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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1922
Page
8
Local shop promotes leather traveling bags as ideal graduation gifts while residents share travel and funeral travel details. A memorial for Charles Lovelett draws relatives from Grinnell and Des Moines with visits to Oskaloosa and Gladwin. Washington Steam Laundry and Green Clean advertise garment care services.
Mrs H N Morris and sister Mrs D Wilkerson of Brooklyn Mo leave for Cedar Rapids to visit daughter Mrs Gertrude Kraft. Mrs Alice Mullen and Maxine depart for Belmont Wis due to illness of Mrs Sarah Mullen. Pine Row cream sale runs one week starting Monday with pints 25 cents and half pints? Quality guaranteed. Dean’s offers 20 cent home made bread and cake. A J Miller travels to Cedar Rapids to address Professional Women and Kiwanis in Muscatine and Webster schools commencement. Victoria Sehrack visits Pleasant Plain and plans return to Moline.
Dr. D Arthaud moved to Kirksville Hospital for treatment after weeks of illness. Mayer family visits Wellston. Gray plans California departure with children. Slattery of St Louis visits Kellogg in town. veteran works at St. Louis post office. Williams, Geisler, Taylor, and Farmer families travel for shopping and visits. Mrs. Palmer returns to Wellston. Slattery to Argyle graduation via Fort Madison and Keokuk. Davis delegates from Haskins head to Des Moines for Presbyterian General Assembly. Dr Coffman attends as delegate. W Mayo showcases repairs. Clark joins Washington Motor Co Ford sales team. Miss McAdam and Miss Morton depart Britt for east trip. Uncle Phillips visited. Miss Klippel and Miss Morton plan a car trip to Buffalo and Washington DC. Ora Hervey assists at Cook Cafe. Miss Dunshee of Keota en route to Burlington.
Arch Rest Oxfords and Wilsons parade through community notices as Mrs. R. W. Grege undergoes home surgery for removal of her ten nile. Mrs. Josephine Melinsky returns home after visiting daughter Miss Katheryn in Pleasant Plain.
A concise reflection urges vigilance in actions, clarity in speech, and calm focus in thinking. It emphasizes avoiding carelessness, confusion in words, and rambling thoughts.
Instructions suggest darkening the bowl bottom with green paint and building pebble castles with water resistant cement. The effect calms goldfish, encouraging them to settle near the bottom and rest, while children can enjoy making decorative projections and tunnels for the fish.
The American Forestry magazine reports Dr Peckerwood can locate trouble without X rays or stethoscope relying on sight and winter sounds from borers in trees. He operates where the insects lie hidden in their cells using natural cues.
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