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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1923
Page
2
Chicago reports estimated hog receipts 70 000 cattle 21 000 and sheep 12 000 with mixed tone across markets. Better beef steer activity and veal prices steady. lambs strong. oats and corn Prices noted with futures guidance and tomorrow estimates. Joe Gant confronts Janey in a burglary scene, police alerted as tension peaks.
Iowa bankers report a dramatic recovery with bank indebtedness to the Federal Reserve Bank and the War Finance Corporation cut from over 100 million to about 20 million in two and a half years. Farmers and small town banks led the liquidation as eastern pessimism faded. peak War Finance borrowing fell from 24 million to about 7 million while Fed borrowings dropped from 98.6 million to under 13 million.
Connell seeks love in a comic courtship with Eads as mentor on old fashioned tricks. Sara Bentley and Piety Jones Brown collide with his plan as he becomes entangled with the visiting Piety, risking love and independence in a humorous social study.
In 1933 a wary Janey, staying with her fiancé Stephen Ware, contends with unrest at his factory as two firebrands loom. A burglar watches her in the music room while she calls for taxi service and tries to remain composed despite fear and suspense.
Sara untangles a tangled romance with Timmy and Piety as the trio navigates jealousy and devotion. The story follows Sara resisting manipulation and choosing a frank future while Timmy proclaims affection and plans a wedding as neighbors listen.
A physiognomist notes that the profile, seen in moments of unconscious glance, often reveals character better than the full face. The full face may appear bright while the profile looks dull and listless, with a drooping mouth and relaxed muscles.
From the Designer, it states that muscles or a woman's face are softer than a man's and thus more prone to unsightly, sagging and unbecoming changes from VEE every mood. The remark emphasizes gendered differences in facial tension and aging appearance.
A youth described as a youthful toreador attended a flalloween party. He wore a crayon–long face with heavy eyebrows and a mustache effect. He feared earlier kisses would stop after his prank and doubted the girls would want to kiss him now.
A terse, irregular message requests help and fund raising in case of the writer’s death. The note mentions practice in the area and references the Beanpot game in Boston. It conveys urgency and personal plea without clear details or names.
A clipped note reflects on New Yorkers living their entire lives without sighted guidance or access, highlighting the quiet burden of blindness and the everyday challenges faced by the visually impaired.
A San Francisco scientist warns that the world may end a century from now describing grim signs and urging preparedness. The prediction frames a century ahead with caution about looming global threats and possible renewal after crisis.
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