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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1929

Page

3

Fortnightly club notices and wedding announcements

The society column highlights hosting by Mrs. R. Brown and the Fortnightly club’s final meeting of the year with remarks by Mrs. JH Knight. It includes reminiscences by Mrs. Jeffrey, a secretary-treasurer vacancy filled by Mrs. C. O. Dais, and multiple wedding and club notices across Washington and West Liberty.

R. &. Brown JH. Knight America McDowell Ab Anderson Nna Dawson J. O. Sexton H. B. Knight J. A. Harwood A. Anderson W. R. Jeffrey Irs F. L. Wilson Wilson Anderson Hese Club Department Jeffrey C. O. Dais Ennece Aceyn Detroit Mich Ww. Jeffrey Myrta Jeffrey Ihe W. M. Graff J. Woule Clara Huber

Harvest Home at Lexingy Set for Sept 26

Annual Harvest Home announced for Lexingy on September 26. Dinner features chicken dinner to be served at 11 30 a m at the event location with details in local notices.

Lexingy

Getting It Straight Gypsy Reveals Hidden Past Of Husband

In Pearson's Weekly a playful gypsy asks a guest about her future, while the visitor shifts focus to uncover the past of her current husband for practical use. The exchange frames a lighthearted look at fate and memory in a period flavor.

Pearson’s Weekly

Singularity in Life and the Loss of Substance

A reflective line notes that nothing in life is as singular as the moment when opposition loses substance upon grappling with it. The quotation emphasizes paradox in enduring ideas and experience.

Hewthorne

Nestor as Oldest Senator in the Greek Council

The term Nestor denotes the eldest member among a council. In Greek lore he stood as the ancient advisor before Troy, embodying the feature of being the eldest among peers.

Nestor Troy Senate

A Cat May Look at a Queen Paraphrase Explained

The phrase mirrors a 1652 pamphlet title A Cat May Look at a King. The note shows how modern usage reframes the historic line to reflect commentary on authority and perspective.

Unclear quote from Uncle Eben on church seating conduct

The Washington Star quotes Uncle Eben saying people should sit in the front of church to avoid being reminded of other sinners seeking a quick cure. The remark reflects a humorous take on religious gatherings and social behavior.

Eben Washington Star

Interpreting Dreams in Theorized Incarnations

A quoted remark from Mon thigne suggests dreams are true interpreters of our incarnations, though the speaker notes a need for art to sort and understand them. The line presents a philosophical view on dream interpretation and personal insight.

Monthigne

Stage Practice Game of Football at Junior College Tilt

A friendly practice game between the high school team under Coach Jim Shultz and the junior college squad led by George Freshwaters ended 1 0 with a late JC touchdown. JC backups Turner and Fisher scored, while HS blocked a goal kick and held the period’s advantage in the first half. The match, played in two halves, showcased HS scrappiness and a need for offensive polish as both teams prepare for Friday’s opener at Oskaloosa. Two full teams will travel Friday by auto. kickoff is set for 3 30 p m.

Ugh School Jim Shultz Junior College Banch George Freshwaters Collegians Turner Fisher Shultz Oskaloosa Blick Bard Reinert Johnson Jackson Fulton Zeck Kleese Tucker Fuhr Ietts Korf Young Kearns Endicott Snyder Benson Brown Ahrens Westermark Bowes Miller McAvoy Kiesey Judevine Hale Jones

Fall Festival Opens With Free Acts and Contests

The Fall Festival opens with large exhibits of grain fruit and stock and free acts drawing big crowds. Ethel Marine performs on a sixty foot pole on the square corner. the Worcester acrobats perform on another corner. Chilcote and his dogs perform at a third. Afternoon and night shows feature these acts plus the whisker contest oldest married couple and home talent vaudeville contests. Thousands of festival programs have been printed and distributed.

Ethel Marine Worcesters Chilcote

Fashion Defined In Appearances Inspires Desire To Seem

Fashion defined as the science of appearances motivates the wish to seem, not to be, as quoted by Chapin.

Chapin

River Memory Echoes Memphis Name Reprise in Egypt Tale

A brief caption notes a river city anecdote linking an Egyptian river scene to Memphis Tennessee, drawing a comparative note that the situation resembled the ancient Memphis in Egypt and the name was echoed. The item emphasizes nomenclature similarity rather than events or dates.

Memphis Egypt Memphis, Tenn

Foundation of All Work and Human Welfare

Tolstoy states that the foundation of all work is the inevitable condition of human life and the true source of human welfare, highlighting work as essential to well being. His claim links labor to moral and social improvement and stresses universal human needs.

Tolstoy

Meda Faces Old Love at Gracious Party

Meda, Agnes, and Bert Reusser swirl through a social evening where Meda confronts lingering feelings for John Orr. She learns John still loves her, keeps her picture, and struggles with loyalty as she contemplates calling him. Agnes hints at a reunion and Meda's resolve begins to sharpen.

John Orr Agnes Tre Meda John Bert Reusser Bert Grace Allen Grace Max Nat

Cheese Making Grains Wisconsin Leads U S Cheese

The article traces cheese origin in America from home production to factories, noting Wisconsin as the premier state with over 2,800 factories and more than 70 percent of U S cheese. It explains factory processes, cheddar methods, ripening, and dietary value.

U. S America New York Pennsylvania Alliance Wisconsin Switzerland Washington Oregon California Idaho Colorado Bitter Root Montana Minnesota Illinois United States

Cheese consumption rises per capita in American diet

The article notes an increasing per capita cheese intake following new developments in cheese sumption. It suggests the figure will rise as the nutritional value of cheese becomes clearer to Americans.

Methodist Services Highlight Longtime Pastor Bowers

The new conference year opened with Dr. Bowers entering his tenth year as pastor, the longest tenure in the congregation's history. His sermons on Is the Church Losing Ground and What is Your Life prompted serious reflection, as the music under Miss Hunter and Mrs. Bernice Warren’s leadership impressed the worshippers. Mrs. Warren, new music director, brings training from a Methodist parsonage and strong vocal gifts, aiding the choir’s revival. J A Taylor spoke to Young People at Epworth League. Sunday School attendance rose and plans for October’s rally are set. The Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. Rey Stewart.

Dr. Bowers Bernice Warren Me. J. A. Taylor Epworth League

Vinol Promises Quick Weight Gain for Sickly Child

Father reports a seven year old gained fifteen pounds after Vinol, a cod liver peptone based tonic, with claims it improves appetite, energy and sleep. The letter touts Vinol as delicious and effective for nervous or anemic people, from J K Lemmon, Druggist.

J. F. Andres Vinci J. Kk. Lemmon

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