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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1918

Page

5

Army cooks beat Delmonico in front line meals

The front line messes offer beef stew mashed potatoes lettuce salad coffee cake and peaches with beans tomato sauce and rice pudding as alternates. Officers and enlisted men report strong appetites and good health as they endure long days, guard duty, and rough bivouacs. Some say war’s romance is a myth and describe the pragmatic, satisfying meals and steady routine as life here improves sleep and appetite.

Don Martin New York Herald Napoleon New York Chicago Philadelphia Boston Fifth Avenue Army Har Dorses

Trench Trot Debuts As Yank Soldiers Host London Ball

London reports a 100 couples American soldiers and 100 London partners staged a new Trench Trot dance at the Palace Hotel Bloomsbury on April 26. Sergeant M presided with Mrs Sherwood guiding the gala, Murray's Jazz band providing music, and the crowd embracing a brisk, upbeat American style.

Palace Hotel Bedford Place Bloomsbury Street West End London Sherwood Fairfax Court Redcliffe Gardens Amy Ellis Major Dome Murray Solid Ebony St. Vitus

America at War Then and Now Verse by Fannie Gilbert

A patriotic wartime poem by Fannie Ethelbert Gilbert from Washington Iowa urges Americans to respond to the call for reinforcement and defend liberty. It speaks of duty, sacrifice, and the fate of nations as allied powers stand against foes along the western line.

America Fannie Ethelbert Gilbert Washington, Iowa

Catarrh Treatment Advised Over Local Remedies

A 19th or early 20th century health advertisement urges readers to abandon sprays and douches for catarrh and try 8 8 8. The copy claims the remedy treats the disease at its source in blood and offers free medical advice from the Medical Director at Swift Laboratory, Atlanta Georgia.

Swift Laboratory Atlanta

Foley Kidney Pills End Relief for Rheumatism and Ailments

Mrs. Frank P. Wood of Morrill Maine reports relief from rheumatism and kidney troubles after starting Foley Kidney Pills. Her husband also benefited, going from lameness and pain to mobility. Lemmon's Pharmacy advertises the product.

Foley Frank P. Wood Morrill Maine Lemmon Advt

Iowa seventh in sale of war stamps

Homer A. Miller, Iowa War Savings Stamps director, reports Iowa rose to seventh in April sales with 2,064,111.56 dollars or 86 cents per capita. Through May 1 totals reach 6,737,948.62 dollars at 2.82 per capita. U S receipts for April total 58,737,198 dollars and national receipts by April 30 reach 208,058,727 dollars.

Dee Movnes Iowa Homer A. Miller Iowa War Savings Stamps Committee Washington Nebraska United States

Montana saloons ordered closed during troop train movements

By order of the state council of defense Montana saloons must close from the moment drafted men are summoned for final roll call until fifteen minutes after they entrain for cantonments. The order also closes saloons fifteen minutes before trains arrive and for fifteen minutes after their departure.

Butte Mont State Council of Defense Montana

German War Practices pamphlet recounts German soldiers' remorse

The Committee on Public Information releases a pamphlet claiming German troops protested atrocities during WWI. An eye witness describes mass executions in the Masurian region and the dehumanizing cry of seeable mercy, ending with a call to reject militarism and noting Gerard's book tour at the Graham theatre on June 7 and 8.

Washington Committee On Public Information Gerard Germany Graham Theatre

Draft investigation widens to Polk county and beyond

Des Moines June 3 An investigation led by Adjutant General Logan into draft deferments affects Polk county youths living outside Des Moines It is claimed a draft board member aided evading class one and coached men to avoid service If evidence supports criminal action charges may follow Officials expect the probe to spread to other Iowa counties and involve prominent businessmen

Des Moines Polk County Adjt Logan

Colonel Bennett May Be Sent Home

A Washington dispatch reports Col. B. R. Bennett of Des Moines commander of the 168th Infantry Rainbow division in France may be found physically disqualified for further service. The notice comes as unofficial word from the capital.

Bennett Des Moines Evening Tribune Washington B. R. Bennett 168Th Infantry 3Rd Iowa France

Unclear Report Says Service Overseas to Be Succeeded

A report states service overseas would be followed by a regular army officer but no official confirmation or denial is available.

Sauer kraut Eaten Without Disloyalty Explained

Washington, June 3. The Food Administration explained that sauerkraut is of Dutch origin not German. Eating it freely uses cabbage and conserves staple foods needed abroad, the agency said.

Washington The Food Administration Today

Endoscope Aids Swift Removal Of Throat Obstruction

The article explains how doctors use an endoscope to view the windpipe or esophagus and extract foreign objects. It notes the illumination and delicate forceps enable precise removal, reducing tissue injury compared to blind probing.

Sinn Fein Leader Edward de Valera Detained in Ireland

Prof Edward de Valera head of Sinn Fein is among many held by the British government on charges tied to a pro German conspiracy. The action signals strict wartime control and political tension in Ireland.

Edward de Valera Sinn Fein Ireland Belre

Washington County's Only Daily Evening Journal Note

The prompt provides a newspaper masthead and requests a best possible summary as a card style entry. No clear event or facts are present to summarize beyond publication identity.

Evening Journal Washington County

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