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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1919

Page

5

Cunard Line Plans Global Expansion and New Office

The Cunard Line raises capital to 30 million dollars to fund new ships and expand its world network. Sir Ashley Parks oversees a planned Broadway office project as the company links with Anchor Line Donaldson Royal and Uranium Lines to extend routes from India to China and the Pacific. Sir Alfred Booth may steer the global expansion efforts.

New York Cunard Line Broadway Bowling Green Ashley Parks America Cunard Great Britain Australia New Zealand India China Japan Pacific San Francisco Vancouver Sir Alfred Booth Cunard Company

Monument to Soldiers Dedication in Corydon

The first Iowa monument honoring Civil War Spanish American and World Wars veterans will be dedicated in Corydon on Thursday May 8 at the town square. Officials say the ceremony will mark the state’s inaugural memorial honoring multiple wars and veterans.

Corydon Iowa

Corydon to Host War Veterans for Civil War Monument Dedication

The city invites veterans from southern Iowa to attend dedication ceremonies for a Civil War veteran statue in court house park. The imposing monument cost nearly $10,000 funded by Wayne county taxpayers and will feature Nate Kendal of Albia as the principal speaker in military ceremonies.

Corydon Iowa Court House Park Wayne County Nate Kendall Albia

Le Mars to Host Home-Coming Day for Plymouth County Veterans

Le Mars plans a July 10 home-coming celebration to honor Plymouth county soldiers and sailors who served in the great war. The event will be organized by the local commercial club with elaborate plans to welcome back the veterans.

LE Mars Plymouth County Commercial Club

Hard surfaced roads eyed in Wapello County drive

Senator Whitmore urged rapid hard surfacing of county roads to claim 275 million dollars in federal and state road funds. He explained land assessment limits and county control, with farmers backing the plan and a 1920-21 push approved unanimously.

Ottumwa C W. Whitmore Wapello County Good Roads Bureau Commercial Club Whitmore Senator Whitmore Wapello County Board of Supervisors P. A. Niwrocks Board of Supervisors

French Marshal Petain Combat Hero Fatally Wounded

Marshal Petain led an assault wave displaying courage. he was fatally wounded in combat, according to the report.

Marshal Petain

Rockefeller Bomb Claim Sparks Vagabond Meeting

Chicago May 6 The Vagabonds hear rioting and bombs blamed on I W W, with a member claiming Rockefeller sent a bomb to Judge Landis to settle scores. The crowd mocks the League of Nations as labor organizers plan a nationwide July 4 strike to inspire ideas among workers.

Chicago Mique Walsh Vagabonds Fiume Brother Walsh Rockefeller Landis Mique

Iowan Returns to Find Family Dead

Robert R. Stevens a U S Marine sergeant returned to Iowa City after a year abroad to find his wife, son, and daughter dead from Spanish influenza during the recent epidemic in San Francisco. He commanded a machine gun battery and was wounded three times in fighting last summer. His unit endured heavy losses in several attacks and Stevens received the Croix de Guerre and a palm for bravery.

Iowa City Robert R. Stevens U. S. Marine Corps San Francisco Stevens Sgt

Croix de Guerre Awarded to Lieut Col Hand Died 1918

Mrs Hand has received the Croix de Guerre awarded posthumously to Lieut Col Russell C Hand of the Eleventh United States Infantry. He died of wounds sustained in action on July 22, 1918, with the citation signed by the proper authority.

Fiioux City Russell C. Hand Eleventh Regiment United States Infantry Hand

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure for Deafness

An old advertisement claims catarrhal deafness stems from inflamed mucous surfaces and an obstructed Eustachian tube. It asserts a constitutional remedy, Hall's Catarrh Medicine, can cure the condition and offers $100 for any untamed case, with free circulation by J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio.

Hall Cheney & CU Toledo, Q

Market Buoyancy for Tame Elephants in London

Albert de Courville seeks a calm, well behaved elephant for a Hip podrome revue in London. He notes elephants are scarce with no imports in five years and only two Indian elephants at the London Zoo, not available for revue.

London Albert de Courville Hippodrome London Zoo Northumberland

80 Percent of Town's Population Aliens

The Monessen, Pennsylvania man is cited as 80 percent foreign born with representation from every country. The Americanization committee of the U S Department of Labor bureau co operates with Steel Products Company to promote naturalization. A man of each nationality in the Steel Products Company serves on the committee to advance Americanization efforts.

Washington, D. C Nonessen Monessen Bureau of Naturalization United States Department of Labor O. W. Sadler Steel Products Company

Dietary Advice for Constipation and Digestive Health

A brief tip recommends a diet suited to age and occupation to keep bowels regular. It advises taking one of Chamberlain's Tablets when feeling overfull or constipated, as suggested by a Lemmon's Drug Store advertisement.

Chamberlain’s Lemmon's Drug Store Advt

Knights of Columbus to hold 18th Iowa convention in Ottumwa

Muscatine and Creston have requested the 1920 Iowa state council Knights of Columbus convention. Ottumwa will host the May 26 and 27 gathering focused on post war work and war service, with reports highlighting strong Iowa membership growth since Fort Dodge.

Ottumwa Ila Muscatine Creston Iowa State Council Knights of Columbus Iowa Fort Dodge

Glass of Hot Water Before Breakfast a Splendid Habit

An health column advocates drinking a glass of hot water with a spoonful of limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims improved appetite and a rosy complexion, noting smeatone phosphate is inexpensive for relief from biliousness constipation and rheumatism.

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