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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1919

Page

7

Chicago Street Names Reflect Turbulent History

Chicago records show street names changing with politics and memory from 1830 to modern times. Dearborn Jefferson Kinzie Washington remained, while Adams Quincy Tyler became Congress, and Wells Pearls become Fifth Ave. other names faded as lumber yards and tracks replaced old avenues.

Chicago Chicago Historical Society Dearborn Henry Dearborn Jefferson Kinzie Washington White House John Quincy Adams Adams Street John Adams Quincey Adams Tyler Whig Party Benjamin Rush Pine Street North State Street Alexander Wolcott Cot. Johnston Tecumseh East 13Th Street Fenimore Cooper West 14Th Street Mitchell Methodist Episcopal Church Twenty-second Street Ringgold Rio Grande Palo Alto Monterey Buena Vista

Cornerstone Laid for Storm Lake Masonic Temple

The Grand Lodge of Iowa laid the cornerstone of Storm Lake’s new 67000 dollar Masonic Temple on Lake Avenue with a formal ceremony. W H Westfall M W Grand Master from Mason City presided with Grand Secretary Newton Parvin of Cedar Rapids in attendance. Storm Lake editor J B E Morcombe hosted, Attorney Thomas Chapman delivered the day’s address as work advances and aims for completion before cold weather.

Storm Lake Lake Avenue Grand Lodge of Iowa W. H. Westfall M. W Mason City Newton Nh. Parvin Cedar Rapids J. BE. Morcombe The Freemason Thomas Chapman

Senator Johnson Answers Wilson in Iowa Campaign

In Marion Iowa County Attorney Lockwood tells grand jury price fixing laws are limited by existing statutes. The judge rules that combinations to fix prices can be prosecuted and urges indictments for profiteering and food price manipulation. Judge Moffit confirms grand jury should pursue all reports of price fixing and food hoarding.

Cedar Rapids Linn County Marion Th Ik Lockwood John T. Moffit Lockwood Iowa Moffit Grand Jury Elmer D. Neal Mount Vernon P. D. Fushmeister Near Ely Moffitt League of Nations Borah Great Britain United States Geneva American Congress

Storm Lake eyed as Iowa state park site

State historian Harlan visited Storm Lake to inspect lake shore lands for a proposed state park. He praised the scenery and urged public access, noting some landowners would sell part of their farms. The commercial club backs the plan and a drive around the lake to showcase scenery is discussed.

Storm Lake Harlan State Historical Society Board of Conservation Commercial Club Iowa

Matinee Lion Emerges as Mister O'Brien in The Perfect Lover

A theater review praises Mister O'Brien as a standout in The Perfect Lover, a Selanick production noted for its high order writing and sharp prelude. The piece highlights O'Brien's evolving appeal, his unobtrusive charm, and the strong ensemble including Margaret Courtet and Lucille Stewart delivering memorable vampire lines.

O'Brien Talmadge Fox Tidbit Gene Selanick Herois Margaret Courtet Lucille Stewart Eugene

Drink hot water for rosy skin and inner cleansing

An old health note endorses drinking a glass of hot water each morning with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims clearer skin, fewer headaches and bilious spells within one to two weeks, comparing internal sanitation to exterior cleanliness.

Persian Cookery Among Persia’s Wealthy Classes

Persian cookery among the well to do is extravagant due to lavish hospitality and servants fed from the master’s table. Tiny chickens quails pigeons doves and young partridges are handed hot on the spit to each guest.

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