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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1919

Page

5

Murphy Appeals for Dry Law Aid

Dubuque reports the war prohibition enforcement act takes effect at midnight October 28 and imposes penalties for sale or possession of intoxicating liquors. Louis Murphy, federal internal revenue collector, calls on police and officials to help enforce the act and urges broad public cooperation. An associated note mentions a toy show exhibit entries due by November 15.

Dubuque Bureau of Internal Revenue United States Bureau Grand Jury Collector of Internal Revenue Louis Murphy

American Toy Center aims to lead in global production

Chicago news report on December toy show organized by the Art Institute of Chicago and the Art Alliance of America. Leaders like A D Converse and Mrs Louis Douglas Hyde push for American-made toys to boost domestic craftsmanship, public interest, and international market stature amid global competition from Germany Switzerland France Britain and Japan.

Chicago America Art Institute Here Art Institute and Art Alliance of America Central States A. D. Converse Winchendon Mass Art Institute of Chicago Louis Douglas Hyde Germany Japan

Call for amnesty for political prisoners from Milwaukee writer

A Milwaukee reader urges Washington County readers to support presidential amnesty for political prisoners. The letter champions freedom of speech press and conscience, cites forefathers and Lincoln era dissenters, and asks readers to write to the president and lawmakers urging clemency as a Christian duty.

The Evening Journal Washington County

Who Founded Jerusalem and Its Early History

The origin of Jerusalem is obscure and linked by Josephus to Salem. The city once bore a king, identified as Melchizedek the Chaldean. It finally came under Jewish possession in the era of King David, about five centuries later.

Josephus Salem Malchisedech David Manus By Vacuum Oil Company

Ice Dealer Wins Fight with Ills After Tanlac Trial

The ice dealer of 3206 Chelsea street Kansas City Missouri says Tanlac improved his stomach rheumatism and headaches. After five bottles he reports better appetite sleep and energy and credits Tanlac for putting him back on his feet. Local sellers listed including Sherman Bros Crawfordsville Stites Cash Wilkinson Rogers Sands.

ER. M. Rounds Chelsea Street Kansas City Owl Drug Store Tanlac Tanlae Washington Sherman Bros Crawfordsville Samuel J. Stites Brighton G. W. Cash Riverside M. J. Wilkinson Kalona O. L. Rogers Ainsworth A. E. Sands Adyvt

How the Cricket Sings Wings and sound origin noted

The Christian Herald explains that a cricket’s folded wings produce its song by friction of the wing covers. The slender tapering points extend beyond the covers, and the unusual wing structure enables the male to emit the known chirping sound.

Christian Herald

Reservations Adopted for Peace Covenant by Committee

The foreign relations committee approved four reservations to the peace covenant in a vote of 11 to 6 with Democrats opposing. The reservations defend the Monroe Doctrine and repudiate Article X, limiting U S obligations to European and Asiatic quarrels, while allowing Congress to set terms. If adopted by the Senate, they aim to satisfy the country and enable the United States to join the league on its own terms.

United States League Wetson Congress Mratanay Senate Marshalltown Times- Republican

Month of Battles List Across August

The passage notes that August has seen more notable battles than any other month. It lists Blenheim, Plevna, Gravelotte, Charleroi, Mons, Anzay Cove, Helgoland Bight, Chevy Chase, Taku, and Kandahar as examples of these clashes.

Blenheim Plevna Gravelotte Charleroi Mons Anzay Cove Helgoland Bight Chevy Chase Taku Kandahar

Hawaiian race extinction warned by former mayor

Honolulu address by John C. Lane, an Hawaiian leader, warns full blood Hawaiians may die out in a century. He cites 225 yearly deaths beyond births among full Hawaiians and 775 more births among part Hawaiians than deaths, noting current counts near 22,800 full blood and 16,000 half Hawaiians. The Hawaiian Protective association aims to protect and uplift.

Honolulu T. H John C. Lane Lane Mr. Lane Captain Cook Hawaiian Protective Association

Olive Tablets offer gentle relief for constipation

The ad promotes Edwards Olive Tablets as a non griping substitute for calomel. It claims the tablets promote normal liver and bowel action without forcing unnatural effects. Sold in 10c and 25c boxes with claims of soothing relief at bedtime.

Edwards

Hawaii native land plan aims to reserve one third

Fragmentary text notes a proposal to set aside one third of public land in Hawaii for native inhabitants and their heirs. It mentions seeking cooperation and a congress bill to implement the measure. The exact scope and parties involved are unclear from the available lines.

Congress Hawaii

Appetite of Great Composers Noted in Anecdote

The article notes that many famed composers had large appetites. Handel dined alone yet ordered a meal for Haydn in advance, and Haydn ate enough for five ordinary appetites, illustrating their extraordinary appetites.

Handel Aires Haydn

Cold Reliever Promises Quick Relief For Years

An old advertisement touts a cold reliever claimed to have helped users for fifty years. It promises ease of symptoms like croup and other after effects, selling at 60 cents per bottle through local druggists.

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Murphy Make America Toy Center Milwaukee, Wis Abraham Lincoln Daniel Webster Charles Sumner Jerusalem Ice Dealer Harry Thomas Methodist Church Manship H. Il. Ward & CO Dr. Edwards K. C. Marr Ainsworth, Iowa Weingarten Bros New York - Chicago Army & Navy Dru U. S. Army & Navy Tablet CO West Broadway, LY
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