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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1919
Page
4
A writer recalls overhearing a man claim sugar costs four dollars per hundred, a fraud indicating a hidden pressure to buy extra items. The piece argues sugar cannot be sold at four cents a pound without linked purchases and cites the Associated Advertising Clubs’ vigilance bulletin on fake advertisers.
A nostalgic reflection on June's beauty and seasonal inspiration. The narrator imagines poets emerging from their holes to sing of lilies fields brooks and skies, expressing longing to craft noble verses about the landscape and sunlit hills. The tone blends playful humor with wistful admiration for the month.
The article cautions Liberty Bond holders about offers to trade bonds for capital stock of a new company. It urges consult with a banker or legitimate broker to assess the stock value and treats the exchange offer as a warning sign.
The Marshalltown Times Republican notes the idea of a hundred billion indemnity would sustain a decent road, while commentators doubt the country can afford it. The comment reflects tension between generous guarantees and fiscal restraint.
Keota residents confront a bumper potato bug hatch causing garden damage and prompting a spike in Paris Green and arsenate of lead sales. The Keota Eagle also laments sidewalk bottle destruction endangering barefoot children and punctured bicycle tires. Meanwhile, the 168th band and Rainbow boys share a reunion, and chatter about an air field visitor to the Cleanest City in Iowa lingers.
The Sioux City Journal notes the railroad administration invites public criticism while the post office department blocks profane and abusive language in mail, questioning the usefulness of the invitation.
An editorial note from the Knoxville Express laments widespread dissatisfaction with rain, roads, and prices while cows roam contentedly in lush pastures, suggesting agriculture remains unaffected by public gripes.
Sioux City Journal notes dogs leave a scene with bristles raised after a fight, ready to restart a scrap once they detect a new odor that diverts their attention.
A teacher uses her pay for living expenses and educational purchases including Reading Circle books two journals and a two volume G Stanley Hall set. She borrows money to cover costs and townspeople deem it right to fund her bread from public funds. A weekly offering begins urging her broader involvement in lectures socials and community outreach.
Burlington Hawkeye notes immigration commission could block Gates if Mr Wilson remains away longer, signaling possible travel or border challenges and potential regulatory action.
Des Moines Register notes the covenant provides college commencement speakers with fresh material. The snippet hints at broader debate and mentions a rhetorical line about paying Germany, reflecting prewar or interwar sentiment.
A nationwide wave of land sales hits Iowa with prices soaring from historic lows to six hundred dollars per acre. Reports detail multiple farms changing hands at high profits, including a 175 acre O'Brien county sale offered at six hundred per acre, and numerous transactions around Traer, Perry, Glidden and Audubon. The surge is linked to farmer profits and capital from recent years, with examples of rapid resale gains and rising crop values fueling the boom.
The Board urged a teacher to comply with social expectations and attend a Summer School Normal. She longs for a higher standard and prays for assistance while facing questions about her salary of seven hundred dollars yearly.
The Maharaja Dhiraja of Nepal married two wives in a single ceremony to ensure the right choice. The Times notes festivities lasting days, with the bride-elects garlanded and the auspicious hour printed on a salpata. The royal ceremony featured costly attire and turmeric marks of approval.
The bridegroom’s palace to Singha Durbar hosts the royal marriage of Maharaja Sir Chandra Shum Shere Jung Ba hadur Rana. The streets brimmed with thousands as arches, troops, and pennons lined the route. Pandits on elephants, musicians, and giant paper figures accompanied a gold and silver howdah bearing the young king amid festive jingle.
In a small domestic moment Jane struggles with choosing a title for her father. While playing with his collar she tears it. Hearing Jim upstairs, she calls out in distress, Oh Gaddy I hae tore wy bobbie's cullary.
Walter Winton heir to a two million fortune and a student at Bellefonte Academy died in an automobile accident near Bellefonte, along with six other travelers. Police investigated the crash and identified the victims as local residents and classmates. Further details were not available.
Gen. Robert Paris, French army commander who led troops in Siberia, is reported to be headed to Slovakia amid the current military situation. The move follows his previous command in Siberia as tensions rise in Eastern Front theaters.
A health adage claims excess meat harms kidneys leading to backache and urinary symptoms. It urges using Jad Salts a tablespoonful in water each morning for several days to restore kidney function and ease bladder irritation.
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