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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1908

Page

5

Local news brief highlights from city today

W L Dusenberry left for Keota on business and Stella Wells rode the Branch this morning. Stephen Hayden and Dave Teuscher traveled home to Ainsworth and Keota respectively. Col D J Palmer spoke at the G A R encampment in Fairfield. Miss Mary McAtlin from Chicago visiting relatives. W R Beamer headed to Columbus Junction for Wilson-Proctor Real Estate. Mrs Cap Miller to visit Shanafelt home East Main. New York store interior on second floor repapered and repainted improving appearance.

Dave Teuscher Keota Col D. J. Palmer Fairfield Mary McAtlin Chicago W. R. Beamer Columbus Junction Wilson-Proctor Real Estate Co Cap Miller Sigourney Shanafelt Home East Main Street New York

Careaway club hosts spring reception at Anwy home

April 1 proceedings detail a Careaway club reception at the W. E. Anwy home with Mmes. W. E. Anderson D. N. Anwy J. H. Crooks and W. E. Anwy hosting. Guests enjoyed smilax pink and white carnations music and a three course luncheon. Local residents arrive from Burlington Washington Des Moines and Wyman on various visits.

Mmes W. E. Anderson D. N. Anwy J. H. Crooks W. EE. Anwy Careaway Club W. E. Anwy Carroll Burlington Armstrong Jennie Williams Washington S. A. Twinam Martha Hough Tim Riley J. H. McCleary W. P. Davidson Mr. Wittman Ethel Turkington Wyman D. H. Griffith

Bailey and locals visit Washington on April 1

The Rev and Mrs A B Bailey were Washington visitors yesterday. There will be no school Friday as teachers attend the Southeastern Iowa Teachers association meeting in Davenport. Mrs M P Watson and Effie Porter attended the Women's Presbyterial convention in Washington. H V Stickley visited between trains. Mrs H B Hamilton spent yesterday in Washington. The interment of the late Mrs W W Willey was held here today.

Iowa Shiloh Veterans Meeting and Banquet Planned

Iowa Shiloh veterans will meet Monday evening April 6 in J. W. Morton's office. All veterans and friends expected to attend. Banquet at 8 30 at Harvey and Warfel s. Attendees please notify by Monday morning April 6. W B Bell chairman.

Iowa Shiloh J. W. Morton Shiloh Harvey & Warfel’s

Claim Promptly Settled By Modern Woodmen Of America

Mrs Edward Nicholson expresses gratitude for the prompt and satisfactory settlement of her late husband’s claim with the Modern Woodmen of America, noting appreciation for the society’s benefits and swift action.

America Edw. Nicholson

Mrs J F Musch Visit With Relatives Near Mt Sterling

Mrs J F Musch and her children from north of the city left this morning for Mt Sterling Kentucky where they will visit relatives for a time.

J. F. Musch Mt. Sterling, L

Selma Lagerlof a Swedish literary star of note

A features piece profiles Selma Lagerlof, Sweden's leading writer described as poet philosopher and romanticist. It notes her breakthrough with Gesta Berling, influence of Baroness Aleissparre, Nobel candidacy, praise from critics and translators, and her advocacy of women’s suffrage plus personal simplicity and love of nature. It also includes a shorter discussion on the art and value of naps and rest.

Selma Lagerlof Nils Stockholm Gesta Berling Miss Lagerlof Sweden Kipling Selma Lagerief Grimm Andersen Velma Swanston Howard Fredrika Bremer University of Upsals Delecarlia

Fisherman’s fishwork basket for sailors brides gifts

A new practical keepsake for women about to sail, the fishwork basket features silver items decorated with sea motifs. Scissors have fish handles, bodkins mimic fish, rope like thread, and needles sit in a red silk lined boat shaped flannel. Prices start at $4.50.

Women in Advertising Art Boosts Brands Across Magazines

A shift in advertising shows women becoming the central figures in modern campaigns. The piece notes that images of real women, not idealized faces, now front major ads. A Kentucky brick company features five smiling young women in its industrial magazine spread with a call to Missourians to write for more portraits.

Blue Grass

Ingenious Matron’s Novel Parting Photo Gallery

A clever hostess with a charming guest chamber takes a parting photograph of each visitor before they depart. The photos are mounted framed and hung in the spare room, creating a growing and varied collection that amuses and intrigues later guests by displaying counterfeit presentments of past visitors.

Dainty Corset Cover Charms with Striped Dimity

A dainty corset cover, simple yet stylish, features striped sheer dimity faced at the neck armholes and belt with dotted swiss. Wide pink ribbon threads through, with featherstitching at joins, creating a charming fair to wear with breakfast jacket or matinee.

Dimity

Caring advice for outdoor exposure of a baby

Guidance for busy caregivers on keeping a baby warm and safe indoors when outdoor airing is limited. Opens with dressing the child warmly and selecting the sunniest room, then suggests maximizing sun through open shades and a wide window. Recommends indoor temperature around 50 degrees, foot insulation with a hot water bottle, eye protection, and precautions against wind.

Sleep Time Plan for Resident

A directive suggests placing a screen to shelter him and allow him to sleep from 9 to 3, claiming he will thrive and enjoy it. The recommendation emphasizes a calm routine to support his wellbeing and rest.

Buttermilk Said To Aid Digestion And Health

Owing to its acidity buttermilk is described as laxative and said to influence the liver. It is recommended for those unable to take freed cow's milk and has been noted as valuable in treating diabetes gastric ulcer and cancer of the stomach. Described as one of the most digestible wild products and urged as both food and beverage.

Character and generosity at the dinner table and Johnson's cakes

The piece argues that kindness and sympathy invite return favors, while self centered people give little. It notes that birth shows at meals and that true beauty lies beyond surface. A full line of cakes and cookies at Johnson's appears as a closing advertisement.

Johnson's

Local arrivals and departures mark city morning

John H. Pearson arrives from Ainsworth. Mrs Neiswanger and Blanche come from Crawfordsville. Miss Jennie Stevenson returns to Crawfordsville after a brief city visit. J H McCleary arrives from Crawfordsville for day on business. Lillian, Florence Crone and Alice Wilson depart for Burlington. Mrs Meek leaves for Burlington for week plus treatment. Mr and Mrs Wilde go to Peoria to visit son Walter. Mrs Munshower returns to Winfield. W O Ralston returns home to West Chester after city visit.

Vienna Neiswanger Blanche Crawfordsville Jennie Stevenson J. H. McCleary Lillian Florence Crone Alice Wilson Burlington Marcellus Meek

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the Evening Journal Orlle Elder, Pusisuer Iowa Eee Etoe Enones Wervar John Warnock J. A. McCutcheon D. M. Ewing W. A Sherd Wilson Thomas Simpson, Jr Mason Carnes Ratliff Com Howard L. McCleery Union Stock Yards Hil W. L. Dusenberry Stella Wells Stephen Hayden Ainsworth Garret Cook & Sherman the County News W. B. Bell Copenhagen Bowman Bros John H. Pearson Daniel Wilde Peoria Ill Walter W. O. Ralston West Chester Chas. D. Gorham
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