Local People Move and Visit During Winter
The A. B. Clark family rented rooms from Mrs. Ida Seeley to live there this winter. Mrs. 8. H. Prizer traveled to Washington to see her daughter Mrs. Lee Huston and the newborn granddaughter at the county hospital. Mrs. B. S. Rudolph and Margaret Jean returned from a visit to the Warrie home in Richland, and Mrs. Henry Lechner returned from Stockport where she had been visiting since late Friday at her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jake Courtney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Clark
Ida Seeley
H. Prizer
Washington
Lee Huston
County Hospital
B.S. Rudolph
Margaret Jean
James Warrie
Richland
Henry Lechner
Stockport
Jake Courtney
Bible Thought for Today Inspires Deliverance in Distress
A devotional item for Monday September 27 1926 reflects on 2 Samuel 22 7. It cites a believer calling on the Lord in distress and receiving help from God's temple as a message of divine deliverance.
Kipling attacked US war stance sparks lively editorials
The essay criticizes Rudyard Kipling for anti US sentiments and favoritism toward England. It argues his poem is more rhymed opinion than truth and defends American wartime resolve, noting his biased view contrasts with the broader public here.
Iowa's Diverse Scenic Spots Highlight State Parks and Resorts
The article praises Iowa's beauty and travel appeal with state and city parks, ice caves and lakeside resorts. It mentions numerous river towns developing fine beaches and suggests readers explore the state's varied recreational venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
U. S
Interesting Iowa places and people for summer
The note highlights Iowa features from Amana colonies and various settlements to Waterloo fairs and the Big Cattle Congress. It mentions Orphans Home of Davenport and the Orange Two Consolidated school in northern Iowa, stressing farm life and the need for trained Iowa farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregor
Waterloo
Iowa
Davenport
Orange Two Consolidated
Farm Bureau
Brighton Notes Include Anniversaries and Local Movements
Brighton September 24 report from Mrs Beatrice Tracy recalls fall restart after summer. Masons traveled in two carloads to Fairfield for lodge with HI Mhelmick and others. News of Briggs family safety after Florida storm arrives. several local visitors and hospital updates follow. Mrs Macey recovering from arm surgery in Des Moines area with hopeful home return soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
A.Q. P
ER. O
Beatrice Tracy
Fairfield
Lodge
HI. W. Helmick
John Jones
Charlie Townsley
James Frain
del Kyle
A. R. Gowey
RR. W. Hinson
L. BF. White
Sade Savace
Mildred Briges
Briggs
Florida
Little River
Margaret Macey
Des Moines
Washington Hospital
Colfax Hospital
Lafe LaMotte
Aberdeen
S. Dak
Myrtle Anderson
E. H. Faris
Mabel Davis
Mediapolis
I. H. Frazier
Kansas
George Duke
Norton
Marble
P. M. Meade
Oskaloosa
Los Angeles
Oklahoma City
Corey
Claude Mayo
Richland
Verna Wortman
Cedar Rapids
Ezra Seeley
Rainy Harvest Work in Havre After Flood News
Havre reports persistent rain as farmers push to finish threshing and other chores before October. A carload of hogs was shipped by Farmers Co op, a Putman sale drew a large crowd, and Pleas ant Hill Ladies Aid netted over forty dollars. Albert Zieglowsky bought a Chevrolet touring car, Mrs Westen and Mrs McBride recovered from flu, and Francis Swift visited his ailing father before returning to Chicago. Zieglowsky also bought a secondhand Ford for school runs and weather travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Wavre
Farmers Co On
Pleasant Hill
Washington
Francis Swift
Chicago
John Swift
Freq Zieglowsky
Brief Case Suspects an Injustice to the Innocent
The Ohio State Journal notes that courts strive for safety and avoid briefcase carriers, suggesting such individuals are likely lawyers or efficiency experts. The remark humorously flags bias against professionals in legal or administrative roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Journal
Count of World War memorials tops eight thousand
The record notes more than 8,000 memorials raised across the United Kingdom and on distant battlefields to honor those who fell in the World War. The figure reflects widespread local effort and national remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudyard
United Kingdom
By the Way column humor and verse from Ally Oop era pages
A spoof column mixes jokes, verse, and playful banter about readers and fictional characters. It parodies social chatter with references to Amator, Katinka and Harney, and a buildup of quips about theater and manners. The piece nods to pop culture and light drama, concluding with Ally Oop and a punny punchline.
Remark Whispers on Coleridge and Talleyrand Echo
The speaker cites Carile on Coleridge as a superb talker if left unmapped by premises. The quote mirrors Talleyrand about language masking thoughts, suggesting a link between rhetoric and hidden intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carile
Coleridge
Talleyrand
Return to the Village of My Lost Love
A speaker recalls leaving a girl in a perfumed September dusk and returns to a sleepy southern village after two years of struggle for fame. He vows to confront the past, warning that the girl may reject him for another, with bitter resolve.
Monumental Structure Amid Turquoise Sky Inspires Awe
Stern outline against a prlowing turquoise sky presents a holy relief that disdains passers by. Its immensity holds a world of thought and toil. A product of a strong man's arms, a triumph of a draftsman's tool, its interiors reveal majesty and accomplishment.
Daily lessons in English word usage and study note
Vocabulary guide fields common mistakes and word study. Today's word is inquisitive meaning given to asking questions or curious. The phrase Every normal child is inquisitive appears, noting correct spelling and usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amator
Toro
Shakespeare
Barber Shop Song Parody and Political Slogans Include Boss References
Fragment from a humor piece blends a lyric about a barber shop with political jab about ballots. It references a Boss and a Soloist label and notes luck turning to sorrow. The tone mixes satire and social commentary from the era.
Laugh It Off Poem Fragment on Lost Hope and Rebuffs
A fragment of a verse describes failure and disappointment as hope fades and a cherished meeting ends in rejection. The speaker urges to “laugh it off” as adversity and misfortune prevail and the expected warmth turns cold.
Amator P. 8.41 Notes From The Public Scribe
fragmentary message mentioning thanks and poetry avoidance and a hope to see readers at an event or location, with suggestive date style and casual tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amator
Dance and Destiny Theme Noted in Social Decline
Fragmented text notes a societal focus on destiny and self revelation through dance, with emphasis on women and expressive movement as a window into character and fate. The fragment hints at a cultural judgment on femininity and performance within social spaces.
Certainly Not Grandma Y Warns of Young Women Defying Rules
A quoted speaker scolds young women for abandoning restrictions while urging compliance and warning against going out without proper decorum. The remark emphasizes social expectations and control over behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Y
Trhel Con Lier
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the Evening Journal
Washington County
Publishers News Editor
East Main Street
Mutual
Associated Press
Wshington
Gentle “Rudyard
Rudyard Kipling
United States
England
Vines
Sean
Rhua Helmick
Abe Martin
Dempsey
Niles Turner
Fred Burger
Berry
Great Lakes
Jay
Eden
Katinka
Harney Google
Picardy
Indiana
Villian
Barney
Apeech
Evah-Dine
Finis
Lea Muskeater
Katie
Cleopatra
Heine
Woolworth Tower
Broadway
Jack Dempsey
Mra. Q
Mile
Nalda
Paderewsus
Marie
Minny
Izzy
Pocketbook
Elia
Ally Oop
Capitol
Dot Boone
Sciolist
Guide
Destiny
Wrigley
Wrigley’s
wRiGt
Bundesen
Quaker Oats Company
Spagheri
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