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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1911
Page
2
To the People of Washington We call attention to Meritol Pile Remedy as a genuine prescription product. Manufacturers claim its separation and double treatment make it superior to ordinary cures. St Lemmon's Pharmacy and American Drug & Press association endorse the warranty as shown in the package.
Indians increasingly adopt European clothing, the Madras Weekly Mail laments. It urges preserving native garb and saving money for more worthy use than cheap imitations of European cloth.
In Kopist near Iruex January miner Urzek saved a boy from drowning at the cost of a severe cold and long illness. He asked authorities for aid but after weeks received a fine of one crown for an unstamped petition, the Prague correspondent notes.
In fighting disease germs white corpuscles attack, but germs multiply and weaken the body causing pimples boils eczema and poor appetite. Electric Bitters regulate stomach liver and kidneys and expel poisons from the blood. C. T. Budahn of Tracy Calif calls them the best blood purifier. They build health and strength. Available at Lemmon's Pharmacy.
J A Walker and son in law Carl Herring leave for a trip through South Dakota. Miss Hazel Schulty and Mrs Don Brindley attended Chautauqua. West Chester beat Lexington 24 12 in a local ball game. Ott Petterson’s house moved and new one planned. Babe Turnipseed hauling rock for a well. Miss Alice Eyestone preparing to return to Mt Vernon.
Wellman and Crawfordsville brief items show visits to Iowa City Kinross and Washington Chautauqua attendance, teaching appointments, property rentals, and upcoming church conference. Names include Mrs Albert Longwell Mrs Whitmore Rev J A Boatman Miss Maria Jones Chautauqua attendees and local families. Events span August visits travels and community happenings in small-town Iowa.
A humorous asset column mocks White Leghorn dogs and freckled hens while poking at thrift, then shifts to a series of local notices. The piece notes travel to Washington for Chautauqua, visits from residents, a Sunday sermon titled Love the Greatest Thing, and ongoing community happenings amid farming chores and school updates.
The Chicago market report shows cattle and sheep prospects steady with receipts and official figures for yesterday and today. Estimates indicate steady to slightly lower trading across bulk, light, and mixed packer categories, while western and cattle segments reflect moderate demand and varied prices.
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