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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1912

Page

5

Free Lecture and Local Notices from Cedar County News

A compilation of community items lists a free lecture by Judge Buskirk at a Christian Science church, plus visits and business from residents like WM Keeley, J M Stewart, Justi Henry Eckland, and D L Baird. It notes sales pitches for eggs and incubator prices, a Maxwell touring car for sale, and various travel plans to Des Moines, Tarkio, Loveland, and Seattle with church missions and appointments mentioned.

Judge Buskirk Christian Science Church

Mole and Chipmunk tale ends with a close sunlit scare

The story of Mr Mole and Mr Chipmunk shows a morning adventure gone wrong when Mole exits his underground home to seek caterpillars and narrowly avoids Mrs Puss. Interwoven are local notices about visitors, travel, and small town happenings including church and home events.

Virgil Irwin Perry Mrs. Irwin Mrs. W. Cherryholmes John Miller James Miller Chicago New York Daddy Mr. Mole Mr. Chipmunk Chipmunk J. H. Minner Extra Town G. T. Auld J. A. Ferguson West Chester R. C. Ferguson

Sassafras Tea Reverie From Walt Mason

The speaker praises Granny for brewing sassafras tea in twenty five gallons despite scientists calling it a sham. He embraces the grandma’s wisdom and treats the tea as a cure all while acknowledging age, memory, and lived kindness. The piece blends humor and affection toward an old family figure.

Granny

Steamer Texas Strikes Mine at Smyrna Harbor

The steamer Texas, an American company vessel, hit a mine entering the Gulf of Smyrna and sank after deviating from its course. Initial reports tallied 140 drowned, later revised to 90 saved. 64 bodies recovered near the scene. Rescue vessels reached Halifax with survivors and the voyage carried American ownership majority flags.

Disaster tolls as steamer arrives at navy yard

The steamer reached the navy yard at 9 30 as bells tolled and flags flew at half mast. Authorities confirmed 64 bodies were recovered from the scene, with 116 buried and 181 total bodies accounted for at the disaster site.

Digestive Powers of Insects

Insects digest their food before eating, feeding only on liquids. They inject digestive fluid into prey to dissolve it, then suck up the liquid leaving only the dry skin behind.

Opera House pricing explained by manager Brinton

W F Brinton of the Graham opera house publishes a detailed price schedule to counter rumors of overcharging. The rates differ by use such as afternoon, lectures, public addresses, Sunday sermons, rehearsals, and outside attractions, with a base charge of 35 dollars for patrons using the house for events when no other venue suffices.

W. F. Brinton Graham Opera House Opera House Brinton

Young Swedish Immigrant Titanic Survivor Recounts Night

A 14 year old Swedish lad traveling to join his father in South Dakota survived the Titanic disaster. He described steerage panic and an officer firing a revolver to restore order before boarding a lifeboat as women rowed and cries faded after the ship sank. News reached his mother in Sweden by cable.

Humboldt Sweden South Dakota New York

George H. Paul Western Land holds annual stockholders meeting

The Geo H Paul Western Land company held its annual stockholders meeting in the president's offices at 2 pm Monday. President Paul reported substantial progress in tract development and significant sales, noting irrigation wells and demonstration fields. Directors chosen for the year are Geo H Paul Frank L Wilson Leigh H Wallace and K G Gardner Jil Brookhart.

Geo. H. Paul Western Land Company Geo. H. Paul Paul Geo. H. Paul Frank L. Wilson Leigh H. Wallace K. G. Gardner Jil. Brookhart

Meritol Tonic Digestive Health Claim Message

An advertisement touts Meritol Tonic Digestive as a tonic that acts on the stomach to strengthen digestion, create a healthy appetite, and produce rich red blood. It promises new life and strength to the entire body.

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WM. Keeley W. Livingston Des Moines Mutual Fire and Tornado Insurance Geo W. M. Sutherland Ned Myrtle Glashine Jessie May Mt. Pleasant H. J. Scott J. M. Stewart Ainsworth Iowa Justi Henry Eckland Moline Maxwell T. C. Kyle A. Romoser Oskaloosa Keota Emma Page Hartman Ice Cr Eom Factory Walnut Ray Latchem Dr. Stryker D. L. Baird St. Paul Texas J. W. Crawford James H. Baird Hartman's W. F. Graham and Son Eugene D. 1. Coon The Baptist Church Baptist Churches Eastman Kodak Company Kodak Pictures Cole Isaac L. Marr Lydia M. Lewis J. H. Huston Crawfordsville City James Daniels Frank Eagle Omaha Nebr Mrs Louis Eagle South Iowa Avenue J. E. Lemmon Anna. Miller Perlee Georges MacDaniels Chas. Benz Ira Macey Fairfield Ness Williams Miss Hazel M. D. Work Busi R. M. Pray Ottumwa Story John Shrader Andrew Wash Ington Alice Yard I. J. Davidson Clare Nicholson Havre John Putnam George Young H. M. Wright Monmouth, IL W. E. Chilcote Monmouth A. Anderson Jesse Philips West Liberty Methodist Women's Foreign Missionary Society J. B. Eckerman Louis Baird Wagner Lytle Bros Price Big City Todd Stuart J. A. Harwood & Son Sassafras Tea By Walt Mason UTS Halifax Evening Journal Pany the En Gulf of Smyrna Constantinople Aster Ening Mackay Bennett W. FF. Brinton the Opera House J. H. Stewart Stewart Poinsettia Club Sherm Welch Moore & Miranda Madras Hughes & G Benefees Appairs Washington Nat's Bank
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