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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1907

Page

8

Cure for nervous headaches with Dr A W Chase pills

Mrs Delia Kerns of Buffalo testifies she suffered intense nervous headaches and insomnia but after faithful use of Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills she was cured. She reports no headaches or nervousness and restored sleep and strength. Pills cost 60c a box at dealers.

A. W. Chase Delia Kerns Seneca St Buffalo N. Y A. W. Chase Medicine Co

Lawmakers at work the Philippines again in focus

Washington reports that the administration aims to push a Philippine tariff bill this session after the last congress passed it in the house but failed in the senate. The piece notes divisions among Democrats and Republicans, calls for committee changes, and discusses proposals such as prohibition in the District of Columbia and the parcels post. It also includes lighter items on Speaker Cannon, Justice Harlan, and Congressman Burgess.

Charles W. Arthur Washington House Senate Senate Committee On Philippines Cannon Williams Joe Thomas B. Reed Down South Reed District of Columbia National Capital Webber Ohio South United States Congress Post Office Department John Wanamaker Congressman Burgess Burgess Timothy Woodruff New York

Brinton Show to Benefit Woman's Relief Corps

A letter from Mr. Brinton to the Woman's Relief Corps president offers net proceeds from a New Year’s afternoon entertainment at the Graham opera house. Plans include films and special presentations to draw a large crowd, with free admission and a generous donation intended for the relief work.

Brinton Woman's Relief Corps Graham Opera House

Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds

The advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law and contains no opiates or harmful drugs. It is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults and is sold by all druggists.

Foley

Preventics Candy Cold Tablets Offer Quick Relief

To check a cold quickly get from your druggist some little Candy cold Tablets called Preventics. Druggists everywhere are now dispensing Preventics for they are safe and effective. Taken at the sneeze stage Preventics will prevent pneumonia bronchitis la grippe etc. Good for feverish children. Preventics 25 cents. Trial Boxes 5 ets. Sold by J. H. Stewart.

J. H. Stewart

Local notices and weekend visitors fill city scene

Small house for rent noted amid a busy day of visitors from Ainsworth and nearby towns. Several residents travel to Davenport, Chicago, and Brighton while fraternal groups plan a December bazaar. An illness update reports slow improvement for Dr. G. W. Hay.

Art Minick Hal Rpister Brighton Bert Tracy Marion Neal Crawfordsville G. H. Williams Nellie Dodder Cotter C. W. McLaughlin Maurine Donald McLaughlin Burlington J. W. Nethergall Edith Alva Bushnell Ill William Simpkins Charley Maple John Isaiah Oldfield Milo Patterson Lexington Wellman G. W. Hay Fraternal Aid Association Haight Room

Tankage feeding boosts hog gains over corn alone

The Ohio experiment station finds tankage supplemented feeding with protein and ash improves hog growth and reduce time to market versus consuming only undigested steer droppings. Hogs fed tankage gain more efficiently, needing fewer animals per given gain, enabling quicker turnover and less capital tied up. Salt and wood ashes should be freely given to young swine for health and stronger bones.

Ohio

The Straw Stack That Pays

A farm bedding note argues bedding straw boosts comfort and manure fertility. Use straw efficiently to extend two harvests, keep bedding cycling back to land, and avoid perpetual stacks. The piece emphasizes profitability from comfortable animals and rapid return of fertility to fields.

Corn shredder boosts fodder use and farm profits

The corn shredder revolutionizes corn fodder use by removing ears and shredding stalks in one pass. It enables reuse of leaves husks and stalks as hay, increases feed efficiency, and provides bedding or manure absorbent, boosting farm profit and stock capacity.

Farm Horse Care Tip Emphasizes Rest and Light Harness

Practical guidance urges farmers to avoid overworking farm horses. Remove harness at noon and minimize harness use during chores to preserve the animal’s health and longevity.

Dr Shoop Cough Cure Promoted for Cough Relief

Mrs D W Harvey and children return from a visit to relatives in Sea Ill and seek relief for a tickling cough with Dr Shoop Cough Cure. The ad touts no opium or harsh ingredients and cites a mountain shrub extract as healing. It claims safety for children and praises the cure as effective for bronchial irritation.

D. W. Harvey Sea Ill Koey Shoop J. H. Stewart

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