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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1912
Page
5
Mrs. N. J. Burham of West Chester visited town yesterday before returning home. Mrs B. J. Caldwell of West Chester also shopped in the city. The Vienna offers coffee cakes German fruit loaves and a variety of fresh rolls for Saturday.
Steam pressing Mrs. J. M. Chittum of Richmond visited yesterday at the home of Mrs. G. H. Kiskamp in the city for social calls. Macaroons kisses and nut fingers at the Vienna.
Mr and Mrs J W Myers living west of the city are the parents of a baby boy born yesterday. The Vienna offers the largest assortment of fresh cookies in the city.
Stanton Iowa residents report nine members of a single family perished on the Titanic. Ernest Danbom his wife and infant child Mrs Andrew Anderson and her four children all lost. Mrs Anderson was Danbom's sister. The Danboms had honeymoon travels abroad and to Sweden. An infant grandchild is reported five months old.
Long Bros shop advertises lawn mower grinding services promising sharp blades and efficient maintenance for yard equipment. The brief note highlights affordable rates and quick turnaround for local customers.
Mrs. L. R. Wareham and her children Lewis and Helen returned to Davenport last evening after a week as guests at the Will Eichelberger home.
P I Baker of Waterloo Iowa reports a severe kidney trouble with intense back pains and irregular kidney action. After using Foley Kidney Pills the pains subsided and kidney function returned to normal. Lemmon's Pharmacy distributes the remedy.
Call up phone number 589 for the city bus line and place your orders. Frank Rogers will promptly attend to requests, glue street and number.
Governor Hadley and eight delegates at large endorse Roosevelt for the Republican nomination. A Roosevelt leader was chosen as national committeeman to succeed Nagle, with the convention adopting a straight endorsement by acclamation.
The article argues whole wheat contains more iron than white flour and preserves sulfur and chlorine for blood health while white flour lacks them. It notes white bread is low in fat and minerals, suggesting potatoes vegetables beans eggs and meat as mineral sources and condemning white bread as a cause of craving for variety.
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