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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1918

Page

5

Mencher Praises 42nd Division For Year Of Service

In a message dated August 13 Major General Charles T. Mencher commends the Rainbow division, praising its Lorraine trenches service from February 21 to June 21, Champagne battles, and Oureq and Vesle campaigns. He notes French and Allied thanks, urges continued vigilance and training to uphold the division’s honored record.

C. J. Wilson B. R. Bennett 168Th Infantry Rainbow Division Charles T. Menoher Lorraine Champagne Gouraud Eso Reims Champaign Marne Chalons Germany Oureq Sergy Meurcy Ferme Seringes Imperial Guard Vesle 1St Army Corps

Fox Theater to Screen The Caillaux Case Drama

The Caillaux Case, filmed by William Fox, portrays ex Premier Joseph Caillaux and his wife amid a Pro German conspiracy. Bolo Pasha is executed and Caillaux imprisoned after U S involvement. the Paris mob closes the saga with a sensational real life drama.

United States Department of Justice Atlantic Joseph Calliaux Bol Pasha Joseph Caillaux France William Fox Fox Theater Henrietta Renouard Leo Clarette Gaston Calmette Paris Caillaux Richard Stanton

Iowa Overdraws Sugar Allowance for September

Iowa exceeded its September sugar allotment by 2.2 million pounds, with September canning driving usage to 11.6 million pounds against a 9.4 million pound allotment. The October quota is 6 million pounds, leaving little room to recover, so strict sugar economy is urged through November and December.

Des Moines Iowa W. T. McElroy Ottumwa The Food Administration

A Yank's Plea for Bonds to Help in War

A poem appeals to readers to purchase bonds to fund the war effort. It urges Americans to send cash to supply weapons and help "lick the guns" and "turn Fritzie's big feet cold." The piece frames bond purchases as aiding troops overseas and ending with a farewell greeting.

Fritzie

Percy Shoemaker Writes of France From At War Letter

A former Iowa Washington and Minnesota troop member recounts training in New York and Camp Jackson. He describes joining a battery in a top division, life in a bivouac, frequent air battles, and heavy artillery fire while hoping for mail and an early end to the war.

Percy Shoemaker New York City Percy France Mr. Elder New York Iowa New York University Camp Jackson Washington Minnesota Wisconsin Mach Shoemaker Theo F. Peterson P. S Battery A F. A

Ottumwa Wins 191% Gathering Seat At Iowa Ad Clubs Meet

Ottumwa was chosen to host the 191% gathering of the Associated Advertising Clubs of Iowa at the convention in Ottumwa on September 27. Des Moines withdrew from the race and officers were elected: John HUSTON Ottumwa president O J Benjamin Nevada first vice president C C CESSNA Davenport second vice president C M COGSWELL Des Moines secretary and L E WEST Muscatine treasurer.

Marshalltown Ottumwa Associated Advertising Clubs of Iowa Des Moines John Huston O. J. Benjamin Nevada C. C. Cessna Davenport C. M. Cogswell L. E. West Muscatine

German Morale Not Shattered in France

American field report based on thousands of prisoners finds no clear sign of German morale collapse. Officers note occasional gladness at capture and fatigue but say many prisoners maintain soldierly bearing and resist interrogation. enemies appear well fed and clothed amid continued fighting near the Marne at St Mihiel and St Quentin.

France Germany Marne St. Mihiel St. Quentin

Marshal Foch Briefly Praises Allies in Telegraph Interview

London dispatch reports Marshal Foch met reporters at headquarters and spoke in short utterances. He praised the British army as stronger and more effective, lauded American troops arriving daily, and affirmed the French army’s enduring quality. He added the enemy is shaken but still resisting.

London Marshal Foch Western Front Telegraph France

Influenza Panic Links Germans to Spanish Flu Spread

Washington reports Spanish influenza spreading along Atlantic coast states with naval ports hardest hit. Officials consider germ origin unproven while urging public health campaigns and nutrition to build resistance amid calls for laboratories to identify the micro organism. Civilian and military personnel may now seek commissions and central officer training schools open to men 18 to 46.

Washington, D. C Atlantic Army and Navy Medical Corps Public Health Service Naval South Atlantic Great Lakes Chicago Atlantic Coast Alfonzo Spain Europe Blue

Downhill After Crest We Set Course Beyond the Rhine

A wartime dispatch notes the advance is not immediate to the Rhine, describing a strategic shift after cresting a hill and moving into a downward slope toward the next objective. The comment frames progress as gradual rather than instant, signaling ongoing operations.

Rhine

Fire Ignites From Snow Caused Quicklime Heat

A Belgian farmer found his shed destroyed after a snow storm caused quicklime near the shed to heat up. The heat ignited the lime, burning the shed and its contents.

Belgium

EATONIC Promises Fast Stomach Relief After Meals

H L Kramer promotes EATONIC as a natural stomach tonic to aid digestion and relieve sour gas upset within minutes. The tablet, tested by many druggists, claims quick relief from dyspepsia indigestion heartburn and nausea with a money back guarantee if not effective.

H. L. Kramer Eatonic

Vinol Promises Relief for Overworked Mothers in Wartime

Wartime demand on mothers leads to exhaustion and nervous strain. Vinol, a cod liver and iron tonic, is promoted as a tonic to build strength and restore energy for women caring for families during war conditions.

Vinci Tonic Credit for Restoring Health in Whitman Mrs

Mrs R M Little and Mrs Wm Dawson credit Vinci tonic with restoring health strength and energy after a nervous run down condition and failed medicines. The testimonials describe improved stamina and daily capability following use of the product.

Vinci Wm. D. Dawson

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Charles T. Mencher FOX Prama TIMES By G. Elanette Sollitt J. Benjamin Towa Ad Foch Cleveland, Ohio Sherman N Brds Liberty Boads Washington Loan & Trust Company Chas, H. Keck Frank R. Sage Teree Books Colorado Nebraska Big Horn Basin Wyoming Aaa Hite Howard Omaha Neb Notheast Corner Square Army & Navy U. S. Army & Navy Tablet CO West Broadway N.Y
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