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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1918

Page

8

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Local items note Miss Gertrude Hagist changing cars en route to Keota from Davenport, and Mrs. J. T. Pattison receiving Mothers Day greetings from Camp Cody. Other notes mention Lemmon's Pharmacy ads, military supplies at Crafl's, and weather recollections around a long ago snow event near Ainsworth.

Gertrude Hagist Keota Davenport J. T. Pattison Lee Pattison Camp Cody N. M

Rothschilds Sees Large New Skirt and Hosiery Assortment

Local ads boast new skirts and Wayne Knit hose at Rothschilds with prices reduced. Mentions Butter fat 40 cents and various names visiting or enlisting, including Charles Steinmetz en route to Davenport, Lt. Stryker on furlough, and community leaders at a county agents conference.

Dainty summer frocks and Cavorts at Rothschilds

Rothschilds advertises light cotton summer dresses in popular fabrics at affordable prices. Mr and Mrs Joe E Wright traveled by auto to Oskaloosa this morning and plan to return this evening. Mrs Anna Neyens of Wayland visits Washington on the way to Muscatine to see her mother-in-law, accompanied by sons Howard Neyens in the U S Navy and Arthur Neyens in the Illinois State Reserve Militia, both on furloughs. Rev J B Story of Par ma Idaho visits on his way to Pittsburg for a church assembly, former local resident and son of the late Rev Alex Story, editor of the Washington Gazette. Story has three sons serving, Robert in France, Georgi in Houston, and Everette in San Diego.

Anna Neyens Wayland Washington Muscatine Howard Neyens U. S. Navy Oregon San Diego Arthur Neyens Ilinois J. B. Story United Presbyterian Church Parma Idaho Pittsburg General Assembly Story Alex Story Washington Gazette Mr. Story Robert France Georgi Houston Texas Everette

Special Notice to Second Liberty Bond Holders

Special notice to second Liberty Bond holders stating interest due date May 15 and instructing holders to clip coupons and bring them to the Washington National Bank and Federal Reserve Bank locations including 764.

Washington National Bank Federal Reserve Bank

Fox Patrons See Strong Picture The Bar Sinister

One of the strongest film plays shown in Washington in months opened at the Fox last evening titled The Bar Sinister. The show drew a good crowd and will be repeated tonight. The drama depicts three races the white black and red and stresses that individuals determine character not race. Strong acting and beautiful settings enhance the presentation.

Washington The Fox

Mothers Visit Rothschilds Baby Department in Wellman Town

Wellman visitors tour Rothschilds Baby Department led by a large local delegation. Included are Mr and Mrs Eardley Bell and many women named Mrs Joe Kabaker Mrs Floyd Weidlein Mrs June Williams Mrs Burrell Poster Mrs Carl Oldfield and Mrs W H Wishard among others.

Wellman Eardley Bell Joe 8. Kabaker Floyd Weidlein June Williams Burrell Poster Carl Oldfield W. H. Wishard

Local social mentions include Wilson Darnell and Mr and Mrs

Mires W L Wilson and Mr and Mrs W B Darnell appear in a brief social note. The fragment notes gatherings or introductions but lacks full context or dates. Further readable details are unavailable in this excerpt.

How to Conquer Vicious Habits and Improve

The passage argues that endless toll cannot remove a vice, but gradual ascent to a higher moral plane allows us to view and overcome it. It suggests fierce effort against bad habits and lifting oneself to a lighter atmosphere aids improvement.

Japanese Inventor Claims Artificial Silk Method

An original method for producing artificial silk is claimed by a Japanese inventor. The chief ingredients cited are vegetable essence and mulberry tree bark.

Talk Is Abundant Yet Meaningful Speech Is Scarce

A saying highlights that plentiful chatter fills air but selective, valuable discourse remains rare and costly to obtain.

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