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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1918

Page

5

Kenyon pushes commission plan for US budget reform

Senator Kenyon Iowa says a dedicated budget commission can reform the unwieldy federal spending system. He urges a three House three Senate panel with Treasury officials to craft a scientific plan for Congress next session. He notes United Kingdom style auditing to curb waste and cites current spending of about 24 billion dollars annually. The move faces Senate Appropriations resistance but has been discharged to the calendar.

Washington, D. C Wilson Kenyon Iowa Congress England Life United States Secretary of the Treasury House Senate Senate Appropriations Committee

Foley Kidney Pills Help Heal Kidney Trouble

C F Reynolds of El Mira North Dakota reports being sick in bed with kidney trouble care of Foley Kidney Pills quickly ended back aches and enabled him to return to work. The ad claims the pills stop sleep disturbing bladder ailments and cites Lemmon's Pharmacy as the distributor.

C. F. Reynolds Elmira Foley Lemmon

Rainbow boys division letter reassures Iowa parents

A Waterloo Iowa dispatch reports a secretary assures parents of Rainbow division youths about safety. The letter provides a message of cheer and reassurance to families of the Iowa boys listed in the Rainbow division, aiming to ease concerns about their sons.

YY. M Waterloo Iowa

Five Herbert L Smiths in France Share Mail Mischief

Aug. 30 report from the American Expeditionary Forces notes five men named Herbert L Smith in different units exchange misdirected mail. Second Lieutenant Herbert L Smith of the quartermaster corps distributes cigars from a new supply while joking about identifying himself among the other Herberts. Each man has a family tied to the parcel and the group shares accusations and clarifications about mail belonging to others.

France Herbert L. Smiths Herbert L. Smith Quartermaster Corps George Mary Elizabeth Gas Service Herbert L.smith Providence R. L O. K

Nothing But Heart Failure Can Stop Us

Premier Lloyd George spoke in Manchester on September 16 saying only heart failure would prevent victory. He noted British casualties in the latest French offensive were one-fifth of 1916 and advocated a league of nations already begun.

Manchester Eng Liloyd George France Lloyd George League of Nations League of Free Nations

Theda Bara in Salome to Open at Graham Theatre

Washington set to see the monster photodrama Salome starring Theda Bara at the Graham theatre on Friday and Saturday with matinees. Production cost over a million, eight months of filming, and five thousand performers involved.

Graham Theatre Theda Bara

Washington Man Volunteers for Body Lice Research

In Washington a Chicago public figure volunteers as a host for body lice to help U S Department of Agriculture entomologists study delousing methods. Data from parasites on his skin aid films for army camps and guide chemical tests, laundering, and defousing procedures to protect soldiers overseas.

Washington, D. C Washington United States Department of Agriculture Council of Research Council of National Defense Chicago France Bureau of Entomology Department of Agriculture War Department

America to Spurn Austrian Peace Offer

The article recounts a 1919 proposal by Germany for peace talks via neutral mediation and unbinding discussions among belligerents. It emphasizes direct dialogue over public exchanges and urges delegates from all sides to meet in a neutral country to define terms and end the war.

Upo Europe Wilson Publc Tribune

Widow Asked If Marrying Keeps Hired Help On Farm

A Kansas City Star reader-teaser quotes an applicant briskly asking a widow whether the proper way to keep a hired man on the farm is to pay wages or to marry him. The line hints at social attitudes toward work and marriage on the farm.

Kansas City Star

Formation of Coral Reefs

Coral reefs and islands form by the coral building polyp. These animals inhabit clear water only, not deeper than about twenty five fathoms, with temperatures not falling below 8 degrees Fahrenheit.

German Subject But Loyal American Classed as Alien Enemies

Cedar Rapids, Iowa Sept 16. For years Carl Weishmuller and his wife near Garvin Ind believed themselves loyal Americans. They are now registered as alien enemies in the Federal District court after learning the father’s naturalization papers dated back only to his arrival in the United States. The son, a voter and war supporter, is told his father remains a German subject.

Cedar Apids Carl Weishbmuller Garvin Federal District Court Weishmuller America de Kalb Ind Red Cross

Guard Against Epidemic In U S

Surgeon General Blue reports a Spanish influenza outbreak across cities including Fort Morgan Alabama Newport News Philadelphia New York Boston New London and New Orleans. He urges bed rest isolation disinfection ventilation and mask use with guidance for physicians and the public.

Walington D. C Blue The Public Health Service United States General Blue Fort Morgan Mobile Ala Newport News Philadelphia New York Boston New London New Orleans Dr. Blue Associated Press

Alien registration and naturalization move in city

The postmaster at Garvin referred a man to Deputy Marshal Healy. Yesterday Weishmuller and his wife arrived in the city to register as alien enemies. Weishmuller submitted affidavits and the case will go to the federal court next month for a possible naturalization request.

Garvin Marshal Healy Weishmuller

When Children Start to School

School opens at a time of year when the change of seasons brings coughs colds croup hay fever and asthma. Prompt action at first sign of infection may keep children in prime health and prevent missed time. Fol ey's Honey and Tar is an ideal home remedy Lemmon's Pharmacy.

Foley’s Lemmon's Pharmacy

Deer Herds Roam Colorado Town Streets Amid Forest Protections

The state game commission and the U. S. forest service long term protection of deer elk antelope and mountain sheep in Colorado forests has produced large herds. It is common to see wild animals grazing in village streets near the Uncompahgre national forest.

State Game Commission United States Forest Service Colorado

Pamphlets Tell Truth to Germans With Balloon Propaganda

British propaganda in Germany via leaflet dropping and balloon maps is praised as accurate and effective. The German chief of staff denounces it, admitting 300,000 pamphlets reached German soil in July. Balloons carried leaflets deep into enemy territory, aided by meteorologists, with maps showing Allied gains and the growing American troop presence in France.

America Hindenburg Baker France

Removing Varnish From Old Furniture

Remove varnish by washing with a solution of water glass and water. Use the mixture generously as it is cheap. The wood will look fresh and clean when dry. Then stain and wax the piece.

Iowa Ad Clubs to Meet Sept 24 25 in Marshalltown

Plans for the annual convention of the Associated Advertising Clubs of Town are set for Marshalltown September 24 and 25 with Burlington Ottumwa and other cities vying to host next year. Speakers include W D Arcy T Meredith T W LaQuaite C Hi MecNider and Mo EB Holderness. An advertising pastsant is planned and Lieut. R di Violini of the Italian army will give a patriotic address at the closing loyalty dinner.

Marshalltown Associated Advertising Clubs of Town Burlington Ottumwa W. @.DArcy St. Lows Associated Advertising Clubs

You Can't Rub it Away Rheumatism Is in the Blood

An advertisement touts S. S. S. as a blood purifier to cure rheumatism by cleansing the blood of germs. It warns against liniments and local applications and invites readers to obtain free medical advice from Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, Georgia.

Swift Laboratory Atlanta

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Sen. Kenyon U. S A. Bartlett Walter Patterson 168Th A. EB Salome California New York City William Fox Austria Fluenza Pampharts Great Britain Germany Geny von Hindenburg Postum Formu Brassieres W. B W. B. Reduso Weeingarten Bros., Inc Lesher Whitman & Co, Inc Broadway
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