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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1919
Page
4
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A clipped collection of sharp quotes from 1910s Iowa papers. References to old front doors and keys, King Charles, the throne, American food in Berlin, and brisk judgments on government ownership and business ease reveal period tone and regional wit.
The Oskaloosa Herald notes Don McClure must attempt a new run after a ten hour drive from Davenport to Council Bluffs while rival Ralph de Palma covered a similar distance from Los Angeles to San Francisco in under three hours. The paper bets on Don’s chance to succeed.
United States Deputy Marshal M L Healy reports renewed pro German disloyalty in Iowa with loyalist protests prompting possible federal conference. Russellites circulate a petition seeking pardons for members convicted over The Unfinished Mystery. Hardin county soldiers face boycott by German elements as Healy plans a personal investigation. Capt Edwin C Weisgerber faces trial in New York on acts detrimental to the United States.
A narrator recalls closing the furnace door to banish coal hunger as winter ends. The poem laments coal costs and pawned belongings, noting spring’s arrival promises relief from the furnace’s grim appetite and the promise of garden work ahead.
A well known Cedar Rapids man, once manager of the Cedar Rapids Gas company, faced an investigation for crediting the firm with unearned business. The affair made headlines, prompting his departure from the city. His wife ran a fashionable boarding house to help settle debts.
Earl Caddock the world heavyweight wrestling champion has recovered from stomach trouble and will be in top form for the A E F and inter allied championship bouts in Paris. He may stay at the sanitary train until match time and is expected to face no serious challenge from allied wrestlers.
Mrs Efaw of Bennett Wisconsin writes that Foley's Honey and Tar provides prompt relief for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. The product is described as safe harmless and free of opiates and is for sale at Lemmon's Drug Store.
A judge directed a verdict for the defendant after testimony included a claim that the defendant warned I would shoot. The language cited shows a threatening remark forming part of the case's context but the court ruled in favor of the accused.
Secretary Josephus Daniels lauds the Y M C A for wartime service to soldiers and sailors. He notes halls and huts provided recreation and moral refreshment and commends the Red Triangle workers for bravery and sacrifice. He argues minor defects should not cloud the association's record and calls it a monument to uplift for America’s youth.
August Oddo eight testifies in a Sioux City courtroom in the case against E C Angle brought by Louisa Bruno’s parents. The girl Louisa was shot by a shotgun in Angle’s rooms on November 11. August says he picked up the gun and pointed it at Louisa during play in the front room. The judge questions him about truth telling.
Miss Luella Kerr from Washington wrote the poem printed in the Baptist Standard. The speaker grieves a man’s departure and asks the sea and winds to reveal which way the soul took. He is described as a big white soul, now safe in the Father’s care, while the sea’s echo answers back.
A customer from Evansville Indiana reports six weeks of constant thigh muscle pains eased almost immediately after trying Foley Kidney Pills. The ad claims relief from backache rheumatic pains soreness and stiffness and notes Lemmon's Drug Store as the seller.
Burnell Willoughby, nephew, faces arrest on a charge of threatening to murder his uncle EF W Willoughby after an assault days earlier. Justice J S Pressnall issued the warrant. a $25 fine previously paid for assault and battery does not negate the new prosecution.
Des Moines police traffic officers J. W. Halley and Charles McMahon were discharged by Supt. Ben Woolgar after being accused of taking six grips of whiskey worth $500 from bootleggers last Saturday night and later releasing them. Information filed by Robert B. McKee of Iowa Transfer Company.
Colfax March 31 Captain Norman Hall will depart after a stay with his parents to journey east then pursue further adventuring with a friend in the South Sea islands. The pair plan several years cruising the Solomons and nearby groups, details largely unknown.
The peculiarity of ill temper lies in its being a vice of the virtuous. It often marks a single blot on an otherwise noble character, exposing human frailty despite overall virtue.
Advertisement touts Miller's Antiseptic Oil, formerly Snake Oil, for rheumatism and aches. It claims deep penetration, relief of inflammation, and a full refund if not satisfied after trying, with bottles priced 30c 50c or $1.00. Lemmon's Pharmacy and druggists carry the product nationwide.
The stage revue Odds and Ends featuring Jack Norworth comes to Graham tonight after a Chicago run. It offers sixteen scenes with varied bits and twenty musical numbers backed by the Graham Symphony Orchestra. The De Koven Opera Company seeks to bring real opera to smaller cities, counting on local enthusiasm and support to sustain such efforts.
Notice of incorporation filed for Iowa Clay Products Company at Washington Iowa. Articles set forth stock capitalization of 100000 dollars, board of five directors, annual stockholders meeting in January, and officers B N Jessen President W S Elton Vice President and Treasurer W G McMillan Secretary. Corporation to engage in clay products manufacturing and sale with initial subscribed capital of 50000 dollars.
The Graham attends a significant operatic gathering aiming to demonstrate value to decision makers in the field. The emphasis is on securing worthwhile performances and proving their standing among leaders in opera.
Iowa Falls reports evidence that the Lusitania sinking and deaths were pre planned by Germany and Count von Bernstorff. A medal, allegedly from the ex Kaiser, was awarded to a German sailor of the submarine crew. The inscription dates May 5 1916, a day before the disaster.
A 1918 timetable details trains on the Washington Branch with No 12 Express and several locals freight and passenger services. It lists arrival and departure times, daily exceptions, and notes corrected to December 8 1918.
Lodges Washington Lodge No 26 A F and A M meets first Friday monthly L D Langworthy WM Glenn E Mace Secretary Cyrus Chapter No 18 R A M meets second Friday L D Langworthy HP JW Morton Secretary Bethlehem Commandery No 48 KT meets third Friday J D Glasgow EC J W Morton Recorder Washington Chapter No 08 O EB S meets second Thursday Mrs R T Walker WM Mrs Rose Reid Secretary Wishing visitors are welcome.
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