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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1910

Page

2

Real estate sale reshapes Journal block with new owners

S. B. Dewey and Perry Dewey bought the Journal building from Harvey and Warfel. Harvey and Warfel will develop a new building just east of the Journal office to align with the buyer’s plan. The sale leaves Roberts the real estate man observing the change as the market tightens.

Roberts Journal S. B. Dewey Perry Dewey Harvey & Warfel S. B Washington

Local visit updates from Perry Hays and Weidenback families

Perry Hays returned home from Moline for an overnight visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hays. Paul Weidenback of Kansas City, staying with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Weidenback, departed for home this morning. Dear Matthews, slated to speak at the Baptist Men's Banquet Monday, reports a Cleveland appointment Sunday but will arrive Monday for the engagement, with emphasis on practical editing work for The World Today and public opinion reform.

Perry Hays Moline J. P. Hays Paul Weidenback Kansas City M. Weidenback Wes Matthews Baptisthhirch Cleveland

Hall's Catarrh Cure Offers $100 Reward

Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Cure claims a complete cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. It is taken internally acting on blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease’s foundation and build up the patient. Proprietors offer $100 for any case not cured and invite testimonials.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo Liall

The Best Medicine

A short aphorism asserts that work is a better remedy for human ills than idleness, suggesting labor as a remedy for moral or social ills.

Piles Cured by Paz ointment claim

The ad claims Paz Ointment cures itching bleeding or protruding piles in six to fourteen days with a money back guarantee and refund option. The guarantee promises a refund if the condition is not cured.

Ruster’s Morning Wake-Up Call At Farm

A farmer quotes Uncle Ezra describing the ruster as waking workers early to signal it is time to rise and feed the livestock. The remark uses dialect to illustrate rural routine and discipline on the farm.

Ezra

Frey’s photographs praised by top judges for quality

The ad asks why Frey’s photos are valued by leading judges and invites readers to visit to see the proof. It promises simple answer: superior quality.

Frey

Character Above Money Le Conte Motto Remains

The article emphasizes that character matters more than wealth, quoting Le Conte on virtue over riches and calling for integrity in public life and personal conduct.

Happenings in Wellman and Surroundings

Local items from Wellman and nearby communities report mail route changes and job moves, property sales, new births, illnesses, and visits. Notable notes include Ora Matthess’s Des Moines marriage, a hospital neighbor opening, and library district meeting plans for May 4 in Yiskaloosa.

Crawfordsville Suppers from Washington Trip and Church Pulpit Swap

In Crawfordsville on April 16, several residents headed to Washington for a teachers meeting. Others, including Kate and Mildred Williams and Myrtle Carter, joined the trip, while Mrs. M D Yard returned home after a visit. J B McCoy retrieved his car from a repair shop in Washington. Reverend Sawyer will swap pulpits with Reverend Beyer of Brighton. YOUNG men of the Chifeton

Enos Miller Idaker and Romine Eph Dawson Alva Strickler Kalona Bunker Hill Hr. H. Willson Miss Shafnit Brighton Pleasant Mound H. H. Willson Rawfordsville Ina Murphy Alice ‘Willams Jeannette Wooley Washington Kate Mildred’ Williams Myrtle Carter Henrylough Frank Strain Av” E B.rault Thomas Smylie C. J. Sherry M.D. Yard RA Davidson

Uncle Walt the Poet Falosopher

A reflective verse by Walt Mason on time and aging, noting how a single week changes lives, brings sorrow and joy, and still inspires hope as time moves through our days. The piece contemplates labor, faith, and the value of effort in striving toward good.

Bungalows and Summer Cottages Craze Reaches New York

New York showers praise on bungalow life as affordable, practical year round homes. Tent cities bloom near Rockaway Staten Island Pelle Park and along the Hudson with simple, durable construction and easy maintenance appealing to families seeking fresh air and proximity to city activities.

Rockaway Staten Island Pelle Park Iudson J. Marrinan

Death of Lee Grayson Aged 13 From Diphtheria

Lee Grayson thirteen year old son of Mr and Mrs Ed Grayson died at 1 45 p m today at his East Third street home from diphtheria after a quarantine and sore throat. He was born December 6 in this city and attended Wallace school. He helped at the Journal office and was well known locally. The community extends condolences to his parents and siblings El Hitt and Maud as funeral plans are not yet announced.

Lee Grayson Ed Grayson East Third Street Lee Wallace School Journal el- Hitt Maud Grayson Frank

Sage and Sulphur hair remedy decade old lore

Surfaces of old time remedies persist as readers favor grandmother like cures. The article cites Wyeths Sage and Sulphur as modern substitute for sage tea to darken and restore hair color. Sold by druggists for 50 cents to 1 dollar a bottle, or mailed by Wyeth Chemical Co New York City.

Wyeth Wyeth Chemical Company Cortlandt St New York City McMhinney Drag Co

Paving Delays on South Iowa Avenue Struggle for Labor

Work on South Iowa Avenue proceeds slowly as only about fifteen workers are on site, far short of the thirty to forty needed. Foreman Shoe maker travels to Oskaloosa and Des Moines to recruit labor, hoping to organize a larger crew by week’s end. Two blocks have brick prep underway and rock and sand are being hauled, with no brick laying yet this spring.

Iowa Avenue Shoemaker Oskaloosa Des Moines

Church Schedule and Sermon by Rev Glendenning at Ainsworth

Sunday school 9 30 morning service 11 junior league 4 20 Epworth League evening service 7 30. Rev Glendenning of Ainsworth will preach both services. Note on exposure to cold and home remedy references Perry Davis Painkiller advised to warm water.

Glendenning Ainsworth Wei Perry Davis

Call of the Blood for Purification Promoted by Pills

An old patent medicine ad touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a cure for liver trouble and skin blemishes. It promises rich red blood, clear skin, rosy cheeks, and health, selling for 2 cents at J. B. Lemmon's Lemmon's Pharmacy.

Dr. King J. B. Lemmon’s Lemmon

Edwoere Entwistle Dies at 95 Fireman of Early Locomotive

Edwoere Entwistle, who died at 95, served as fireman on Stephenson's first locomotive the Rocket at age 16 and helped build the engine. He later emigrated to the United States and became an early steamboat engineer on the Hudson River.

Edwoere Entwistle Stephenson United States Hudson River

Saved From the Grave by Dr King’s New Discovery

Mrs. M. L. Dix of Clarksville Tennessee reports nearly four years of severe lung trouble eased by Dr King’s New Discovery. She cites relief from coughs colds hay fever grippe asthma bronchitis and related symptoms. Medicine priced 50 cents and 1.00 with trial bottles free from Lemmon’s.

M. L. Dix Clarksville Tenn Guaran J. BE. Lemmon Lemmon

Farmer's Wife Finds Relief With Cardui Home Treatment

A Durham, North Carolina farmer's wife writes that four months ago she could not stand, but now does most work after using Cardui. She praises its gentle vegetable formula and safety, urges others to try Cardui, and notes the Chattanooga Medicine Co. offers a Ladies Advisory Department and a 64 page home treatment book.

Durham N. C Tory Cardui N. B Chattanooga Medicine Co Chattanooga, Tonn

Also Mentioned on This Page

FOX & Dewey’s FOX & Dewey C. E. Goforth Nicola Harmon McElhinney Eeer AGALN Rand Perry Pewey the County News Wellman Snavely Labora Ralph Snave Jerry Bartholomew James Gardner St. Vernon J. W. Eye W. W. Sigler A. L. Bra Miss Pearl McClelland Alice Polton Aarge Hartman Iowa City Thomas Lakin Carter Kinross Amrine Ira Wells Glad Vonday H. J. Oldaker Marnego BE. J Mt. Pleasant W. £. Hole W. C. Lantz Visi Emmett Crawford Helen Kansas Ora Matthess Lewis Matthess Ora A. L. White Mattness Crawfordsville Walt Falosopher Styx Walt Mason George Matthew Adama New York Tent Siowa Mit Fodest McElhenney Richard Hudnut Long’s Pantatorium Caner Victor Edison Iowa Imiusic Geo. Peck South Pakota
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