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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1919
Page
4
Evening Journal Elder and Shannon notes Bruce Cowden as publisher and city editor. The paper is entered at Washington Iowa post office as second class mail matter. Office at 108 East Main Street, two phone lines listed. Subscription terms shown for in city and mail options.
The passage argues that humans are driven by primal strength and that nations must be prepared to enforce international law with real power. It contends courts need backing by military force, and a future world order requires the member nations to contribute to a global police and emergency force.
A playful verse laments continuous rain turning town dismal with soaked streets and empty shops. It notes ducks and frogs benefit, while merchants and farmers face deserted main streets and disappointed patrons, ending with a reminder that rain holds some usefulness.
The speaker argues safety comes from preparedness and a strong, invincible nation ready to defend right. They oppose hasty disarmament and abandoning doors of security while supporting a league of nations and reducing global war but reject futile conferences that avoid decisive action.
The clipped remarks span topics from fur prices to peace rhetoric, Kaiser praise, peach buds versus winter wheat damage timing, Bolshevist critiques, and rural road usability versus cost. These quotations capture contemporary sentiment and local newspaper voice across several regions.
The W C T U is praised for leading national prohibition and Americanization efforts and for improving women’s work conditions housing and child welfare. A March 20 national drive seeks 1 000 000 with Iowa quota 50 000 17 500 remaining. urged for all to contribute to this campaign.
The piece notes spring begins next Friday at 11 15 A M with the sun crossing the equator. It highlights Carranza making progress toward a substantial government while Zapata’s forces are disbanded and government troops pursue Villa. Mexico’s industrial activity is expanding as well.
Lady Jellicoe accompanies Admiral Jellicoe on a tour of the British Dominions, which will include a visit to this country.
Mr. Matthews reports strong response for pictures and biographies of local World War I servicemen. He seeks family submissions of service records for soldiers still in Europe and asks for homecoming entries to prepare engravings and future publication.
An aged plea explains back pain signals kidney issues and promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules. The ad claims the capsules attack toxins, provide quick relief, and have sold for over two hundred years with a money back guarantee. Wealthy lab origins and monthly fresh supply details reinforce credibility.
Captain Paul Perigord of the French army writes from Des Moines praising American women for their sacrifices alongside soldiers. He notes wives and mothers share burdens, support families, knit, nurse, and join Red Cross efforts. He recalls U S soldiers’ homes, pride in family life, and calls on France to honor their resilience. He cites stories of devotion and a civil war monument inscription as a model.
A claim that acid stomach robs strength despite plenty of food is addressed. EATONIC tablets are advertised to absorb excess acid, relieve bloating and indigestion, and improve nutrient absorption. The ad promises a money back guarantee if relief is not found.
For two years my stomach trouble was very bad, my doctor had to inject morphine on several occasions when I was stricken with these attacks. Since taking 4 bottles of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy I have been entirely well and am serving in the artillery, pronounced in perfect health by government physicians. It is a simple preparation that removes mucus from the intestinal tract and allays inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded Lemmon's Pharmacy and druggists everywhere.
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