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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1911

Page

6

Elopement Comedy Tangles Bride and Chauffeur in City

In a tangled tale of mistaken licenses Edgar Clark Stewart and Cynthia Geddes wed as planned while a second couple Willis Rathbone and Cynthia Geddes marry separately after a mix up with a wedding license. The bride’s elopement plan leads to a chaotic chase and a split ceremony amid wealth and social standing.

Cynthia B. Gedden Edgar Clark Btowart Cynthia B. Geddes Mlco Mise Geddes Esther Geddes Osage Calauffeur Denythy Willis D. Rathbone Cynthia Geddes Geddes Miss Geddes Junior

Doctors Against Scientists in New York Legal Showdown

In New York, April 24, doctors and scientists clash as Winthro Phoron Winslow faces a magistrate for allegedly violating state law by fracturing tradies without license. Will Vernon Cole is also under arrest as trials unfold to test Christian Science exemption claims.

New York Cyomee Christhia Gelenee Winthro Phoron Winslow Eddy Ealt Howse Medien Christian Science Ineiata Sperial Eeseione

Catarrh Cure Promises Cure All Stateswide

A magazine style notice proclaims Hall’s Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh, claiming internal action on blood and mucous surfaces to cure the constitutional disease. It offers a $1000 reward for any case not cured and directs readers to send for testimonials while noting the product sold by druggists and recommending Hall’s pills for constipation.

F. J. Cheney &O Toledo Shailenberger

Riding the Buzzard A Free Ride Curious Bird Drama

A New York Tribune note explains how small bee birds ride on buzzards to gain a free lift. The tiny birds cling with their beak and feet as the buzzard glides, seemingly for amusement rather than necessity, a common Carolina scene observed in certain sessions of the year.

Carolinas Grim Fife

Indian Death Customs Among Hopi and Navajo

The Hopi bury deceased in a sitting posture facing the Grand Canyon with a pole and string to guide the soul to its eternal home after four days. Navajo mourning includes avoiding hogans with a death site and placing openings on the north side to prevent haunting, with hogans facing east.

Grand Canyon Dillon Wallace

Early Domesticated Dogs Seeps Through Ancient Cultures

The article notes possible dog domestication traces on Bueyprian monuments dating to 3500 B C, shows dogs praised in antiquity, and mentions mythic and historic figures such as Ulysses’s Argus, Alcibiades’ mutilated tail, Myron’s marble dog, and Alexander the Great’s lion-tackling veteran.

Flavres Komoenhnat Ulysse U Argus Plutarch Alcibades Myron Atomans Pell Alexander the Great

Long‑lived geese reported in Britain and Scotland

A London Field note recalls a venerable goose in Westmorland living for decades and fond of beer and gin. Another account from Stirlingshire tells of a goose that survived in one place for over eighty years before a fatal accident.

Stirlingshire Scotland London Field

Skating on a Tennis Court

A practical guide suggests digging a rink beside a tennis court by 6 to 12 inches, extending 25 feet beyond the lines to create an 11 000 square foot space. Flooding is achieved via house faucets after saturating soil and freezing.

Deafness Tendency in Blue Eyed White Cats

The note states most blue eyed white cats are deaf while all white cats are not. It notes no known cause for this tendency and that yellow or green eyed white cats are not deaf except by accident. St. Nicholas.

St. Nicholas

Duty and the call to hear her voice

A concise quotation from Prancis Peabody about duty as a near and clear duty, inviting those with the will to listen to enter and be a ready guest.

Prancis Peabody

Streetcar Hits Cartridge Wounds Man in Buffalo

A Buffalo street car on Seneca street ran over and exploded a cartridge, wounding Arthur B. Dover who stood a block away. A policeman found a 2 caliber cartridge shell wedged in the tracks, likely placed by mischievous boys.

Buffalo N. Y Seneca Street Arthur B. Dover Mischevious Boya

Train Plunges 250 Feet in Cape Town Gorge

A passenger train on the Konjera line wrecked after Plasunkrantz bridge collapsed twelve miles from Grahamstown. The crash sent coaches into a rocky gorge about 250 feet deep. thirty passengers are believed killed though casualty details are not yet available.

Cape Town South Africa Konjera Plasunkrantz Grahamstown

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