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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1945

Page

3

Housewives Prepare for More Home Canned Food Supplies

Housewives plan to stock pantry shelves against food shortages as victory gardens and conservation efforts intensify nationwide. Jars with Lightning type lids and zinc or rubber closures return, while zinc scarcity pushes use of glass top seal and vacuum caps. Clear instructions in each carton help avoid spoilage and waste.

Dessert Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Foster for Priscilla Club

Mrs F. Foster entertained the Priscilla club members at a Tuesday dessert luncheon at her home. Guests included Mrs Glad Mast and Mrs Earl Galloway. Spring color table decor featured early roses and flowers. The afternoon was spent socially with light contests.

F. Foster Priscilla Club Glad Mast Earl Galloway Pstolen

Woman Ninety Swears It Helps Keep Her Alive

An elderly woman credits PRU-LAX with resolving severe constipation and painful bloating after tried remedies failed. She reports gas pains disappeared and she now relies on the laxative for relief, urging others to use it as directed. Pioneer Drug Store promotes PRU-LAX with a money back note.

Pioneer Drug Store

Social calendar glimpse of meetings and gatherings

Social calendar lists Mrs Earl Galloway event at 1 30 p m at St Paul s Guild Past Matrons club and family cooperative dinner at Masonie temple Rebekah lodge initiation ladies Aid general meeting at church UsP church mission society and Imma C Anderson study group times noted Changes and dues requested Y W C A Rainbow Girls assembly at Mananiz temple upcoming events listed

St. Paul’s Women’s Guild Masonie Temple Rebekah Lodge Ladies Aid Society of Presbyterian Church Women's Missionary Society P.m Usp Church Imma C. Anderson Fred Mauthe

Veterans of 1898 Dinner Post Decoration Day Meeting

Albert M Huff Camp Spanish American War Veterans met at the Congress Hotel dining room after Memorial Day in Washington. Vice Commander Hugh McCleery presided. Messages from Stanley Miller and Col. D W Jackson were read along with notes on Melo Kos in Hines Hospital. 42 original members, 14 of 18 attended.

Albert M. Huff Milt Ehrenfelt Kalona Congress Hotel Washington Hugh MecCleery Ehrenfeit Mr. McCleery Stanley Miller Los Angeles Miller Col D. W. Jackson Muscatine Charles A. Dewey Des Moines Melo Kos Veterans Hospital Hines Hines Hospital Moiney Des Acard J. W Stacy W. B. Crooks W J. Crawford Clarence Shanafelt Wapello Harry Crone John Moore Lonnie Bettel C. Wilson Hugh McCleery The Evening Journal Camp C. B. White D. W. Harvey Frank Gray Lee Lamp Perry Kramer Sijourney S. W. Easter

Birthday Notices Highlight Local Celebrants

92nd birthday honors mark the day for Larry Kent Kindig son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kindig of Wayland and Stanley Zager connected to Mrs. Frank Sickles Inez Schoon and S Tom Richey. Shirley Bowser of West Chester celebrates her 17th birthday with greetings.

Larry Kent Kindig Mrs Lloyd Kindig Wayland Stanley Zager Sery Frank Sickles Inez Schoonover S. Tom Richey Shirley Bowser West Chester

Legion and VFW Offer Support to Local Camp

The American Legion and the Veterans of Foreign Wars brought greetings and encouragement, urged the camp to maintain its charter, and promised assistance at any time they could help the camp.

American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars

Thumbs Up Thumbs Down in Ancient Gladiator Fights

The ancient Romans used the thumbs up or down gesture to decide a defeated gladiator's fate. Spectators signaled approval by thumbs up, indicating the sword should be turned away from the loser, while thumbs down called for the kill.

Farm Reminders on Animal Health and Hoof Care

Advice notes common livestock issues. A horse or mule with a bulging facial swelling below the eye signals a blocked facial sinus from a bad molar. Pigs show excess coughing from lung roundworm larvae migration. Old bulls suffer impoten cy from neglected hoof trimming.

Plow Drawing Illustrates Newton’s Third Law

A horse pushes against the ground and against the collar to pull a plow. The action and reaction of forces demonstrate Newton's third law in this simple farming example.

Bamboo as Raw Material for Paper and Board

Government explorers introduced bamboo from the Orient about 50 years ago and now many American farms in the South grow good varieties. Investigators study processing culms into paper and boards with encouraging results.

Orient World South

Scratched Oak Finishes Darkened by Linseed Oil Application

A home technique suggests darkening scratches on finished oak by applying linseed oil daily with a small brush and then polishing after each coat.

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