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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1919

Page

4

Two Leagues of Nations Foreshadowed by Global Powers

A historical piece argues Germany may push for a second League of Nations led by Germany, Russia and Austria Hungary, while the existing bloc led by the United States, Britain and France pursues its own aims. It warns such divisions would hinder universal peace and notes Japan's gains at Shantung and Kiao Chau, China’s partial rights, and the need for inclusive, just global leadership.

Germany League of Nations England France United States Russia Austro-Hungary Italy Fiume Japan Kiau-Chau China Kian- Chau Pacific Shantung Clarence L, Speed Davis League America Europe Asia Austria Canada Australia Greece Brazil Serbia Belgium Watts

Rubber heels spark chatter as new milliner arrives

In town the rise of rubber heels prompts talk while a new blonde milliner stirs interest among the young men, though the excitement seems focused on the local boys.

Bonds and Rumors in Wartime Stock Panic

In a tongue in cheek warning, the speaker laments selling bonds during tight times to fund gas and luxury amid postwar demand. The piece mocks bond holders rushing to unload as prices plunge, urging buyers to snap up bonds before they rise, and warns against wasteful spending and reckless borrowing.

Clean-Up Day in Washington Promotes City Pride

Citizens plan to participate in next Thursday’s Clean-Up event urging broad involvement. Local note items include morning concerts, a humorous hotel complaint, and a tongue in cheek pronunciation guide for Fewm ay.

Washington Iowa

The Test of Greatness Quoted in Davenport Fragment

A clipped comment from the Davenport Democrat quotes a remark about a man feeling undervalued without a bomb sent to him. The fragment reflects the paper’s rhetoric on achievement and perception during the era.

Davenport

London awards gold casket to Mr Wil gon

The Marshalltown Times Republican reports London presented Mr Wil gon with a gold casket described as a handy place for the proposed third term candidacy.

London Wilgon Marshalltown Times- Republican

Local Pride Urges Townwide Renewal and Self Improvement

A call to residents to invest in their hometown, arguing that progress begins at home. Building up the town lifts not only the community but each individual resident and their neighbors. Encourages local achievement over seeking benefits elsewhere.

Home Institutions Urged to Patronize Local Establishments

The Keta Eagle urges readers to support home institutions, emphasizing that it costs nothing and will do no harm to patronize local businesses and services.

Keota Eagle

England Announces Airship for Nonstop America Trip

The remark by Vinton Fagle notes England’s airship capable of flying to America without landing. He suggests such a craft would be almost essential for that journey.

England America Vinton Fagle

No doubt the Huns will comply with allied demands

The St. Paul Pioneer Press notes the German position as uncertain and hints that German leaders may delay full compliance, joking that a brief “crack on the bean” precedes submission while insisting there is no doubt they will meet Allied demands.

St. Paul Pioneer Press

Vaudeville Skits and Comic Bits From Chicago Theatres

A collection of gag lines and quips from vaudeville acts in Chicago venues. Schwartz and Clifford trade lines about marriage and cradle theft. Sworn and Avey deliver humorous boasts and ghost stories while bantering about money, love, and clothes in rapid-fire exchanges.

Secretary Redfield Visits Pearl Oyster Lab in Iowa

Secretary of Commerce Redfield toured the Fairport biological laboratory in Muscatine County Iowa examining ponds where the mussel shell is artificially propagated for pearl button production. He walked through the site to study work aimed at safeguarding America from a pearl button shortage.

Muscatine Redfield Iowa Biological Laboratory Fairport America

Cork Substitute From Fungal Gel Cement Mix

A cork substitute is produced by drying and grinding certain fungi then mixing the powder with cement and consolidating under pressure to form a gel-like material.

The World's Next Step in League of Nations Debate

Clarence L speed argues for a universal league to prevent war, faulting American vanity for opposing a global pact. He cites WWI lessons, urges U S support for collective security, and warns against insisting on unilateral action.

A Fair Exchange Burglar Romance Twist in a 1919 Tale

Bob awakens to a burglar in his apartment but spares her future with aid and pity. The burglar pleads, a gift is given, and a sister Betty explains the exchange between Bob and Margaret. The tale ends with a budding romance and the line that love is a fair exchange.

Bob Betty Bobbie Margaret Allan Margaret Bobby Margeret Robbie McClure

Passenger and freight train schedule for Washington Branch

Train list for the Washington Branch with arrival and departure times for No 12 express No 30 Lo Pass No 50 Lo Pass No 86 Lo Frt No 8 Lo Frt and others. Local passenger trains 429 449 430 450 run daily except Sunday with times given. Agent H W Russel notes standard daily schedule.

Washington Branch B&q H. W. Russel Earth

Masonic and Knights Templar Lodges Schedule

LODGES Washington Lodge No. 26 A F P A M holds regular meetings on the first Friday night monthly. Cyrus Chapter No. 18 R A M meets on the second Friday night. Bethlehem Commandery No. 45 KT meets on the third Friday night. Washington Chapter No. 08 O B 8 meets on the second Thursday night. Visiting fraters are welcome.

Washington Lodge A. F P A. M L. D. Langworthy W. M. Glenn EB Mace Cyrus Chapter H. P. J. W. Morton Bethlehem Commandery K. T

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