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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1911
Page
8
King George and Queen Mary arrived in Bombay aboard the Medina and were greeted by vast crowds. They will enter Delhi for the December durbar with proclamations of George as Emperor read to about 100,000 Asiatic subjects. The pageantry includes prince processions and a final state progress with elephants.
A health claim describes Hyomet as an overnight remedy for colds, coughs, sore throat, catarrh and bronchitis. Instructions advise inhaling vapor from boiling water with Hyomet before sleep for a clear head in the morning. Bottle priced at 450 cents at Lemmon's Pharmacy and druggists.
Sheriff R H McCarty of Washington met John Nolan at Rock Island where Nolan is jailed. McCarty recalled past captures with Nolan and Teddy O'Brien and said Nolan faced charges in Washington county. Nolan was arrested during an attempted robbery at Rock Island depot with two accomplices.
Lincoln Nebraska December 1 Mr Bryan prints in the Commoner a message to Congress urging Democrats remain united against federal incorporation of big business and the Aldrich currency scheme. He backs direct election of senators and calls for disclosure of newspaper owners using the mails, loyalty pledges to labor and Porto Rico, and a tariff stance aligned with protection.
Red Cross officials returning to Mexico City report 249 men killed and 160 wounded in the Juchitan fighting on November 2 to 4. They found the bodies of Abel Shepperd an American, a Mexican judge and an army paymaster in a hotel after insurrectionists fired on them.
County Superintendent Misa Conner cites a Cedar Falls report claiming a typhoid epidemic was greatly exaggerated. The letter from President Homer H. Seerley states cases from November 8 to 11 occurred after the October freshet, with two deaths and no new cases. He urges public reassurance ahead of the December 5 winter term opening.
Weather records by W A Cook at Cook and Sherman drug store show November 1910 was unusually cold and damp. Rain or snow fell on nine days totaling 2.79 inches with 0.62 inches on the sixth. Highs reached 74 on the eleventh and the month averaged 14.5 at its coldest end.
An 19th or early 20th century advertisement claims expectant mothers should prepare in advance with Mothers Friend to ease pre natal strain. It describes relief from ligament pain, keeps tissues pliant, prevents numbness, and aids recovery. book available free, Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta Ga.
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