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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1909
Page
6
Three kinds of girls noted in a humorous piece from Philosopher of Folly. The McKihinney Drug Co. announces securing money for Zemo, a topical treatment claimed to cure eczema pimples pimples and scalp diseases by destroying the germ that causes them. Proofs of cures are promised.
An excerpt paints Grasse as a famed perfume center in the foothills behind the French Riviera. The town is described as a constant scent cauldron, with references to aromatic processes and large containers hinting at the fragrance industry.
J F Dempsey of Alabama recalls his infant recovering from cholera infantum after using Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. He praises the remedy's quick relief and final cure, noting he found it at Stolter's Pharmacy and administered it to his child.
Parisian styles book and hotpes at Jean Hluysmans details in an auction or catalog listing. The item focuses on fashion plates and design notes tied to a French atelier, highlighting period silhouettes and fabric notes.
Mrs. S. L. Bowen of Wayne West Virginia reports suffering from kidney disease kept her bedridden until Foley's Kidney Remedy cured her. She notes one dollar and part of a second bottle finished the treatment and claims it will cure others. Lemmon's Pharmacy and McKinney Drug Co. advertise the remedy.
A New York Press item critiques paternal discipline as imposing strict rules on children and blaming the wife for enforcement failures, highlighting gendered household dynamics.
Washington's Plague Spots lie in the Potomac bottoms. Electric Bitters are claimed to destroy ma ntria germs and cure malaria with praise from R. M. James of Louellen. They cure stomach liver kidney and blood troubles and may prevent typhoid. Priced 50c, guaranteed by J. E. Lemmon.
A Los Angeles Express print quotes Uncle Silas remarking that while there may be space at the top many seekers are blocked by the crowd en route, reflecting on ambition and obstruction.
A Be av er Dam Ky man reports years of intense colicky pains ended after taking Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He credits a friend's recommendation and notes no recurrence. The remedy is sold by F L Stolte and Lemmon s Pharmacy.
Des Moines reports 1248 exhibitors and 58000 dollars in premiums for the Iowa State Fair. Livestock and machinery displays exceed previous years with 4000 to 5000 campers on grounds. Highlights include expansive horse and cattle shows, 887 head of cattle, 2300 to 2400 hogs, and the Liberati Band concerts.
A testimonial from H S Nichols of Oakland Ind Ter praises Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, stating it never failed in 18 years of travel. The product is sold by F L Stolte and Lemmon’s Pharmacy.
Horace Seeley and Austin Sutherland announce a public auction at the Seeley farm three miles north of Brighton and nine miles southwest of Washington on Friday September 10 starting at 10 am. Items include seven horses, 12 hogs, 117 sheep, 65 acres of corn and other livestock and farming implements with specific weights, prices and terms. cash discounts for sums over 10 dollars and 12 month terms for larger amounts. Lunch on the ground.
We thank the many friends for their kindness during illness and at the time of our little daughter's death. Grateful for the many beautiful flowers sent to us. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Rosenberger.
A drug company promotes ZEMO as a cure for eczema and all itching skin or scalp diseases. The McElhinney Drug Co. states ZEMO is the most successful remedy they have sold for prompt relief and cure. Readers are urged to ask for a sample and see photos of cures.
A church event at Prairie Flower Baptist Church lists services Sunday with preaching at 11 and 7 30 in the evening. A basket dinner is planned with men and women’s meetings at 2 30 and 7 30, under Evangelist Rev Reeder. Attendees are urged to bring baskets and provisions for teams and enjoy spiritual nourishment.
In Toledo Ohio on August 31 Ed Bell a Buffalo sailor was chased by locals after allegedly attacking an eight year old girl in Forest cemetery where she was placing flowers on her mothers grave. He fled to a swamp and was pulled out by policemen who swam to where he lay in mud and water. A thirteen year old girl watched and alerted the sexton who raised the alarm.
In Batavia on August 31 reports say a Dutch detachment struck Flores rebels severely. Fifteen rebels were killed in an ambush, then Dutch reinforcements killed 117 more rebels in a subsequent clash leaving 117 natives dead.
Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Cure claims a universal cure for catarrh a constitutional disease and offers one hundred dollars if any case fails. Proprietors F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio promote testimonials and advertise 75 cent pills. Also note Des Moines Fair Grounds blackout as mammoth engine failed and tickets refunded with power restoration planned.
Chicago captured the next convention of the Affiliated Swiss Singing Societies of the Central United States in Louisville on August 31. The team secured the convention host rights and won the first two prizes for choral work.
A wealthy man offers to fund a young woman’s art career but imposes a restrictive contract. The mother, elated by the generosity, agrees to the condition, only to learn the pact bans piano playing within ten miles of the benefactor’s residence and his apartments. The scene ends with the check and contract exchanged.
The piece notes a native tendency toward queer behavior outside of social norms. It describes individuals who hop between reforms and religions, ranging from irreligion to dogmatism, and being drawn to the most irrational new beliefs, often dressed as fresh revelations of older principles.
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