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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1903
Page
7
The next lecture in the course is Friday December 4 when L B Wickersham presents Day Dreams. Course tickets for six remaining entertainments are $1.50 reserved, or single admission 50 cents. Fred Emerson Brooks appears December 10 with the University Green Club Christmas night.
The Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad completes a new electric lighted shortcut via Moline Rock Island Davenport Muscatine Washington Ottumwa linking Chicago and Kansas City. The Southwest Limited debuts December 6 with sleepers dining car and lounge features plus a second daily train on the route. Tickets via agents or F A Miller, Chicago.
E A Langfeldt rector of St Luke's Ashburnham Ontario testifies how a single bottle of Chamberlain Medicine Co cough remedy cured his severe cold and cough just before Easter letting him preach three times. The ad notes sale by Stewart's Pharmacy Cook Sherman.
Biway questions alarm clocks. Jigsups recalls a failed test when the first alarm rang. He misinterprets it and asks Maria to stop, only to learn she was awake. The anecdote comes from Tit-Bits in London.
Beall Mississippi resident T. R. Beal recounts his wife suffering with consumption last fall. After trying everything else she began Dr King's New Discovery and improved immediately, with four bottles curing her completely. Guaranteed by Stewart's Pharmacy. Costs 50 cents and 1 dollar, trial bottles free.
Prof. Tompkins announces his dancing class will meet on Friday evenings instead of Wednesdays starting next week. The notice is for a men and women group with future sessions planned.
A dramatic note claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve ends burns, cuts, sores, and hemorrhoids quickly. It recommends Stewart’s Pharmacy selling 25 cents tubes for relief after street accidents and other everyday injuries.
Leland Clapper Emily Mathers and Homer Coppock attend classes after Thanksgiving at home. Mrs Walton ill. Frank Buckley returns from Chicago. Lena Maxwell back after illness. Students praised for ex High School ties and Morgan Park representation.
Tone's Coffee uses a special roasting process and immediate packing in moisture proof one pound boxes. Try a pound today for a better breakfast drink.
Mrs. Ida Woods returns to Chicago after a pleasant stay with her sister Mrs. N L Black. Miss Eva Shaw of Des Moines visits the city for the Iowa Children’s Home Association and stays with her brother Robert Shaw. Mrs. Thomas Wilson of Oskaloosa arrives to visit her mother Mrs. Michael Wilson.
A Civil War era story recalls Major Henderson rescuing a young Ute from burning, later befriending him. The Ute, cured by sucking poison from the boy’s finger, dies after recounting his life and gratitude in a final ritual chant. May Alice Beresford.
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