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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1918

Page

6

Three Local Privates Die in Chateau Thierry Battle

Private Floyd Wallace son of Mrs Elien Wallace, Private Edward Claffey nephew of Mr and Mrs J F McNamara, and Private Orville Means son of Mrs Charles A Means are among five members of Company K 168th Infantry killed at Chateau Thierry. Washington remembers their sacrifice as Liberty Loan drives urge public support for the war effort.

Floyd Wallace Elien Wallace Edward Claffey J F. McNamara Orville Means Charles A. Means 168Th Infantry Chateau Thierry Washington

Social gatherings mark busy week in Morton and club circles

Mr and Mrs A Speer hosted a Sunday dinner for twenty two Morton family members including J W Morton and John Cunningham with Mabel Morton preparing for Cornell College. Red Cross work continued as ten patriotic girls met at the Sharpe home to sew eighty gross and socialize. Nurses and guests attended the gatherings as Autumn flowers adorned the scene and Hoover era refreshments were served. The Worth While Girls held their annual meeting with a lecture on Sons of Italy and officer ballots. Fortnightly Civics Department discussed Democracy in America with a Speidel book review and lively notes. Altogether the meetings provided education and camaraderie in a busy social period.

A. Speer J. W. Morton John Cunningham C. G. Schmoeller Howard Stewart Mabel Helen Mildred Mabel Morton Cornell College Inez Ivy Sharpe The Red Cross Nola Moothart Leonard Bailey Thomas Whelan J. C. Swift Ethel Laughead Mary Bayliss Eva Todd Hilda Freding Frank J. Sage Italy Carol Forgey Edna McCarty Pearl Sharpe Civics Department F. L. Wilson

Riverside Boy Victim of Spanish Flu Epidemic

Funeral services were held for Harry Thompson 21 who died of Spanish influenza at the Great Lakes naval training station. The body arrived in Riverside as stores closed and merchants met the casket in a flag draped ceremony. Military honors and a church service followed with veterans and a furloughed soldier among attendees.

Riverside Harry Thompson Great Lakes Naval Training Station Great Lakes Grant Thompson Navy Great Lakes Camp Methodist Church Richard Collier Red Cross N. J. Wilkerson

Cut Out Ad Offers Foley Remedies Trial Package

A vintage advertisement urges readers to mail a slip with name and address to Foley & Co. in Chicago for a trial package including Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets from Lemmon's Pharmacy.

Foley & Co Sheffield Ave Chicago Foley Lemmon’s Pharmacy Adyt

French Refugee Quilt Brings $55 at Keating Sale

A silk and velvet quilt made by women on east Second street known as Mrs Coffman and Teipers raised 55 dollars at the Keating sale northeast of town. The quilt was sold and re sold, its receipts to aid French refugees, and the donors will see it offered again. Mrs Coffman praised supporters including Auctioneer Chas Brown and W A Cook for aiding the sale.

East Second Street France Kooking Klub Coffman Chas. R. Brown W. A. Cook

When Children Start to Go Home

School opens as seasons change bringing coughs colds and asthma signs prompt action helps children stay healthy Fol ey's Honey and Tar is presented as an ideal home remedy Lemmon's Pharmacy Adyvy

Foley’s Lemmon’s Pharmacy

Crab apple jam tale recalls past harvest and flavor

The writer recalls picking small green wild crab apples with a strong odor by a clump of bushes. They note the fruit and sorghum make excellent jam, and mention a sugar shortage that may bring back memories of old crab apple jam and past tastings.

Edison Concert Showcased Edison Voice in Recital

About fifteen hundred people attended a recital at the Methodist church by Miss Ida Gardner contralto and Harold Lyman flutist. The program used the Edison machine to demonstrate natural tones with the performers’ voices and flute pieces. Gardner sang with Edison’s recreated voice and a few numbers featured Lyman with Edison accompaniments.

W. H. Stephen Miss Gardner Pike

Poley Kidney Pills Advertised By Lemmon's Pharmacy

A reader testimonial from C. F. Reynolds describes illness with kidney trouble followed by rapid recovery after starting Poley Kidney Pills. The ad touts relief from back aches and sleep disturbance and notes Lemmon's Pharmacy as the seller.

Washington County E Journal Coverage Summary

The Evening Journal provides daily Washington County news coverage with local updates, brief notices, weather snippets, and community highlights from the region.

Evening Journal Washington County Over County

Don’t Let Catarrh Drag You Into Consumption

Warns that catarrh can progress to lungs and consumption if untreated. Points to sprays and inhalers as ineffective and promotes S. S. as a blood-targeted remedy. Advises obtaining medical advice free from the Medical Director at Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, Georgia.

5. S Swift Laboratory Atlanta

Community notes from Crawfordsville and vicinity

Miss Lydia Davis visited Washington yesterday. Residents W K Wooley Mrs J F Buxbaum and Miss Lola Romig spent the day at the Harlow Eagle home near Grace Hill. Robert McCall returned from Burlington. Will and Mrs Mayhew visited from Washington. Wallace Cherryholmes of Winfield attended the sale. Mrs L C Woodburn returned Monday from Iowa City where her father is in hospital. daughter Dora accompanied her.

Crawfordsville Lydia Davis Washington W. K. Wooley J. F. Buxbaum Lola Romig Harlow Eagle Grace Hill Robert McCall Burlington Will Mayhew Wallace Cherryholmes Winfield L. C. Woodburn Iowa City

Cook County Hospital Work Highlighted in Chicago

A brief note details her work at Cook County Hospital in Chicago, emphasizing her service and the role she played within the city’s medical system.

Cook County Hospital Chicago

Boy’s Hand Injured by Hay Pulley Near Rubio

A three year old boy, Lilburn Johnson, son of D. B. and wife, near Rubio, drew his hand into a hay pulley yesterday at noon. He slipped from a car, the rope burned and tore the left hand, with about fifty feet of rope needing removal before rescue. Doctors fear loss of one finger. right hand also injured though less serious.

Lilburn D. B. Johnson Rubio

Man Says Money Can't Make a Man

Uncle Eben remarks that while a man can earn money for himself, wealth alone cannot define or complete a person.

Uncle Eben

Quote on appearances from La Rochefoucauld

A concise meditation notes that people in every profession craft a chosen exterior to shape how others perceive them. It argues the world is filled with deliberate appearances rather than true likenesses.

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Private Floyd Wallace Private Edward Claffey Orville Great Lakes Station Gharch Qb Ghrach Hill Moravian John Greenfield Waiteh E. Drebert Catarr Rh Schiffmann Keating Parm Department Seper Bushel Edison Gardner Lyman C. F. Reynolds Elmira Lemmon Washington, Iowa New York Formu Brassieres W. B W. B. Forma W.B. Redusoc
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