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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1906
Page
5
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The Columbia River has borne three names. It opened as the Oregon, then St. Rogue, and in 1792 Robert Gray named it Columbia after his vessel. Whitney notes the original Oregon name meant “big ear,” referencing indigenous ear adornment.
A 2 500 ton ship loaded with 3 500 tons of cargo totals 6 000 tons. Towing with a small tug can pull the ship at six to eight knots, but placing the tug’s power on the big vessel slows movement to less than a knot. The riddle hinges on naval physics. the tug can move a towed load efficiently, while the powered vessel suffers from hydrodynamic drag and propulsion limits when the same horsepower is applied directly.
When drying off after a bath stand in the tub with water up to the ankles. Rub with coarse towels until the body glows then step out and wipe the feet. This prevents the chilly feeling from stepping onto a bath mat still damp.
A reflective observation on love as a feeling beyond rational explanation. The passage suggests the heart cannot justify its beauty and divine motives with reasons, instead remaining silent and looking upward in response.
In a light classroom exchange the professor notes the codfish lays over one million eggs while a farm student quips about the creature not needing to cackle for each egg. The dialogue reflects humorous rural a priori knowledge.
A rear end collision occurred on Hock Island at 3 34 this morning. Dr. Winship of Boston will lecture at the Methodist Church Thursday evening at 4 on The Boy as an Asset and a Liability. Washington county normal institute enrollment reached 178 by noon with many new students listed in divisions C and D.
A rear end collision on the Rock Island near Verdi caused a caboose to derail and burn after a late night crash. John Scannell of this city was injured by a falling tub of water while crews cleared the track and began repairs. The wreck halted service until about 11:30 this morning with engines 601 and 1600 damaged and headed for the shops.
The Twentieth Century Reading Circle will begin at Mrs. J. H. Stewart's residence on Thursday at 9 00 oclock, replacing the previous venue at Mrs. Shrader's.
Miss Bessie McClean announces she has not run and will not run for carnival queen and does not desire any more votes.
The district court session planned for next Friday in this city has been moved to Monday, June 18. The change affects all scheduled proceedings and attendees should adjust their plans accordingly.
A railroad incident near Verdi left engineer Will Germer wary of the area. The article notes he was involved in the wreck mentioned earlier and remains cautious about the vicinity.
Society notes that Miss Laura B Noyes will entertain a few friends at a 6 oclock dinner at her home on East Main street Thursday evening.
Dr and Mrs W E Anderson host a West Main street gathering for friends in honor of Miss Cora K Anderson and Mr Ira G Vincent of Algona Iowa. The couple will wed Thursday evening at Mrs Milan Shields home on North Second Ave with Miss Anderson a city resident and Vincent a well known former Washington resident.
A social afternoon hosted by Miss Dol Buckley at the Buckley home on West Second featured about a dozen young ladies in a kitchen shower for Miss Crooks. Elaborate club color decorations red and green and heart motifs enhanced the luncheon served in two courses. place cards by Raymond Buckley impressed guests with fine workmanship and the gifts for the honoree were many and useful.
Next Friday evening at Mrs. Lloyd Lytle’s East Main Street home a Bachelor Maid dinner will honor Miss Jessie Crooks. The event invites neighbors and local residents to attend in celebration.
Miss Jone McCahon travels to Orion Illinois for a short visit with friends and upon return will join her parents to establish her home in Kansas City.
The W. Cc. T. A. will meet at Miss Mary Parker's home on Thursday June 14 at 2 30 p m. The group will sew carpet rags and discuss Anti Narcotics with the Bible theme from I Cor 3 16 17.
Hon. C. A. Kennedy of Lee county, a Republican candidate for congress in the first district, stopped in Washington today to survey the race. He appeared personable and won many friends, staying as guest of S. W. Neal during his visit.
Mrs. E. C. Keck traveled to Cedar Rapids this morning to visit friends for a few days.
The forecast from Washington D C predicts fair skies and continued cool conditions for Iowa today and tonight with similar cool weather persisting into Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs Gardner and daughter Anet traveled to Mt Vernon for Cornell commencement exercises and the Eyestone Laughead wedding this morning.
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