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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1918

Page

5

Army munition production speeds up with large scale plants planned

Washington reports rapid progress in rifle and machine gun manufacture as 155 mm howitzers lead output. Neville Island plant for large caliber guns will cost 150 million dollars and span 1000 acres. Monthly Brownings and machine guns shipments rise. rifle output stays around 200000 units monthly. revolvers and pistols total 50000 to 60000 monthly.

Washington Crowell France Neville Island Pittsburg United States Steel Corporation Mr. Crowell J. Crowell Fit

Chamberlain's Tablets Advertised By Lima Drug Store

Miss Emma Verbryke of Lima Ohio reports rapid improvement after using Chamberlain's Tablets for recurrent stomach troubles and biliousness. For sale by Lemmon's Drug Store. Advt.

Chamberlain Emma Verbryke Lima Ohio Lemmon

Store Well Your Garden Products

War Garden Commission urges home storage of vegetables for winter. Canning and drying supplement storage, but do not replace it. Ventilation and steady temperature are vital. the cellar is ideal for storing conserved produce and moisture retention. The commission offers a book on storage.

H. G. Emery Illustrated World National War Garden Commission of Washington National War Garden Commission

W.S.S. Purchasers Fail to Keep Stamps Pledges

Several counties pledged full quotas of War Savings Stamps but cash sales show many pledge-makers are not honoring their commitments.

War Savings pledge drive urged to honor commitments

Homer A. Miller states it is better not to pledge than to pledge and fail to redeem. Iowa risks missing its War Savings quota unless early pledges are redeemed. County chairmen have started checking pledges and will urge delinquents to make them good immediately.

Homer A. Miller Iowa

Organizing War Savings Societies in Iowa Schools

A statewide drive organizes War Savings Societies in schools, churches, lodges, and workplaces. Prof Macy Campbell leads 18 060 societies across Iowa aiming to complete by late September with cooperation from county and city superintendents and state War Savings committee. People may request information from Homer A Miller at 710 Fleming Bidg Des Moines.

War Savings War Savings Society Macy Campbell State Teachers’ College of Cedar Falls Campbell Washington State War Savings Committee Iowa Organization of Societies Homer A. Miller Fleming Des Moines

Spiders Cause Short Circuits on Argentine Wires

During the dry season in Argentina two spider species build webs on telephone and telegraph lines. At sunset their dew-soaked threads create short circuits, with eleven pounds of silk collecting on four wires over six miles, according to Popular Science Monthly.

Argentina Popular Science Monthly

Federal probe urged into Iowa Homestead articles

A nationwide Liberty loan conference adopted resolutions calling for a federal investigation of articles printed in the Iowa Homestead by owner James M. Pierce. The group accused Pierce of spreading seditious propaganda to disrupt bond sales and urged Harding to back the State Council of Defense in expelling him. The meeting also featured talks on aggressive subscription tactics and women’s aid programs.

Des Moiness James M. Pierce Iowa Homestead Conference of Liberty Loan Workers Iowa United Front Harding State Council of Defense Pierce C. H. Schweppe Chicago Seventh Federal Reserve District Grace Dixon

Son's Departure For Camp Causes Collapse

Fort Madison Iowa September 5 A parade crowd watches as George Denny from south of Burlington near the Lee area experiences a collapse during the Labor Day parade. Quick medical aid is reported, with no further details available.

Son Fort Madison George Denny Burlington

Girl testifies site knew no trouble until tile murder

Miss Velma Taylor, 14, a visitor at the Guy Wilford home in Maquoketa, testifies she heard shots the night of the murder and saw her uncle hand money after the crime. She denies any friction in the Wilford home and defends her uncle as a welcome guest. Velma recounts waking from sleep to hear a screen door shut and describes events before authorities.

Cedar Rapids Velma Taylor Guy Wilford Maquoketa Wilfords Taylor Wilford

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Internal Cure

Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications. It is a constitutional disease best treated with an internal remedy. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. Promoted by a noted practitioner, it blends tonics and blood purifiers to address catarrh.

Hall

Remarkable Poise Under Strain Describes Her Age

A brief notice notes her age and her ability to endure the strain with steadfast composure, highlighting resilience in difficult circumstances.

Drying and Canning Guide for Home Garden Produce

The article advises choosing between drying and canning garden and orchard crops based on storage space. It lists vegetables for drying greens herbs fruit vegetables root tubers and peas and beans and suggests drying fruits such as peaches figs apples pears and berries. It promotes contacting the National War Garden Commission for a free canning and drying manual with a two cent stamp.

National War Garden Commission

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W.S.S Jim Pierce Investi C. H. McNider Mason City State Director of Sales George Tibbs Cheney K. Hall U. S War Department Marine Corps Washington National Bank Washington County Mae Or H. F. Steck Henry H. Steck James L. Hand Mgr. Chas. J. Wilbur
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