Degree of Honor Ladies Visit Brighton for Day Trip
A large group of Degree of Honor members traveled to Brighton this morning to enjoy a day trip.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1903
Page
7
A large group of Degree of Honor members traveled to Brighton this morning to enjoy a day trip.
C T Jones of 1339 East Grand avenue, a veteran clerk with twenty years at the supreme court, is drafting a book for the legal fraternity on pleading and practice in the supreme court. The work will reflect written and unwritten court rules and may incorporate changes after the next legislative session. Jones, Civil War veteran and former clerk of the district court at Washington, Iowa, has long served as deputy and then clerk of the state supreme court.
Fresh bulk oysters advertised with a price offer and supplier details. Limited quantities available. pickups or deliveries may be arranged through the advertised market stall or vendor.
A traditional remedy ad touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best treatment for burns cuts sores eczema and piles. It promises quick relief and urges readers to buy at Stewart's Pharmacy for 25 cents.
Cook and Sherman publish a testimonial from Hesse, mayor of New Smyrna, Florida, declaring Vinci cod liver oil a superior tonic. The letter lauds its health benefits, appetite stimulation, and rebuilding power, promising to refund the purchase if not satisfied.
In West memoirs a clash shows Ingalls pushing a pension bill for soldiers of thirty days service. Sherman opposes no convention backing and the bill dies. Two years later Ingalls torches Sherman over a DC street extension benefiting Sherman, then votes for the measure. Kansas City Journal reports.
Advice on foods for health and illness notes unripe fruits should not be eaten, oatmeal is heating for winter, well cooked rice and arrowroot aid intestinal irritations, pickles are wholesome only with meat and oily foods, strong coffee without cream stimulates nerves, sweets and rare meat worsen gout risks, tea and toast are poor for invalids, and individual constitutions alter food values. It warns against radical gastronomy and urges choosing foods that best prepare the body for life.
A Teat remarks he will not call again, noting her unease with good society. He says she was horrified after hearing a few minor scandals, hardly disguising her reaction, as reported by the Detroit Free Press.
A pompous officeholder grants an interview saying he dislikes public remarks. The reporter retorts that public print will reveal his words anyway, highlighting tension between spin and disclosure.
Miss Anna Dawson returned from Chicago with Miss Etna who trimmed the past season in Campbellsport Wisconsin. Lieu Kreth of Canton Illinois owner of Pat W and Albert Lee arrived last night and visited with Caine who departs for Oskaloosa to fetch a yearling stallion. Kreth plans to move three horses to Johnson county next year. Pat W was raised by the late Isaac Wagner.
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