Change in Eye Color from Pupil Dilation and Conditions
Eye color can change with pupil dilation. In rare instances diseases or drugs may alter the color of an adult’s eyes.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1921
Page
8
Eye color can change with pupil dilation. In rare instances diseases or drugs may alter the color of an adult’s eyes.
The narrator muses about selling the farm to place money in the bank and notes that while the Lord may bless a farm owner, he cannot reach a back door house Kasper in a meditative rural scene.
A playful claim simulates London’s housing reach by lining all its buildings end to end, suggesting the line would span Europe Asia and America as imagined by Brooklyn Magazine.
A humorous remark suggests many women view economy as realizing their husbands do not need new clothing. The quip plays on domestic budgeting and gender roles.
Miss Grace losbaker from West Chester schools is in town today. Neiswanger monuments touted for value and lasting design. Conger reunion brings Mr and Mrs W H Conger from West Chester. Weed Chains sold by Clark and Enslin. Miss Hilda Freding, nurse trainee, returns home from San Francisco after army hospital service and university training. The W C T A will hold an open air service tonight after the band concert with Rev. Bowers speaking on What Will You Do With Jesus. Theressa Quinn heads to East Pleasant Plain for a visit. White Way Garden showcases new accessory sales room.
A Kansas City Star reader quote notes Uncle Johnberry is a mighty queenly old man who doesn’t brag when rival seniors boast about rheumatic complaints. The amused Missourian calls out his lack of sting in such moments.
R M Hamilton of Keota sold a steer for 34 dollars and W J Boyd of Ainsworth sold a colt for 42 dollars. The sale reflects competitive bidding with these two consignments listed.
Mrs G M Welch of Centralia ll visits at Dr H Bate mans then travels to Muscatine. Edan Tobin teaches in Cotter visits Harriett Boyer for the weekend. Miss Minnie Conner arrives from West Chester for a weekend. Katheryn Morris travels from Davenport to visit her mother Emma Morris. Marie Stewart returns home from West Chester for the weekend. Corinne Rothschild visits Haywarden, Margolin home. Mrs K O Bidwell and Ava Ruth return to Red Oak after visiting sisters. Gary O Loughlin in Davenport for a few days at Oscar Page’s. Sallie Dickey spoke at the First United Presbyterian then heads to Crawfordsville. A Salt Lake City banker saves by depositing small change. Commercial Savings Bank advertises savings banks.
Miss LaVerla Ross of Des Moines visits Mrs. W F Jacobs and leaves for Winston Mo. Miss Elin Woodford heads to Brighton for a visit. Amelia and Emma Keeley of Keota visit Mrs T T Keeley for a birthday celebration. Dr R W Grege and Dr M E Dicken listed with local offices. Mrs J P Wood and daughter Helen travel to Davenport for the day. Ruth Shaffer moves on from Sioux Rapids to Keota. Joe and Mr Wallace of Columbus Junction headed to Keota to visit relatives. Bevins promotes tire savings. Red taxi service listed.
Iowa tops national counts for pure bred cattle and swine in the 1920 census findings. The report shows Iowa with 171,645 pure bred cattle and 289,042 pure bred swine, as Illinois and New York follow in cattle, while Illinois and Indiana trail in swine counts.
The Philadelphia wool market showed peak activity with many buyers and large orders. Medium and crossbred wools drove demand as fine grades remained scarce, and new clip wools moved steadily with sizable orders for territory and Australian wools alike.
The record lists counts for Nebraska at 2,502, Minnesota with 99, 443, and Ohio totaling 96,908, detailing numeric standings across states. The text presents a concise column of numbers without additional context or narrative.
The python is described as the largest snake in the world with reports of specimens up to thirty feet long. It is native to the East Indies and the Philippine islands and is noted for adaptability to captivity and taming.
Two London policemen seeking evidence against a night club played a poker game there and lost nine shillings between them. The incident highlights the risks of undercover betting operations.
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