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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1921

Page

4

Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason Satirizes Amos Aikenside

A poetic sketch lampoons Amos Aikenside as a claims of deceit and crookedness swirl around him. The narrator defends the vendor praising fair prices and honest weight while noting gossip and accusations from neighbors. The piece ends with a cautious stance on judging by public rumor.

Amos Aikenside Amos Prince of Crooks

Lodestar Gift for Washington A Y M C A Bequest

The Journal reports that the late Janes H Young bequeathed about one third of his estate to Washington for a YMCA building. The generous gift is praised as a lasting boon to the city and community, aiding youth and the local YMCA movement.

Janes H Young Young Washington Mr. Young

Quiet Exit Hidden From Friends He Passed On

The text reflects on a man who ended his life without seeking or receiving bouquets of praise. He acted privately and departed, believed to have sought no recognition, trusting in heaven’s reward for his deeds.

Crowded new school in Ainsworth prompts concern

Ainsworths fine new consolidated building is already inadequate for fall enrollment with more than fifty pupils under one teacher. The Grace Hill area reports unusual plant growth and odd produce brought to the Journal office, while a travel pair recalls a vacation near Atlantic City amid critique of modern society and home life.

Ainsworth Grace Hill Carl Miller Journal Office B. F. Beitel Mary Ann Atlantic City Old Home Grove Old Home Ada Ohio Herald

More autos on Iowa farms than any other state

Iowa farmers lead the nation in farm automobiles with 177,558 units, far ahead of Illinois 139,000 and Ohio 128,000. The report shows Iowa also ahead in farm telephones at 153,852, and ranks second in farm tractors with 20,270, while 2,552 farms have gas and electric lighting.

Des Moines Iowa Census Bureau Illinois Ohio Kansas Minnesota Texas Nebraska Indiana Pennsylvania New York Missouri

Vain adornments and mirror observations in Werth study

A Milwaukee Journal note quotes a shop owner who observes gendered vanity: men adjust neckties and women fix their hair. He claims these habits appear in Werth and notes the difference in how passersby respond to their reflections in his window mirror.

Werth Milwaukee Journal

County Teachers Announced for Washington County

A full list of rural teachers appointed for the Washington County fall term is issued by County Superintendent Miss Wallace. Schools have begun in many districts. the rest open next Monday as a teacher shortage eases with numerous qualified applicants.

Washington County Miss Wallace

Surprising Birthday Party for Mr. Fishburn Highlighted by Fifty Guests

Clyde Fishburn learned his birthday last Thursday when a surprise party planned by Mrs. Fishburn and friends brought him to Kalona. About seventy five friends gathered at his home for music, refreshments, and a festive cake marked seventy five. The event featured quartets, a recital by Earle Davis’s pupils, and remarks praising the entertainer and his host.

Clyde Fishburn Earle Davis Ainsworth D. M. Davis Pape W. R Rachmaninoff

VAMPS WHO MADE HISTORY BY JAMES C YOUNG

A feature recounts Zenobia of Palmyra defying Rome in the late third century. Her rise, siege of Palmyra, capture by Aurelian, and humiliation as a captive in Rome are told with dramatic detail and period tone. The tale ends with Zenobia’s death not long after her defeat.

Vamps James C. Young Aurelian Zenobia Paliyra Rome Rate Palmyra Walch OF Joitadbligt

Welfarers and Jobs Debate Across Generations

A Port land Oregon quote asserts that society has thrived without welfare legislation while arguing that current aims center on creating jobs for welfare recipients, reflecting evolving views on social aid and economic support.

Vportland Oregon'an

Home First Aid: Roll Bandages Prepared in Cotton

Advice urges households to keep sterilized rolled bandages ready for accidents. Tear from strong cotton cloth, roll in various widths, heat in oven briefly, then store in wide mouthed jars with tight lids. Place jars in a convenient location for quick access.

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