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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1929
Page
6
Reading from May 18 1920 urges joy as Jerusalem’s daughter sees her king approach humbly on a colt. The devotional stresses salvation and divine mercy, echoing prophecy fulfilled.
A Cleveland hospital fire and gas disaster kills scores, with officials probing the poison gas cause. The piece notes wartime gas lessons and urges safety improvements to prevent peaceful uses of deadly agents, citing Chicago experts and the Macon Telegraph.
A fragmented note lists common word errors and mispronunciations. It mentions phrases to avoid like apt to forget and remem r, mispronounced jews-harp, misspell awl, and encourages mindful usage to grow vocabulary. The excerpt reads like a study tip card from a period newspaper.
A Chicago Tribune summary cites Dr W A Evans reporting at Town State College that high heel wear led to misaligned posture, weak muscles, and deformed feet among 167 senior students. About 78 had corns and rotating heels, with only three having normal feet, suggesting shoe choices affect health.
By The Way notes the start of spring with radishes and onions, a new straw hat, and fresh cherry pie. Smith of Southern Utilities reports an early wal discovery while fence work north of town uncovers a quail nest with sixteen or more eggs, prompting curiosity about quail breeding and ornithology studies.
The Past Nobs meet Monday afternoon in MO Mrs Tom Schultz notice. The Puttian Sisters hold their regular meeting Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock. By order of Mo B C 79th ruse dlepar the fortnightly will meet with Mrs Earl s 736 East Washington Monday 1 45 pm. This will be five toe present on The WoL club will meet with Mrs Ed Preby Wednesday afternoon May 22 bring old antique elsina or silver Notice change of dw
The Loard met by law with present members and the March minutes read. The County Auditor authorized to issue warrants for numerous listed supplies and services by Helen Goodin, LA Jones, Jessen, Ei Kos, RE Browns, and others across multiple vendors and departments.
The page records residents like Mrs Lise Gondlander and Mrs Jack visiting relatives near Deakesville, and Owen Bollen joining an Mississippi Six orchestra in Fairmont Minnesota. It lists many local shops and services, court expenses, hospital and road items, with names of residents, businesses, and public notices.
The YW HM soci Methodist chaired will meet at 7 o'clock Monday near the library. transportation will be provided to Mildred Kennedy's home for the meeting. Snowhall Social ing postponed until Wednesday May 24. Royal Neighbors hold regular meeting Tuesday at 8 pm in MWA hall.
Lester Small defends his wife amid a talk of oil men and fidelity, recalling a past era when men avoided idle loitering and even casual candy-shop visits. The remark underscores themes of trust and changing social norms during a year of marriage.
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