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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1919
Page
4
The piece argues that actions speak louder than words, praising workers over talkers. It questions pride in being a great talker and extols service and practical help as true virtue. The writer asks who is the real angel of mercy, the talker or the doer, concluding the world favors visible labor.
The piece notes local predictions about fruit crops, mischief toward Rathbun, and a rumored Rock Island depot move. It mentions Havner and the Governor sharing dislike toward Rathbun, excitement over a possible Rock Island division point, and a long running rumor of a new depot. Attorneys face both income tax and complex reports.
Poem laments ongoing Russian bloodshed under the winter sun. It contrasts Allied victory talk with real violence in Russia and calls for action against demagogues and Trotsky, questioning how to save a land in turmoil.
The passage notes a busy day for lawyers with deadlines for income reports looming and a scramble for legal advice. It reflects a frantic late-hour effort as professionals rush to prepare returns and guidance for clients.
In a letter from the Vinton Eagle a reader notes people complain less about auto tire costs than shoe prices. Another line from the Sioux City Journal comments that most American soldiers seek home and do not want to follow the president's example by returning to Europe.
The Marshalltown Times-Republican notes German statements before Allied advances at Chateau Thierry and Soissons while preparations for cleanup continued.
A Mason City Globe Gazette item notes tax increases, price declines, and shifts in national policy with remarks on Congress and the presidency, suggesting broad economic and social changes and a hopeful mood for citizens.
Cedar Rapids Republican notes Sioux City will build a one million dollar hotel with half the cost subscribed and Des Moines lawmakers discuss two new hotels while existing hotels may fail when they open, earning what they need.
A column notes Americans buying Iron Crosses from German civilians and soldiers, provoking German officials to curtail the trade. British and French factories still produce authentic crosses, allowing souvenir hunters to continue.
Treasury prompts medals from captured German cannon for all Victory Liberty Loan workers. Medal size half dollar, one side Treasury building reproduction, other side loan participants certification, engraving space for recipient name. Schweppe calls it an incentive to boost sales and workforce.
A store clerk explains his method of budgeting by converting prices to hours of labor. Earning $21 weekly for long hours, he shifted to valuing costs in work time, buying with care, and investing in insurance and war savings stamps. He calls interest earned on stamps overtime vel vet.
In Chicago Wiggs remarks on Biggs new automobile a beauty that runs perfectly. They boast puncture proof tires and swift performance as they pause near the sidewalk. A street car transfer is offered so Biggs can ride home, sharing a light moment about riding.
An old advertisement argues rheumatism is in the blood not helped by liniments and lotions. It promotes S. S. S. as a blood purifier to cleanse germs causing the disease and claims many sufferers found relief. It urges readers to obtain S. S. S. at their drugstore and seek treatment guidance.
A Iowa road bill project advances after weeks of subcommittee work. The 56 page plan creates a primary road system about 6000 miles, a dual county township approach for secondary roads, and enables bond issues and districts with staged payments. Authorities urge universal support to present a near unanimous measure for Iowa’s traffic and infrastructure progress.
A quip notes that an injunction against a barking dog cannot silence it and risks contempt of court. The piece, cited from the Chicago Tribune, frames the paradox with a lawyerly or humorous tone.
An advertisement features a father speaking of two sons in the war and his use of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. He credits it for health after five years of stomach trouble and recommends it to all sufferers. Claims the remedy removes intestinal mucus and inflammation, aiding stomach liver and appendicitis. Money back after one dose. Lemmon's Pharmacy and druggists nationwide.
An advertising notice touts Eatonic tablets to correct acid stomach by absorbing excess acid. It claims instant relief from indigestion heartburn belching and sour stomach and offers a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved. The copy urges readers to buy at drugstores and test the remedy.
The Britannica notes on tobacco flavoring using sauces to improve taste and burning quality. Smoker’s enjoyment hinges on flavorings. sniff test reveals distinct brand fragrances. Aged Burley plus chocolate gives Tuxedo Tobacco a distinct fragrance and smooth smoke for the pipe.
Train schedule update listing eastbound and westbound arrivals and departures for Nos 12 30 60 88 49 29 87 and local Washington Branch services. Notations include ON Sundays status and daily operation of several locomotive and passenger freights under C B Q and related lines. Route times and agent H W Russel noted.
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