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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1911
Page
6
A condensed European wine price note maps trends across markets. It cites varying costs for vintages and regional impact on trade, noting consumer affordability shifts and potential export dynamics within the continent.
London reports a new museum initiative with Lord Francis Laking appointed keeper at Windsor Castle. The piece notes rising wine prices due to European turmoil, plans for a royal betrothal linked to Princess Victoria Louise, and a surge in horse drawn processions for the coronation. It also mentions unions opposing private building contracts and Kaiser Wilhelm II expanding a fleet of luxury cars with multiple chauffeurs.
The article surveys hats trimmed with towered wool crochet and new Warmer skirts with trained underdresses, echoing riding habits to avoid bulk. It also reports London reforms targeting female drunkenness, a reformatory at Mramfield, and early treatment outcomes. Conductor Wilford Adame shares recovery from rheumatism with Foley’s Kidney Remedy. Cough remedies from Chamberlain’s are praised for children.
Glenn Guernsey reports on rumored Gould romances as the family ties and marriages unfold. President Taft plans a two day New York visit including the Blind Workers Exhibit and AP banquet while liberal religious conference debates church creeds and Union Seminary ideas. The Hoe library sale begins May with bids expected to reach two million dollars.
Winfield residents recount visits in Washington and trips to Hot Springs for medical treatment. The column mentions Carl Sledges in a clothing shop, Alex Miller of the Thonocrat, Charley Needham debating calls to attend a coronation event, and Frank Kurtz seeking ponies for a delivery wagon. Also tips on digestion and a Chamberlain's product sold by Lemmon's Pharmacy conclude the column.
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