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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1922

Page

7

Iowa corn makes a speedy growth amid favorable weather

The weekly Iowa weather and crop service bulletin reports warm sunny conditions across the state with light showers insufficient to curb western drought. Corn grows rapidly with fields cultivated twice, oats need rain, and winter wheat and alfalfa progress well though Hessian fly damage noted in Polk county.

Northwest Lowa Weather and Crop Service Drouth Polk County Mitchell County Washington Mahaska Oskaloosa Henry Noble van Buren

Shrine hospital groundbreaking ceremony in Portland

W Freeland Kendrick a high Shrine official broke ground for the sixth Shrine hospital for crippled children in North America at Portland. The $250000 project will serve crippled children and was witnessed by temple representatives en route to the San Francisco Shrine convention.

Portland Ore W. Freeland Kendrick Lulu Temple Philadelphia Imperial Mystic Shrine Shrine of North America San Francisco

Farmer Gustafson Aims for Nebraska Senate Seat

Des Moines dispatch says C. H. Gustafson of Lincoln head of the U. S. Grain Growers seeks the Republican nomination for U S senator in July. He is likened to Col Brookhart and is known for farm bloc views and opposition to grain gambling. If he wins, he would challenge Hitchcock, the Omaha World Herald editor and incumbent Democrat senator, while Norris is Nebraska’s other Republican senator with a 1925 term expiry.

Des Moines the Brookhart Nebraska C. H. Gustafson Lincoln Farm Bureau U. S. Grain Growers, Inc United States Grain Growers’ Association Iowa Smith W. Brookhart Gutatson Col. Brookhart Dispatch Gustafson Congress Boards of Trade U. S National Farm Bureau Hitchcock Gilbert M. Hitchcock Omaha World-Herald George W. Norris McCook Neb

How to Remove Indelible Ink Stains

Instructions describe removing nitrate of silver ink stains by soaking in a common salt and water solution, then washing with ammonia. The guidance emphasizes soaking first before cleansing to lift the stain from fabric or skin.

Too Much Feeling in Tenderhearted Children

A Philadelphia Inquirer passage recalls Aunt Post in a reflective moment as a Marshall bows and two children cry when asked to fetch water, illustrating tenderhearted behavior and strong emotion.

Aunt Post Marshall Philadelpha Inquirer

Prehistoric Man in America in Ohio Valley Caves

Discoveries in Kentucky caves suggest human presence in America during the Glacial age. In two sites human bones are identified as an Indian man, with remains of raccoon, groundhog, gray fox, deer, buffalo and bear. The bear skeleton, partly fossilized, is believed to be a polar bear from the Ice Age.

Ohio Valley America Kentucky

What Causes Dimples

The article explains dimples arise from soft body areas where connective fibers lie in various directions. Short fibers pull the skin, creating a dent. Cheek dimples are common due to irregular fiber length in that region, and babies may have elbow knee or back dimples as well.

The Pin Making Process in 19th Century Industry

The text outlines pin manufacture from casting to drawing and shaping. Pins are mostly yellow copper or iron with steel also used. Cylinders nearly three feet long and about a foot wide are drawn by a wire machine, then hammered and finished to the required diameter for market.

When It Was A Photo Moment In The Millennium

Ep Saltz parodies longing for old times as people anticipate the millennium. The piece notes women once stood behind husbands for photos and reflects on how the millennium has already passed, with a wry, satirical tone.

Ep Saltz Flannery American Legion Weekly

A Bad Man's Good Thought on Sharing Happiness

Quoted saying from Byron and Boston Transcript notes that enjoying a thing alone deprives one of true pleasure. Those who joy to win must share it, happiness born a twin.

Byron Boston Transcript

Road improvements lag in Iowa despite national push

A Marshalltown Republican writer argues Iowa trails in per capita road funding as other states expand improving networks. Reports cite Lincoln Highway rerouting debates in Ling county, Tennessee and Arkansas road programs, and California project widenings with asphalt surfacing on multiple county routes.

Cedar Rapids Marshalltown Vimes-Republican Iowa Lign County Marshall County Linn County Ling County Louisiana Tennessee Arkansas Automobile Clubs of Tennessee Good Roads Association Highway Department of the State Altamont Ashland City Elizabeth Erwin Greenville Huntington Kingston Dandridge Pine Bluff Stuggart Jefferson County State Highway Department Grady McGehee Lake Village Eudora Monroe Tiiprove California California State Highway Department Maryland Glenn County Placer County Fairfield Vacaville Solano County Sonoma County Santa Clara County Caradero Merced Madera Kern

New York Storm Toll Rises With Dozens Missing

The June 14 windstorm through New York and Long Island raised the death toll to 45 with 16 missing. Police seek bodies as crews comb City Island wreckage and 40 visitors drowned. The Bronx grand jury probes the Ferris wheel wreck at Cleson's Point where seven died and 40 injured.

New York Iteinburi Long Island Sound City Island Ufe Bronx Cleson's Point

Cuba Moves on Moral Reform of Cuban Administration

In Herana Cuba on June 11 Congress and the President acted swiftly to implement the American suggested moral reform of Cuba’s administration. Secretary Jose M. Corting announced a reorganized cabinet would be named within 48 hours with new officials. The House of Representatives formed a commission to confer with President Zeyas on Crowder’s recommendations from Gen. Enoch S. Crowder.

Herana Cuba Americ Jose M. Corting House of Representatives Zeyas Enoch S. Crowder Herding

Teleradiographs Show Distant X Ray Details

A Long Name describes teleradiographs as X ray pictures made at distances up to eighty five feet and yielding the same detail as close range images.

Newspapers Best For Advertising Says Conference

Milwaukee reports on the first national industrial advertising conference tied to the Associated Advertising Clubs of America. H Colin Campbell of the Portland Cement Association argues newspapers offer concentrated reach across zones, low cost local tests, and universal reader engagement shaping public opinion.

Milwaukee Associated Advertising Clubs of America H. Colin Campbell Portland Cement Association

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claims Cure for Catarrh

An advertisement declares Hall's Catarrh Medicine can treat catarrh and deafness caused by catarrh through an exterior ointment and an internal tonic. It markets the product as effective for restoring normal mucous conditions and notes 40 years of sales by F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo

No nickel of the bonus for World War II veteran stance

A statement reflecting pride in serving the country and a reluctance to accept a bonus. The speaker argues young Americans should create their own opportunities rather than rely on government payments. The remark expresses opposition to the proposed bonus and emphasizes self-reliance.

Quote from Charles M Schwab on war profits

A quoted reflection from the Des Moines Register imagines Schwab turning away profits to support war aims. The fictional response casts steel makers as proudly contributing to America's war effort rather than seeking profits. The excerpt highlights industry pride and national duty.

Charles M. Schwab Bethlehem Steel America Des Moines Register

Clemenceau praises pine forest in La Vendee

The statement notes M. Clemenceau enjoying a pine forest in La Vendee France where he jokes there is no chance of meeting Lloyd George or President Wilson, only squirrels share the woods with him.

M. Clemenceau la Vendee France Lloyd George President Wilson

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