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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1918
Page
4
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A terse wartime note claims one German Army occupies America and an unseen host of spies is everywhere, signaling heightened fear of invasion and covert networks during the conflict.
A reflective analysis discusses German aims to conquer the Balkans and England and challenge the Monroe Doctrine. It argues Germany openly stated plans, warned by Dewey and others, while Allied and American factions debated preparedness amid internal dissent and foreign policy pressures.
A poet complains of endless winter and storms from the McKenzie to Alberty and the north. He laments cold, influenza, ice, and frost while aiming to stay cheerful and brighten others despite the frostbitten days.
A speaker seeks wisdom from a philosopher who sits with a calm gaze despite age and hardship. The elder shares a creed to value every moment, “make the most of all that comes, and the least of all that goes,” as his eyes retain a lifelong spark.
The passage reflects on Germany’s rapid mobilization as democracy and socialism rise in the German psyche. It argues that immediate action was necessary to avert internal trouble and to prevent democracy from destroying itself. It suggests this war could be a pivotal lesson for safeguarding democracies worldwide.
A political notice announces Harry McCall’s candidacy for the Republican nomination for county treasurer of Washington County in the June primaries. Voters are urged to consider him favorably.
Candidate T A Michels announces run on the Republican ticket for county attorney in Washington County. Primary election decision rests with Republican voters. End of document.
Voter attention to the Republican primary election for county auditor in Washington County. A. L. Griffith seeks the office subject to republican voters’ will at the June primaries.
The clerk of the district court in Washington county Iowa reports a last will and testament for S M McCleery on file. A hearing for probate is scheduled for Monday March 4 1918 at 1 pm in the March term 1918 to determine the validity of the instrument.
Popular Science Monthly notes the long held belief that stars can be seen from the bottom of a deep well is unfounded. It cites Baron Humboldt and miners global inquiries as failing to support the idea, arguing the notion has been thoroughly exploded though it persists in dialogue.
Chapter excerpt follows Arthur Guy Empey as he deserts to England after the Lusitania sinking and volunteers for immediate service. He describes front billets, the cooties, a church service under fire, trench life, and daily routines. Rations are a focal point as a corporal distributes meals to 19 men, sparking disputes over bread, jam, onions, cheese, biscuits, butter, and pickles, with a running joke about a Royal Flying Corps transfer.
Fragmentary text shows a scene where a lance corporal interrupts and Tommy contemplates the rank difference between private and corporal, suggesting tension over military hierarchy.
A terse maxim warns that decay swifts in with neglect while ongoing upkeep extends usefulness. The saying emphasizes steady maintenance and timely attention as key to longevity and value retention.
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