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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1922
Page
6
Washington society pages recount club meetings at Mrs. John Jackson’s country home and various gatherings hosted by Mrs. Dewey Weeks Mrs. Kunath Mrs. Roy Mallory and others. Activities include Hible study music recipes social hours and a Shalom class charity drive for Indian orphans.
A New Haven Journal-Courier piece notes a tale of a boy whose parents epitomize wealth and status. It lampoons the gilded circle that snubs steady labor for conspicuous, fashionable pursuits in a witty yet somber critique of modern youth.
Unprotected copper wires invite yobber bands in country districts delaying construction of long distance telephone lines between principal cities of Chita.
An old advertisement explains catarrhal deafness from Eustachian tube inflammation and claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh and deafness. It asserts over forty years of success and lists I. C. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio as sellers.
Local groups list meetings picnics and social events for September including Sunday School, Presbyterian choir rehearsals, O Brien lodge, Hoyay Camp Fire, Rebekah lodges, Pythian Sisters picnic, Pilotsburg box social, Farmers Union meeting, and Methodist Ladies Aid. Events specify times places hosts and meal details across Washington County.
Troop No. 1 invites families to a Saturday event at Sunset Park on September 16. Bring own dishes and silverware. if rain the hall will be used. Junior H. 8 departs at 5 p.m. Friday for an evening hike. bring a pup tent if you can stay overnight.
The group will meet Monday evening at Miss Rhea Warren’s home. All members must attend and bring dues. Much business and plans for the year’s work will be discussed.
The White Shrine announces a social at the residence of Mrs W C Harding on Monday afternoon at 2 o clock. Local members are invited to attend this community event and support fundraising activities.
In Muscatine Iowa Sept 14 a grand jury did not indict Ralph Healey and Glen Shields both Bloomington township farmers accused of rape The Shields case was continued The indictment decision stemmed from a mob demonstration near the defendants homes It was rumored that the failure to indict stemmed from missing girls who testified or could not be found Healey fled the area after a prior escape from the mob
A Reston Transcript quotation discusses the idea that the familiar child of necessity is not invention but economy, reflecting a viewpoint on the role of economic constraint in creation. The line emphasizes prudence over novelty as a driving force in progress.
Scientist Birman extols vegetable chow worns gleaming on walls and crevices of Swedish mines. Phips on notes that in English coal mines this bioluminescent source has emitted enough light to read ordinary print, with caves often illuminated by it.
In historic accounts people treated chilblains by rubbing affected areas with a mouseskin. The practice reflects quirky remedies once used before modern medicine and awareness of frostbite risks.
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