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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1920
Page
4
The piece laments Carranza’s fall as a bloodless victory and accuses him of pro German ties, disloyalty to the United States, and siding with German agents. It argues Mexico’s future depends on leaders who value harmony with the United States and oppose German influence.
A speaker refuses to buy new shoes at high prices and recalls hoarding thrift. He visits an attic full of old footwear, has repairs done, and proclaims he now has enough shoes to last a lifetime, delivering a blunt moral about thrift versus fashion.
A historical speech laments Mexico under a lingering Spanish legacy and warns that global stability hinges on Mexico becoming safe and prosperous again. The speaker recalls Mexico City’s Aztec origins, colonization impacts, and calls for modernization and independence from former rulers to unlock resources for global benefit.
The community reports more building now than ever while housing remains scarce. A nationwide home building program could include a new union depot, or that may come separately. Real estate transfers paused in March 1 settlement, but demand for Washington County farms revives. Boom prices persist, and a Wallace school boy wrote ten words beginning with K, spelling Klein Klothing Kom pany, showing confidence in advertising.
A clipped comment column notes that prohibition may spur patent medicine sales while recounting a quip about the King of Spain fined for walking on the grass, praising his good humor and restraint in the face of law.
A brief note highlights how opportunity arrives unbidden for graduates, emphasizing the theme of readiness and initiative as young women enter the next phase of life. The item reads with a dated, lighthearted tone reflecting era specifics without naming individuals.
The Creston Advertiser Gazette notes Claude Porter has been repeatedly drafted by the Iowa Democrats. It suggests a ticket missing his name would look peculiar and offers a playful reminder about sincerity in printed announcements and advertisements.
A critique on deceptive sales practices. It warns against misrepresenting products, failing to disclose purchase requirements, and using misleading terms like cut-rate or high-grade to justify inflated or inferior goods. Encourages straightforward honesty in advertising.
Crawfordsville May 13 B J Davidson spent the day in Washington yesterday. The baccalaureate sermon for the graduating class of the high school will be preached in the United Presbyterian church Sabbath evening by Rev W G Robertson.
The Misses Viola Rademaker Olive Hazen Josephine and Evelyn Caldwell returned Friday from Washington where they attend high school to visit parents. J S Sullivan came home to Burlington Saturday after days at his farm near Ainsworth. Rodney Arnold of Washington spent weekend with L V Hazen family. Mrs John Warnock of Washington ill with pneumonia at daughter Mrs W E Paul. M G Campbell and L V Hazen sprayed their orchards Saturday.
Rev Riddington and family came home Tuesday evening after several weeks in Missouri visiting friends. The Harlin Thomas Post American Legion of Oregon township has decided that they are badly in need.
A local Shenandoah group plans to buy a building for meetings and invites public support. Mayor Pearson notes repairs on Malti Street with a thick cement coating to improve the sidewalk. Dr. Watson and C. K. Gray visit Shenandoah this week. Mr and Mrs Charles Nash of Clinton attend the funeral of James Nash.
The body is expected to arrive from California Priday this week, with authorities coordinating arrangements and a formal acknowledgment pending.
The notice advises adopting a diet suited to age and occupation to keep bowels regular. It recommends taking one Chamberlain's Tablet if feeling full or constipated.
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