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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1907
Page
5
A fragment notes Frey’s memorable Christmas remembrances as among his superior photographs. The line hints at high appreciation but provides few concrete details.
A brisk promotion for chocolates bon bons and caramels inviting customers to visit and taste the candy makers art. The copy promises high quality and purity and urges shoppers to order later after trying samples today.
A health claim extols Hyomei as a direct medicated air cure for catarrh and germ infection. Lemmon's pharmacy offers a $1.00 outfit with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
John Farson an Oak Park banker and his wife plan an Adam and Eve club aimed at 500 families on Michigan Avenue with no billiards bars or card rooms. The concept envisions whole families socializing after theater hours including overnight stays with suites provided.
Arch Munro visited the city yesterday while Stella Knotts remains ill at her West Chester home. Mr and Mrs Ira Rathmel from near Dublin were city visitors. The Rock Island railway issued mileage books now on sale at the depot. James Wilson and W Ff Jurging traveled to West Chester for the Wil £ 09 Heating Co. J N Deel and family left for Pukwana South Dakota to make their future home. Mrs Marbourg and Wyatt left for Aurora Illinois due to Maxs illness. Emil Anderson returned from Chicago with cattle sales. Mrs Roy Stewart left for Des Moines and then Denver.
Mrs Easter visited the city from Ainsworth and spent the day there. Harry T Nutt left for Winfield due to his sister Mrs Hawkins illness. O C Crawford returned to Ainsworth after a city day on business. Mrs Beeney and children arrived from St Francis Kan to visit near Kalona. Strain returned to Crawfordsville after a city business visit. Miss Brodwin Jones went to Davenport after assisting at the B E O musicale. Mrs Sproull and daughter left for San Antonio Texas to spend the winter.
Sufferers find relief from rheumatism with Chamberlain's Pain Balm that aids sleep and rest. Sold by Cook and Sherman.
A mother recalls her infant's two month battle with measles settled on the lungs leading to bronchitis. After doctors failed, she sought remedies at eight stores until a clerk recommended Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, which she says saved the child's life. The ad notes the product is safe and pleasant and sold by Cook and Sherman.
A nine member Greater University committee was announced by President MacLean. It includes three faculty, two alumni, and seven students to aid university interests, plan alumni events, and boost statewide attendance. Members listed with titles and hometowns.
Regular convocation Friday December 13 at 7 15 pm transacting business and installing officers by order of 54 26 C A Dewey H P. Also included is an advertisement for Dr Shoop s Restorative promoting nerve and organ support with a free sample offer by J H Stewart Racine Wis.
O S Woolever a well known Le Raysville New York merchant says Bucklens Arnica Salve cured his piles for good twenty years ago. Guaranteed for sores wounds burns or abrasions. 25 cents at Stewart's Pharmacy.
In Mound City Mrs. E. D. Clapp reports her son nearly died from lung and throat trouble but was cured by Dr King s New Discovery, a cough remedy sold by Stewart s Pharmacy. Trial bottles free. A box supper and entertainment at Union school Slab Street Friday evening the 20th invites all.
A Bluffton Indiana Banner item urges readers to return home for comfort reform and fun and jokes about home life. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds with a dealer note for Cook and Sherman?macher.
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