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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1918

Page

5

No rest for the Iowans in France

Washington county soldiers in the 168th infantry of the Rainbow division are active in Lorraine near Metz with reports of continued combat. Major Guy Brewer, commanding the third battalion, was slightly wounded in the right arm during the St Miheil salient drive, signaling ongoing assault duty for the unit. David Livingston of Washington serves as sergeant for Company K, closely tied to the wounded officer.

Washington County 168Th Infantry France Lorraine Pershing Metz Des Moines Guy Brewer 168Th St. Mihiel Brewer Marne

Cut This Out It Is Worth Money

Cut this slip and mail with 5c to Foley Co. at 2835 Sheffield Ave Chicago for a trial package of Foley products including Honey and Tar Compound Kidney Pills and Cathartic Tablets from Lemmon's Pharmacy.

Foley & Co Sheffield Ave Chicago Foley Lemmon’s Pharmacy

Sand Storm Division Heads to Berlin from Camp Dix

A patriotic poem lauds the MPH Division known as the Sand Storm Division preparing to deploy from Camp Dix. It hails forty thousand boys ready to cross the ocean to fight for liberty, joining veterans of 1861 and 1864 in a collective call for victory and peace.

Match for the Polar Bear in Arctic Wildlife

The Arctic scene features the polar bear facing a walrus as potential prey. Juvenile walruses may be targeted by bears, but adults deter with long ivory tusks.

Arctic

Thought His Time Had Come in Mayr Remedy Remark

A testimonial claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured eight years of stomach trouble after one dose. The patient reports relief from convulsions and hemorrhage, with eight weeks of improved health. The ad asserts the remedy removes catarrhal mucus and inflammation of the stomach liver and intestines and offers a money refund with distribution by Lemmon's Pharmacy and druggists.

Mayr Lemmon Rmacy Pave

Letter from Washington recruit aboard transport to France

John Miller of the Washington group, trained at Camp Dodge, serves with the 337th field artillery overseas. He writes August 23 from a transport en route to France, describes calm seas, good health, on deck access, drills, and longing to reveal more location details.

John Miller Washington Camp Dodge 337Th Field Artillery France

Your Wife Can Use It Colic Remedy Ad

You can treat a colic at home with Farris Colle remedy. Easy to use drop on the horse tongue and relief in about thirty minutes. Get it today from Sherman Bros. Advertisement.

Sherman Bros Advt

Burned Russian empress and princesses die in mob fire

A London sourced report says former Russian dowager empress and four princesses were burned to death about a month after the assassination of the emperor. The women were imprisoned in a village residence where a mob set the house alight, killing all inside.

Tandon London

Local family visits sons at eastern military camp

Mr and Mrs J D McLaughlin return from the east to see their son Donald McLaughlin in the machine gun battalion of the 109th ammunition train stationed at Camp Dix New Jersey. The camp near Philadelphia and New York is preparing for overseas service as soldiers receive winter clothing and kits.

J. D. McLaughlin Donald McLaughlii 109Th Camp Dix N. J Philadelphia New York City Washington,d. C McLaughlin Wrightstown New Jersey Washington Carl Guthrie Matthew Porter Walter Conner Earl Glassburner Garrett Kuilema Victor Crone Everett Peck

Labor backs up Wilson as conference approves 14 points

The Interalted labor conference unanimously voted to subscribe to the 14 points formulated by President Wilson. In Ohio, Gov. Cox objected to a plan allowing telephone companies to impose an immediate charge ranging from 85 to 16, prompting a protest attempt to reach Postmaster General Burleson.

London Interalted Labor Conference Wilson Cohmmbais, O James M. Cox Ohio Burleson

Vinol praise from a Greenfield nurse endorses strength tonic

Massachusetts nurse Mrs F M Locke testifies Vinol rebuilt her strength after grippe leaving her in perfect health. Ad cites Vinol ingredients beef and cod liver peptones iron and manganese peptonates and glycero phosphates. Sherman Bros druggists advertise Saxol Salve for eczema with a guarantee.

Vinci Sherman Bros P. S

State Sugar Saving Contest Winners Named

Mrs. Kate Barr of Keokuk wins first prize in the Iowa state sugar saving contest conducted by the United States Food Administration. A committee chaired by Miss Alice French selects fifteen state prize winners from numerous, high quality entries with practical tips such as using corn syrup to reduce sugar in pies and preserves.

Kate PD. Barr Keokuk United States Food Administration Alice French Davenport Food Administration Barr Miss French Kate Lee County Belle Mc Lore Greene Butler County T. A. Houlihan Harper's Ferry Allamakee County Mary L. Randall Ocheydan Timea St

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