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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1930
Page
9
Prohibition Commissioner orders dry administrators to investigate paralysis cases linked to Jamaica ginger usage. Officials seek Jamaica ginger samples to verify any prohibition law violations as reports of isopropyl alcohol poisoning surface.
New York observers expect a subdued Easter parade with black and white predominating. Blue and a pale opaline pink from Paton will offset the contrast, but outfits will remain sombre with straight line coats, neutral tweeds, and Vionnet wraps. In Fairfield, George Van Winkle, 50, was injured in a hit-and-run accident and is hospitalized.
Hamburg March 17 Oswald Er der a German philosopher said the recent clash of arms in Europe should be called not the World War but the beginning of an era of world wars. He warned that pacifist trends and rising White supremacy decline threaten civilization and that whites will drop from one third to one sixth of the global population in 50 years.
In Moscow on Sunday unbelievers held protests and special prayers over religion in the Soviet Union while denouncing foreign clerical interference. Opposing actions by the pope and Archbishop of Canterbury, the movement issued fiery proclamations and warned against religious interference amid anti Eastern campaigns. In Harlan, robbers broke into the high school safe over the weekend, netting about $450.
Continued availability for three more days to hear Miss Dixon and view demonstrations at the school. Students and parents urged to attend as the event offers extended opportunity to engage with the program and related activities.
A spring snapshot of vehicle registrations lists numerous names and models from A.W. Yard to Verle McElroy and Hattie Mcconnell, spanning Washington to Crawfordsville and Wellman with Ford, Chevrolet, Pontiac, and other names. In St Paul a bank holdup ended at 12 81 p m with a false alarm triggering the robbery of about 5000 dollars from the First National Bank.
Today Miss Louise Dixon conducts the first session of the Journal's free cooking school at the high school auditorium. The four day program aims to boost cookery skills and simple housekeeping as part of community education.
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