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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1911

Page

8

Hay Fever Fans Convene in New Hampshire Convention

Sneeze enthusiasts from across the United States and Canada gather in Bethlehem New Hampshire for the United States Hay Fever association annual convention. Noted victims and doctors share experiences while delegates compare remedies and diets to beat allergy symptoms.

Bethlehem N. H United States Canada United States Hay Fever Association Nadie Green Mountain Ilenry Ward Beecher Clayton Delamater West Bridgewater Mass Percy F. Jerome New York

Lydia E Pinkham Vege table Compound Cures Daughters

A Maryland mother reports her fifteen year old daughter Alice was pale weak and sick before taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After three bottles she recovered. The letter praises the medicine for female troubles and urges other young girls to seek relief.

Itimore Alice Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia I. Pinkham L. A. Coreran Rutland Street Baltimore Lydia Lydia F. Pinkham

Students Prepare for Next Year at Various Colleges

Washington residents plan to attend numerous colleges this fall. Named students include Ben Wallace at Amherst, Max Miller at Chicago, John Shields at Illinois, Chester Patterson at Miami, Edgar Martin and Joe Walton at Iowa State, Lydia Richer and Nellie Combs at Downer, Alma Miller at Presbyterian nursing school, Mabel Buckley at Iowa, Lola Wells Hughes and Carol Forgey at Cedar Falls, Grace Ingham and Ruth Kaupp at Oberlin, Mabel Brinton at Drake, Helen Work returning to Oberlin, Helen Young and Dorothy Hall at Downe r, Arnot Wylie and others. Additional destinations include Geneva College, Monmouth College, Parsons College, and Harvard University.

Washington Ben Wallace Amherst College Amherst Mass Max Miller University of Chicago John Shields University of Ilinois Champaign Chester Patterson Miami University Oxford Ohio Edgar Martin Joe Walton Iowa State College Ames Lydia Richer Nellie Combs Downer College Milwaukee Wisconsin Alma Miller Presbyterian Hospital Chicago Mabel Buckley State University of Iowa Iowa City Lola Wells Hughes State Teachers’ College Cedar Falls Carol Forgey Grace Ingham Ruth Kaupp Oberlin College Oberlin Mabel Brinton Drake University Des Moines Helen Work Great Falls Mont Helen Young Winfield Dorothy Hall Colfax Geneva College Beaver Falls Arnot Wylie Elizabeth Irwin Merle Samson Earl Moore Leta McConnaughsy Monmouth College Monmouth Harvey Matthews John Acheson Ralph Bunce John Simpson Lolia Paul Parsons College Fairfield Ralph Case Hill McCleary Harvard University Cambridge Frank Bergquist

Senate Sees Arizona New Mexico Statehood Shift

Analysis notes Taft approved statehood for Arizona and New Mexico and the four new senators expected in January 1912 could tilt the Senate. Republicans hold a hybrid majority currently with two vacancies. if New Mexico picks two Republicans and Arizona elects Democrats, the balance could shift toward Democrats in the 1912 election.

New Mexico Arizona Taft United States Senate Hughes Colorado Frye Maine Washington Andrew Andrews United States Senate Congress Oklahoma Bryan

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted by F J Cheney Co

A historical advertisement asserts catarrh is a constitutional illness best treated with internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is described as a blood purifying tonic taken internally, claiming to affect blood and mucous surfaces, with testimonials offered and Toledo, Ohio, as the company base.

Hall F. J.cheney & CO Props Toledo

Meritol Tonic Digestive Promoted Locally

A local health notice touts Meritol Tonic Digestive as a remedy for fatigue, poor digestion, and low appetite. It claims the tonic strengthens stomach function, improves blood, and restores energy, with Lemon's Pharmacy listed as exclusive agents.

American Drug & Press Association Lemmon's Pharmacy

Birds Spread Disease Claim From Pigeons

Baltimore physician Dr. Francis W. Hartley reports he proved birds may spread disease after keeping five pigeons with throat trouble. His wife, Mrs. Hartley, contracted diphtheria two days later and improved after multiple antitoxin injections despite ongoing scientific doubt.

Baltimore Francis W. Hartley Health Department Bureau of Primer Industry Washington Hartley

New York Farmers Hold Annual County Fair on Staten Island

Farmers from Greater New York gather at the Staten Island fair to enter 2041 prizes across pumpkins hogs chickens goats and geese with features like spelling and husking bees daily races and animal shows drawing thousands in Richmond county within New York City.

New York Greater Staten Island Richmond County Kansas Iowa

Foley Kidney Pills Promote swift relief for kidney issues

Do not allow kidney and bladder trouble to advance. Foley Kidney Pills offer quick results and stop irregularities with promptness. Sold by all druggists.

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