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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1918
Page
4
The speech urges endurance and training behind Allied efforts. It argues Germany’s failure to win a conclusive victory risks bankruptcy, debt, and ruined industry. The war’s momentum could push to Paris or sea. only sea control grants lasting gains, or Germany faces collapse.
ABE MARTIN notes Lafe Bud wears brown pants and a gray coat as thrift humor amid wartime. Mr and Mrs Lester Jones plan to endure another year without a car, reflecting frugal personal choices during hardship.
The speaker vows to support the war effort by remaining homebound yet diligent, performing garden chores and farming tasks to aid national needs. He rejects combat due to being overweight and unfit, hoping history recalls the effort of civilians who contributed through labor and harvests.
Irving Johnson of Oskaloosa Iowa announces candidacy for Judge of the Sixth Judicial District and asks voters for support at the June Primary Election.
George F. Morrison declares re election bid for county attorney pending Republican voters in June. J A Dodds announces candidacy for county treasurer awaiting party support at the June primary.
A notice states Walter R. Boyer announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for the state representative seat from Washington County, pending the outcome of the June primary election.
Hugh H. McCleery declares candidacy for the Republican nomination for representative in the June primaries. He states the race is subject to voters in the twenty third district and frames his bid as aligned with the party and district interests.
A political notice states a candidate will seek the Republican nomination for the Washington Kewry county state senate district, subject to the will of Republican voters at the June primaries.
A statement declares intent to run for county sheriff subject to the approval of James Os Stevenson. The notice outlines candidacy for the sheriff’s office and references the involved official.
A fragment shows Miss Clyenne noting Tim's uncertainty about how a first-class censorship system might alter what four people reveal. The dialogue suggests concern over the reliability of information under strict control.
The French government sends Justin Godart former assistant secretary of war and president of the French chamber of deputies to America to thank the United States for aid through the Red Cross and YMCA. He will speak publicly about the military health department work in sanitation and comfort for French and American armies, a post earned under fire with a war cross.
A lighthearted reminiscence recalls an old lady who once chased a child, sparking Mary Agnes’s belief she was an angel after death. Maury adds humor, noting the old lady may be chasing all the little angels upstairs.
A sprawling tale follows Cuban rebels amid wealth, love, and treachery. Don Esteban Varona guards a hidden treasure, while Donna Isabel schemes to seize it, killing others in the process. O'Reilly and Leslie Branch join filibuster efforts, with Rosa and Evangelina caught in danger as battles erupt in Cuba.
In a tense scene a masked Cuban robbers. He slams a back door, silences cries, and rushes shelves seizing imported canned goods. The jacketed man shows no restraint as he curses and plunders, while onlookers recoil in fear.
Cloves are smoked over a wood fire to deepen color then sun dried. Occasionally buds are scalded before drying. Bright sun can replace artificial heat and buds are sun dried from start to finish. The crop loses about sixty percent in drying.
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