McCleary William Kirkpatrick John Cochran Sarah J. Cochran Aetna Life Insurance Company Alexander Stewart A. A. Stewart Archibald Stewart Bank of Keota Myrtle Todd Myrtle Todd Stutz Washington County District Court of Iowa Tereby City of Washington

Self Support and Scholarship at Tennessee Raises Grades

The University of Tennessee reports that students who work to support themselves earn much better grades than their peers. The findings highlight possible benefits of work study for academic performance and student financial aid strategies.

The University of Tennessee

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