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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1910

Page

5

Local People and Visiting Names Fill City Headlines

Dozens of residents and visitors are listed in this society note, from R. Dede of Oskaloosa to Mr. and Mrs. Southwell of Ortonville, with trips to Keota, West Chester, Brighton, and Hawkeye towns. Most entries note arrivals, departures, visits, and social calls around the holidays.

Otto P. Dede Oskaloosa Mrs. A Fishburn West Chester Mrs Preston Smither J. W. Southwell Ortonville Minn W. J. Southwell C. W. Southwell Helen Anderson Add Howland Beverly Wash Harry §. Snyder Sioux City Clarence E. Blaesser Detroit, Mich

Western Union holiday blanks praised but messenger image mocked

The Western Union telegraph issues a two color holiday blank card set with holly border and a family breakfast scene. A messenger boy photo inspires praise yet a rider shows the scene as overly idealized and unlikely for delivery in the United States.

W. D. Shearer Jocal Wi West Point Western Union United States Lord Fauntleroy W. U

Sleeping Beauty Story Told In Daddy Narration

A father recounts the Sleeping Beauty fairy tale of a king woman princess fairies a curse a deep sleep and a prince who awakens her The tale ends with the princess and her kingdom waking and the couple becoming rulers

Beware of Mercury Ointments for Catarrh Warning

Caution against catarrh ointments containing mercury as dangerous to smell and health. Warns they should only be used on prescription from reputable physicians. Mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure by P J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio, taken internally, price 75 cents, testimonials free, sold by druggists. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall P. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio F. J. Cheney & Co

El Diario Del Hogar Praises Critics Amid Campaign Tensions

A cobbled remark about readers names a heated exchange in El Diario del Hogar as campaign rhetoric grows tense. The paper notes accusations of cultural bias and regional sniping while defending its coverage.

el Diario del Hogar North

Rail Strike Possible After Wage Settlement Talks

Chicago December 13 reports a wage dispute between the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and sixty one western railroads may seek federal mediation under the Erdman law. Grand Chief Warren S Stone and aides announce a strike referendum showing 75.2 percent in favor unless union demands are met. Engineers seek 15 percent wage increase while railroad chairmen promise a written reply in a day or two. Mediators may include the Interstate Commerce Commission chair and labor commissioner Charles P Neill.

Chicago Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Western Railroads Warren S. Stone Engineers General Managers’ Association W. B. Scott Railroads’ Committee Interstate Commerce Commission Charles P. Neill

Silk mill boiler explosion kills two in Weatherly

In Weatherly, Pennsylvania a boiler explosion at Read and Lovatt silk mill killed two men, chief engineer Robert Beers and fireman Michael Mooney. Beers was recovered beneath debris after an hour. Mooney remained missing as workers evacuated after the blast.

Hazleton Read and Lovatt Weatherly Robert Beers Michael Mooney Beers Mooney

Not Always the Case Exchanges on Truth and Silence

A brief exchange notes that a man who tells his wife everything he knows may not know much, reflecting on honesty and discretion in relationships. The line explores the limits of sharing and the value of restraint.

Reception and social gatherings at local Methodist church

The Philathea class plans a Thursday reception at Mrs A S Smiths home. Mrs N C Corbin hosts an afternoon card club at Mrs Laura Maxwells home. Miss Barbara Goodman celebrates a thirty third birthday with friends, receiving gifts as memories of the occasion.

Philathea Methodist Church Barbara Goodman J Pleasant Éverling Barbara

Crawfordsville People on Domestic and Civic errands

Crawfordsville reports multiple local residents traveling to Des Moines Washington and Iowa City. Mr and Mrs W G Manners and daughters Helen and Josephine left for Des Moines. Other locals, including S P Gordon and family, David Gordon and Robi Shafer, went to Washington and Iowa City for hospital and family matters. Rev J C Currie and A E Gualt attended a Keokuk presbytery meeting in Morning Sun.

Will Manners Crawfordsville Des Moines W. G. Manners Helen Josephine H. Manners S. P. Gordon W. G. Robertson W. A. Harper Clofield David Gordon Robert Wells Ray Dix Elmer McFadden Washington J. G. Maxwell Robi. Shafer Jas. Welsh Iowa City John McCleary J. C. Currie A. E. Gualt Morning Sun Keokuk

A Simple Safeguard for Mothers Ad

Mrs D Gilkeson of 326 Ingles Ave Youngstown Ohio shares a testimonial about Foley's Honey and Tar to ease a severe cold and cough in her daughter. She notes relief after the first dose and complete recovery after one bottle. Lemmon's Pharmacy and McElhinney Drug Co endorse the product and warn against substitutes.

D. Gilkeson Ingles Ave Youngstown Ohio Foley Lemmon McElhinney Drug Co

Fortnightly Club and Local Societies Calendar

The Fortnightly club, Homesteaders, and WM. B.A. hold December meetings with officer elections and full attendance urged. Mrs Ralph Keller hosts Junior Circle plans after school with a charitable drive and a special Christmas program. members to donate needles, thread, and gin.

Ralph Keller

Skye Terrier Sparkles In Light Conversation

A gushing young lady admires a small dog and exclaims its charm. Her companion notes the breed as a Skye Terrier, highlighting a light banter about the pup’s appearance.

Lytle Home Damaged By Fire On Main Street

Fire crews responded to a blaze at the Lloyd Lytle residence on Main Street around 4:30 PM. The rear garret and part of the house suffered fire and water damage. a roof hole was cut to vent. Neighbors aided as fire investigators considered chimney origin.

Lloyd Lytle Main Street Mort Lytleie

Funeral of Miles Bradford Held at Elm Grove Church

The funeral service for Miles Bradford was conducted yesterday at the Elm Grove church by Rev. Smith with assistance from Rev. W L R Atryker and one other. A large gathering of friends and wives of the deceased attended, with pallbearers including F L Wilson Wm Charles Corette A N McElwain J Work and C W Southwell.

Mile Adford Smith Wlr Atryker F. Ll. Wilson Charles Corette A. N. McElwain J. Work C. W. Southwell Elm Grove

Take Care From Ailments Affected By Sharp Shooting Man

A damaged text notes a danger to life from an injury and claims the narrator was helped by Foley Pills and Maclehinney Drug through a “Mach dose” to regain strength. Mentions Lemons Pharmacy side references Mayer Rochester N I. Recent medical advice not provided.

Mayer Rochester Foley Jim Lemnon McElhinney

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