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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1924
Page
4
A poem listing modern ills and social trends with a plea for deliverance. The piece catalogs bobbed hatred bands, various fashions, flattering ads, and deceitful politicians as it laments contemporary life.
The Illinois Labor News notes labor’s right to vote independently not owned by any candidate. It citesCoolidge’s Massachusetts record supporting antimonopoly, direct senatorial election, woman’s suffrage, eight-hour day for women and children, teachers pensions, playgrounds, veteran preferences, and other labor-friendly measures to show past alignment with labor.
A humorous line imagines Jack Dempsey having his nose remounted for his wedding and mocks whether his fiancée will tolerate her teeth until after marriage. The quip plays on masculine bravado and social expectations in a playful regional voice.
The governor Mr Coolidge backs an eight hour day for women and supports related measures. He has backed a long list of bills which makes it hard to label him overly reactionary in his tendencies.
The passage argues that promoting brave sports alongside teaching morals and useful employment can reduce crime and build better citizens. It emphasizes instilling good manners and discipline to curb criminal behavior and foster responsible community members.
A communication argues that solving crime begins at home and in schools, warning against excessive social obligations and stressing parents’ role in instilling morals and manners to reduce future criminals. It calls for less focus on organizations and more emphasis on home life and education.
Des Moines Iowa October 4 Attorney General Ben J Gibson ruled that if a candidate withdraws and a county convention does not fill the vacancy the state central committee must name the replacement The ruling was in an opinion to H W Barr Corn ing Iowa Assistant Attorney General Maxwell O Brien said the law provides the central committee for the county district or state fills the vacancy except for United States senator concerns The notice concerns a questioned nomination from the June primaries and the county committee as to legality of placing the name on the ballot Also Bulgaria aims to become a large scale beet sugar producer with 34 0606 carloads expected from planned plantings by sugar factories directorate
The censored Roman orator Cato delivers a mock sermon denouncing women entering politics and public life. He laments changing roles, claims women alter homes and morals, and warns that strong women threaten Rome while his ancient cautions seem timeless. The crowd praises his stately presence and melodic voice.
American women earn higher wages and work under better conditions than in any other country. The piece highlights government efforts under Republicans to improve women’s welfare, creation of the Women's Bureau, maternity aid, and child labor protections, citing Coolidge and Roosevelt era measures. It argues Republicans led in safeguarding mothers and children through laws, agencies, and pensions.
A raw collage of playful quips and poems titled By the Way lampoons life in a small town. It riffs on students girls and radio jokes while mocking manners and modern sayings with punchy lines and rough humor. The piece includes verses about radio static bargains and a preacher’s questions.
A jumbled quote reports a jealous wife claiming attack and an accidental gun discharge during a struggle. The piece mentions an 1 a m bore time and a later story that startled the writer, plus an Vineland notice about a W O M L meeting for Mrs Wm Hennesey and a note on an air mail pilot landing near Iowa City before continuing.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gawer visited the home of Mr. Gawer’s mother last week where they helped butcher hogs. Osage County News reports the activity without further details.
A detective tone story shows a bandit admitting remorse after shooting the lone witness. Dialogue mixes dialect while a sister’s illness and a doorbell misread line add color. The hazy excerpt hints at a crime scene framing and a cryptic backstory.
A widow expresses gratitude to the American Legion and neighbors for help after the death of J S Nelson. She also thanks for floral offerings and acknowledges responses from colleagues and acquaintances, mentioning a mix of local humor and neighborly tales.
A patient recalls a birthday related mishap with a doctor prescribing hot water before meals. The patient balks at the remedy saying five minutes of hot water felt like a balloon and he could not drink it for an hour. The passage also hints at two unrelated items regarding a vacation plan.
Train schedule notes eastbound and westbound services with arrivals and departures for Golden State Limited Express Le Pass No 12 No 20 No 60 and related Washington Branch locals and freights. Daily operations listed with agent H W Russell and train numbers 3 29 49 450 430 836 429 430 449 835 shedding Sundays.
A roadside rescued stray becomes a guardian figure for a boy told to stay home with the measles. His girl friend offers a lock of hair in a note as a token of comfort and companionship.
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