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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1918

Page

7

Shiloh Community News Highlights Local Events

Shiloh residents share family visits hospital reports and health updates. Ev erette remains ill under care of Mrs. Mac Beenblossom and daughter Glen Pratt. Ira Caldwell escapes injury after a horse incident. Measles hit Bryan Swift and Leo Wagner. several eighth graders from Shiloh school prepare for exams.

Mac Beenblossom Glen Pratt Everette Will Darbyshires Washington Howard Sigafoose Sam Sigafoose Centerville Glen Beenbossom A. J. Corbin Ira Caldwell Providence Charlie Caldwell Chris Roth

Sophomore Banquet Honors Local Senior Class in Ainsworth

Ainsworth Iowa May 4 sophmore class hosted a banquet in M E church parlors to honor the senior class set to graduate this year. The event featured yellow and white and yellow and black colors, a multi course meal served by Mrs F Chihak and Mrs Malinda VanHorn, and commendations from the sophomores. Mrs Richard Hughes of Chicago visited with her brother C Fr Letts. H B Miller left for Des Moines to enlist. Mrs Georgia Turbott headed to near Bennett to nurse patient Mrs W S Smylie and daughter Miss Margaret in Washington. Frank Macon of Washington visited on business.

Ainsworth Iowa Sophmore M. E. Church F. Chihak Malinda VanHorn Richard Hughes Chicago H. B. Miller Des Moines Georgia Turbott Near Bennett

Attack on Unsinkable Ship Lucia Reported at Sea

A British captain arriving at Gulf Port claims the steamship Lucia fitted with non sinkable devices was attacked by a German submarine off Mobile Alabama. Naval gunners repelled the attack and the Lucia reportedly had its smokestacks blown away. No casualties were confirmed. The captain urged merchants to be warned.

Gulf Mobile Ala

Health board rules curb venereal diseases in Iowa cities

The Iowa State Board of Health adopts rules at Washington on May 31 1918 to report suspected cases of syphilis gonorrhea and chancroid. It orders police and officials to detain and separate infected persons and directs clinics, funding, and records to prevent spread among soldiers at Camp Dodge and the public.

Iowa State Board of Health Capitol Building Des Moines Board of Health Camp Dodge State Board of Health Iowa The United States Public Health Service United States Washington Co. K. Mauck

Broken Ties in Time and Return

Reflective verse on how broken relationships resist easy repair and whether future meetings restore prior sympathy and sentiment, quoting Bulwer-Lytton’s line about reunion rarely occurring. The meditation contrasts enduring connections with the drift of separate paths and time’s influence on rekindling unity.

Bulwer

What Really Mattered Heiress Suitor Exchange

A Boston Transcript snip contrasts an heiress and her rejected suitor. The suitor laments credit harm while she explains her actions and regrets. The brief exchange highlights financial and romantic tensions in a social society setting.

Boston Transcript

Wasted Power in Outdated Mule-Driven Locomotives

In a folksy remark Uncle Eben laments inefficiency, arguing mule power exhausted by overworked engines could have powered a locomotive for years. The cartoonish line highlights broader concerns about waste and modernization in rural life.

Eben

Self-Reliance Emphasis Across Family and Helpers

The text urges individuals to depend on themselves and not expect external help. It stresses that personal responsibility often extends to caring for two or three others as well.

First Principle of Effort

A quote attributed to John Ruskin on effort urges doing what is within our power and suited to our temper rather than seeking perfect excellence. It emphasizes practical striving aligned with personal circumstances.

John Ruskin

It Is Everywhere The Heart Of True Womanhood

Quote reflecting Hawthorne on the universality of womanly virtue and the bounds of female spheres.

Hawthorne

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