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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1910

Page

8

Taft Bills to Face Congress as Pork Veto Looms

Washington reports a strengthened push to pass administration measures in Congress. The Taft program, including the rivers and harbors pork bill, gains urgency amid midterm fears and potential veto. Barrett’s Bureau of American Republics dedication draws officials, diplomats, and notable figures.

Bureau of American Republics Washington Congress Massachusetts New York Taft Senate Phus Aldrich Cannon Barrett Army and Navy Knox Senator Root Andrew Carnegie Cardinal Gibbons Supreme Court Diplomatic Corps Western Hemisphere Blaine Hay Root John Barrett

Miss Helen Kobisk Hats Washington Millinery Pioneer

Miss Helen Kobisk runs an up to date millinery shop at 115 Washington Street. She opened about a year ago and has gained a large local trade through stylish offerings, constant market visits, and low prices passed to patrons. Ten expert trimmers assist her. she is described as an experienced milliner and artist with bright prospects for the future.

Hose Helen Kobisk Washington Street Square Washington Miss Kobisk Swift Specific CO Atlanta, GA

Two Sabbath Incidents in Matthew Sermon Points

Rev Dr Linscott’s study guide questions the Sabbath under Jesus in Matthew 12 1 14. It contrasts Pharisee strictness with mercy and asks how modern clergy would receive Jesus, plus how Sabbath duties relate to acts of kindness and needs, citing Deuteronomy Exodus and Samuels references.

Jesus

Bristol burglar given seven year term after raid

A Bristol burglar attempted a night entry into Miss Sarah Williams's bedroom. She awoke and with two companions restrained the intruder, who cried for mercy as he was thrashed by the three women. He received a seven year prison sentence.

Bristol Eng Sarah Williams

Little Sunlight In Ireland

In Ireland a shortage of sun and heat forces peaches grapes and tomatoes to be grown and ripened under glass. Prices are consequently almost prohibitory.

Ireland

Division of World's Money Share Amount

The claim states if all global wealth were evenly split among civilized people each person would receive 230 dollars. It presents a simple average share without detailing the total money or number of people involved.

Fortnightly Club Event Remembered Date

A brief notice promotes a Fortnightly club gathering on May 12 with admission set at twenty five cents. The item urges readers to remember the date for attendance.

Death of Infant Daughter of Mr and Mrs Homer Brown

The four days old daughter of Mr and Mrs Homer Brown died at six o clock this morning at the parents home on 8 Sthave. The funeral was held this afternoon at 3 o'clock with interment in Lin Grove cemetery. The parents receive the sincere sympathy of many friends in their bereavement.

Homer Brown Lin Grove

Queer Attribute of Salmon

About 20 percent of salmon spawn before reaching their river, and those that return after spawning are coarse and white inside. These are known as bull trout, not a separate species.

Plea for Toleration. Praise Loudly Blame Softly

A brief plea for toleration in a public sphere marked by strong praise for unity and softer blame of division. The item frames religious or social harmony as essential, urging restraint and mutual respect among communities.

Catherine Il

Root Juice touted as lasting cure, praised by Fort Wayne user

A Rural Route 9 resident, B C Moore, testifies three years ago his wife suffered stomach and kidney pains. After taking Root Juice she gained strength, slept well, and could digest meals, with ongoing stomach health. The ad-like piece claims abundant evidence and rapid sale at J E Lemmon.

B.C. Moore Fort Wayne J. E. Lemmon

Women Foreign Missionary Society Convention Highlights

The Wellman and Lexington congregations hosted the W F M S convention with strong attendance and support. Miss Bartlett from Foo Chow China spoke on revival in China, and seven King's Heralds were graduated. The event concluded with plans to hold next year’s convention at Oxford KE church.

Wellman Lexington Oxford Miss Pearson Des Moines Siberts Iron Mexico Miss Bartlett China Foo-Chow Southwell Boys King’s Heralds Sev

Decorating a Home lecture by Mrs Hessler at Central Church

Mrs J C Hessler lectured on Decorating a Home at the Central Church of Christ for the Junior Art League. She discussed floor and wall coverings draperies furniture wood staining and color harmony with samples including Morris designs. Her talk emphasized comfort economy and tasteful decoration and drew wide interest. She will repeat the lecture at the Academy chapel Thursday at 3 pm.

Central Church of Christ Junior Art League J. C. Hessler Decatur Daily Herald Hessler Academy Chapel

Laxative BromO Quinine Tablets Sold with Refund Policy

An advertisement offers LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine tablets with a money back refund if they fail to cure. Each box bears E. W. Grove's signature and is priced at 25 cents.

E. W. Grove

Administrators Sale of Carrison A Ball Estate Assets

The administrator sells all real estate of the late Carrison A Ball including a 160 acre farm eight miles north of Washington plus 80 acres two miles west, 1014 acres in South Washington, eight improved lots with two dwellings on S Town Avenue, five lots on S Marion Avenue, a house and lot in Southwest Washington, and two lots on S Second Avenue.

Carrison A. Ball Washington City S. Town Avenue S. Marion Avenue S. Second Avenue A Anderson

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