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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1922

Page

8

Local Notes From Ames Area And Surroundings

Local items report brief travels and visits including G W Frain going to Centerville on business. Margaret Brookhart on vacation from Ames summer school. Olive Virginia McConnell funeral in progress in Ainsworth. Elmer Hess family visiting Keota. Ed Willits visiting Cranson. Marguerite and king visiting J A Walker home in West Chester. Elsie Wallace leaving Ainsworth for Monmouth to attend Y M C A convention. Clarince McCreedy, Gage Clark, and Forrest City Arkansas posting updates on employment and travel.

Local notices from Washington and surrounding areas

Names of residents and visitors in Washington on business include Phil Weldin from Oskaloosa Rh Wells Crawfordsville and C Crawfordsville area, E B V Simons and L M Shryeck and Forrest Adams, plus various car trips, tents for the chautauqua and sales on clothing and shoes.

Phil Weldin Oskaloosa Rh. C. Wells Crawfordsville Washington L. M. Shryeck Forrest Adams Brighton

Heirloom Plate Listed by Stephen's Jeweler

Brighton man R Reichen spent today in Washington. Mrs Lou Reynolds of Clinton visited Mrs Paulie Brown. F L Ellis returned to Ft Madison after a short stay. A want ad promotes a silverware heirloom sale and a sale on women’s low heel pumps at 1.95 a pair. Widmer family home from Wayland visit. Chautauqua tents must be ordered by August first. Frank Stewart to assist campers.

Frank Stewart

The Hope of the World and a Health Ad for Mothers

The piece links the wartime era to the future generation and emphasizes restoring homes and industries. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as an aid for motherhood, claiming fifty years of use in non surgical women’s diseases.

Lydia E. Pinkham

Alcoholic Deaths Rise in New York This Year

New York reports nearly 89 percent more alcoholic deaths in the current year than 1920 and 27 percent more than 1921, according to the chief medical examiner. The 1923 total stands at 127.

New York

Ukulele Inventor Manuel Nunes Dies in Honolulu

Manuel Nunes, inventor of the ukulele, dies in Honolulu of heart disease. The death reveals that Hawaiians did not know the instrument before white contact.

Honolulu T. H Manuel Nunes Hawaii

Fairfield youth held in grandmother robbery case

Smil Em onin, 20, is held at Jefferson county jail suspected of being one of two men who beat and robbed the Palm family eight miles southeast of Fairfield on Friday night. He is the grandson of elderly Mrs Palm.

Fairfield Smil Emonin Jefferson County Palm Young Emonin

Editor’s Inquiry and Blundering Blanks in Punch Line

An alien filing for naturalization fills a clerk’s form with Name Jacob Levinsky Born Yes Business Rotten while jokes about Peggy and a Whistler Twain anecdote appear. The piece reflects light humor and satirical lines from Ladies’ Home Journal.

Jacob Levinsky

Dialogue on a social scale and mistaken identities

The passage depicts a humorous exchange about a social scale as a place to weigh money. A joking bystander challenges a name, leading to a misidentification about a pew and introducing a running gag with Yale humor magazines.

Society Notes Highlight July Weddings and Receptions

Mrs J A Work and Mrs M R Meeks hosted a reception at Mrs Work’s home in honor of guests including Mrs W J M Scott of New York City and Mrs O M Cavin of Columbus Junction. Out of town guests and marriage plans for Miss Marjorie Antionetti Nelson to John Calloway Park were announced for July in Berkeley California.

J. A. Work M. R. Meeks W. J. M. Scott New York City O. M. Cavin Columbus Junction Frank Shinnabarger Muscatine M. R. Meek Marjorie Antionetti Nelson John Calloway Park Berkeley California Park Nelson Washington Presbyterian Church Loren KR. Nelson Prescott Arizona W. S. Duncan East Washington Street Fred Duncan Allerton Ainsworth Alcorn Cal Richards Columbus City Glen Duncan Adda Wood

States study Illinois road inspection visit

Fifty good roads supporters from Missouri Michigan and Wisconsin arrived in Springfield to inspect the Bates experimental highway tested by Pines. led by Cel 8 Bo Wald ron president of the beta Auto club and Frank Rogers Michigan highway commissioner the visitors were joined by A R Hirst Wisconsin highway superintendent.

Springfield Missouri Michigan Wisconsin Bates Pines Bo Waldron Betta Auto Club Frank Rogers Michigan Visitors A. R. Hirst Wiscortin

New York Garment Workers Stage Quiet Mass Exodus

Nearly all workers in New York's cloak and suit trade, about 50 000, left their jobs in a general stoppage aimed at smaller sweat shops. Some 800 large shops will resume work after agreeing to a 44 hour week and holiday pay plus overtime rates.

New York Elonk Benjamin Schlesinger International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union

Students Fight with Reds at Klausthal

Berlin reports a revolver clash between communists and students at Klausthal. One communist was killed by a student as a crowd attacked the student who died en route to hospital. Later disorders left two more students injured and hospitalized.

Berlin Klausthal Vorwserts

Miners reject Sterling plea for settlement support

Springfield July 26 President Frank Farrington of the Illinois miners union replied to Acting Gov. Fred Sterling that he knew of no measure the governor could bring to settle the strike. The message notes the labor conflict and a lack of a clear path to resolution.

Springfield Fred Sterling Frank Farrington The Illinois Union

Lost in Manchester Storm Destroys Fish Hatchery Stock

A July cloud burst flooded Manchester and surrounding areas causing extensive damage. The United States fish hatcheries suffered complete loss of stock including 25,000 rainbow trout with repairs estimated at three to four years and 35 000 to 40 000 dollars in losses. The Iowa Electric company also lost all false work for a hydro electric plant.

Manchester United States Iowa Electric Company

Ten Billion Buttons a Year Industry Stats Cited

A National City Bank bulletin notes U S button usage costs about 100 million dollars annually with 16 million dollars exported since the war began. It cites 1919 census data showing 69,323,000 gross producing about 10 billion buttons and 48 million dollars in output while domestic consumers paid around 100 million dollars.

United States National City Bank of New York Germany Austria-Hungary

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