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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1907
Page
3
The library will be closed for the Chautauqua period except on Saturdays, limiting access to library services during the event.
An old advertisement warns that without Foley’s Kidney Cure, kidney and bladder issues will worsen and urges purchase from druggists, claiming it cures all forms of kidney and bladder diseases. It uses strong certainty about outcomes and legal-sounding assurances.
The Washington Iowa Commercial Club endorses New Orleans plan to celebrate Panama Canal completion with a World's Panama exposition in 1915. A $7.5 million initial funding drive is planned, with a 25 member committee to organize and later form a stock company. The project honors Roosevelt and aims to capitalize new trade opportunities expected when the canal opens.
The annual State Highway Commission and Good Roads convention will not be held in Ames this year. Council Bluffs offered strong incentives including county cooperation and the proceeds of a street carnival for good roads, and the meeting moves to the first week of September in Council Bluffs.
S Jemison of Spring Grove York County Pa testifies to five years of use with his family and others in the county, praising Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best cure of its kind. The medicine is sold by Cook Sherman.
The U S Civil Service Commission announces competitive exams for numerous positions including engineers clerks physicians teachers nurses and various inspectors and feeders. Applications require a postal card request to Washington D C for blanks and full information.
The State University of Iowa has elected Dr. J. A. T. Williams of St. Louis to head the new school of education, succeeding Dr. Hugh S. Buffum who will join Cornell College next year to replace Prof. George H. Betts. Williams, a Columbia PhD holder, has studied at Washington University and the St. Louis high school.
Cassie and Clara O Brink of Mason City were found exhausted near Clarion after traveling from Fort Dodge. They lacked money and planned to walk home. Clarion police arranged return fares, and the sisters aged under twenty arrived in Mason City Sunday morning. No reason given for their trip or stranding. Hay fever remedy Foley s Honey and Tar advertised with claims of immediate relief and healing of air passages.
H M Taft announces the reappointment of F C Kennedy as coach of Spokane High School football and athletic teams. Kennedy, returning from Atlantic Iowa in September, previously built a strong football program and led the track side to strong meet results.
A historical note describes Lydia E. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts as discovering and promoting a roots and herbs remedy for women's ailments stronger and more effective than traditional drugs in old-time medicine.
Samuel Dodson, conductor on the St. Louis and San Francisco line at Clinton Missouri, rigged a revolver to fire when the train box lid was raised to deter a thief. Fifteen minutes later he triggered the device by mistake, and a grazing bullet struck his leg.
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. Claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and offers a $100 reward for any case not cured. Includes price, testimonials note, and mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The forecast notes showers tonight and Thursday for Iowa. Special to The Evening Journal from Washington, D. C. on August 14.
The column lists daily fare at Vien na and a sale by S. Lemmon for silver polish that does not scratch, plus church notices about a canceled prayer meeting at the Presbyterian church on August 14 due to Chautauqua. Eva Butler aids at Crail dry goods after working at Clifford Thorne law office, Milwaukee railroad track repair near Grace Hill causes heavy delays with sand and gravel hauled to fix a big hole. An offer advertises Dr. Shoop Restore for stomach heart kidney ailments with a free sample and book, mailed from Racine Wisconsin, sold locally by J. H. Stew.
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