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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1910
Page
3
An ad touts liver trouble signs and claims Dr King's New Life Pills purify blood and improve complexion. It urges readers to buy at Lemmon's Pharmacy for 25 cents. Also notes Frey photographs praised by judges and invites customers to view why.
A father recalls a tale of a calf bought for four dollars by a boy who dreams big. The boy imagines buying a steamboat and a trip to London, then candy for his sweetheart, later marrying and raising two children named Jack and Evelyn as the calf grows from playful to quiet in later years.
The article reviews Senator Root's stance on the railroad bill and amendments from insurgents. It notes his preference for railroad rate setting under oversight, discusses Canada and wood pulp tariff issues, and cites tensions over conservation policy and graft inquiries. It also touches on Wil son's potential gubernatorial bid and a British-tinged anecdote about William Burns.
A young Dr Edward Everett Hale played a prank on girls summering on the Massachusetts coast. He took their unfinished novel on a train wrote a bogus ending, swapped it in, and placed the book where a girl would discover the altered ending. The episode ended with surprised reactions as the plot twist surfaced.
The text expounds Jesus guiding twelve apostles, sending them two by two to preach the kingdom and heal the sick, and stresses reliance on God the Father for mission power. It links to Isaiah, Mark, Luke, and Paul, urging faithful yielding, prayer, and fearless labor for souls.
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