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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1921

Page

6

Local hosts celebrate Ruth Phillips Engman nuptials in Washington

Ruth Anita Phillips wed Bertrand F. Eason Beson at the Phillips home 620 West Washington with ring ceremony. The reception featured a four course dinner, yellow and white chrysanthemum decor, and guests including family from Scranton and Vinton. The couple will reside near Scranton after December first.

Ruth Louise W. R. McCutcheon West Madison Street Elmer Engman Rock Island Ilinois HW. OW. Reister Mewntford Second United Presbyterian Church Hildera Engman MacDowell Viler Nees Nelous Washington County A. G. Engman Ruth Anita Philips Bertrand F. Beson W. A. Philips Washington Street BE. A. Anderson Prairie Flower Church Vera Shoemaker Eason W. A. Phillips Des Moines University Des Moines Ainsworth Frank Iowa Easo

Value Life Saving Device Twe-Carrying Buoy

The twe-car carrying buoy saves lives by delivering a line from ship to shore. When released, with wind favorable, it moves toward land as a line unwinds behind. It can be recovered from surf with the line intact and serves standard buoy functions.

Derivation of London Name

The origin of the name London is obscure. Some scholars propose a blend of ancient British words meaning lake and town. The Thames riverbank was once swampy, which may explain the term.

London River Thames

Tip to Thief Warns Crowds About Pickpockets

In a crowd the thief cries watch out for pickpockets and people raise a hand to a pocket. The thief watches and learns where wealth is carried. The hip pocket is cited as the safest for theft since it is easiest to reach.

Hayes Land Note Collected in Iowa

Charles City report: Louis Eichmeier won a suit against Port Byron Trust and Savings Bank of Illinois to collect 1000 on a Daniel Hayes Land company note. Bank claimed innocence as purchaser from Mcllhen ny & Co Waterloo bankers amid fraud in stock sale, jury verdict finding the bank not an innocent purchaser and lacking right to recover.

Charles City. Fa Louis Eichmeier Port Byron

Taste Alone Not Sufficient for Reading End

A quotation argues taste alone cannot ensure proper reading outcomes. Two readers with equal taste react differently. one gains the author’s ideas and a new train of thoughts, the other abandons the author for pleasing distraction, leaving only sensate pleasure.

Paper history in early civilizations and Moorish Spain

A brief reflection notes ancient paper origins with mentions of mulberry and bamboo plants and credits Moors with introducing paper to Spain in the twelfth century.

Spain

Mrs Wintringham Joins British House of Commons Line

Mrs Wintringham fills a seat in the British House of Commons following her husband. She becomes the second woman in the chamber after Lady Astor, the American born wife of Baron Astor, who previously held the seat.

Thomas Wintringham House of Commons Lady Astor Baron Astor Wintringham

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Wy A. Phillips Crawfordsville Ruth Phillips Col D. J. Palmer Palmer Wiech Mise Vincent Piane Carolyn McCiver Isabelle Dean Bevins Mr. Henderson America Nick Redlinger Keota Mr. Redlinger Pete Redlinger Keda Hazel Pieper Richmond Walter Rock Tazard Carolyn Hamilton East Main Street Phih Bollean Marion MelLaughtin Mins Heojen Harvey Sanderson Helen Harvey Aenea Siete Luerter B. Love Grayling Ec Little House of Blessing Lohr Marion McLaughtin Mullen Edith Boileau Wilson Jenner Helen Livingstone Wood Ovye Lohr Leone Allén Hamblen Ruth George Ol Eck Loomis Bischeft Louise Livingston Lass Killian Stickles A. Beiter Tino Sine Wright Dorel Hannah Welch Clare Phillips Penn Juanita Ellis Balfe Marion George A Wood B Lonesomé Roberts Lang Ernestine Dean Love's Garden of Roses Wood Joseph Corrid Nocanse Hawley White Max Marble Eunice Scott Catholic Daughters of America Clara Eagle Mabel Whittaker Decela Whelan Dorothy Dillinger Mary Donovan Clayton Neiswanger Irene Whittaker Huckleberry Finn Rose Bohr Davenport Glennen Matucha Will Matucha Lincoln Matucha McChesney Jessie Isabel Hoyman Sophia Polgreter Edith Carris Richard Johnson Matucha Thraout Scranton Puasa Frank Rasor Halycon Beers Vinton Thomas Brighton Hayes Romance of N.L. Black Hart Schaffner Marx Klein Klothing Kompany Lowa
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