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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1910
Page
2
Patient testimonials from 1910 tout Parisian Sage hair product. Mrs Darieaus from Kentucky and Miss Clough praise thickening hair and dandruff removal after two bottles. Lemmon's Pharmacy guarantees dandruff germ kill or money back. Packaging features the auburn haired girl.
Burlington visitors and local social notes highlight upcoming wedding of Miss Mabel Harrison and Carl B Harmon at her home east of Wyman on Wednesday the 21st at 11 am. Other items include showers, hospital news, and community events across Keota and surrounding areas.
A brief reflection on noble living and pursuit of high ideals centered on the figure Almeron, urging virtuous conduct and exemplary character.
J W Greer of Greenwood Louisiana endured severe back pain that became paralyzing and required injections. After using Foley's Kidney Medicine his symptoms eased and he no longer suffers from the ailment. Lemmon's Pharmacy and McElhinney Drug Co. promote the remedy.
The extra edition reports the jury deadlocked in the second trial of Lee O'Neil Brown on a bribery charge, with no verdict reached after deliberations.
Washington December 17 special to Evening Journal reports Senator Lorimer is absolved of obtaining his seat by bribery. The jail committee report is due Tuesday.
The passage contrasts two archetypes, a hog and an angel, outlining how bodily cravings differ from higher aspirations. It frames appetite as either base or noble, with fulfillment or misery depending on the pursued good.
A man sat on a woodpile telling funny stories expecting wood to split, but he did not strike a responsive chord. The scene reads like a small town vignette with humor playing against stubborn timber.
Discovered in Egypt, a tomb 6,000 years old yields a case of neatly fitting alabaster embalming instruments. One tool, used to open the mouth after death, reflects the belief that without opening the mouth the deceased could not eat in the next world.
The clothes brush is often the only useful item on a lady's dressing table. The plain wooden handle can be harmonized with the room by covering it in flowered silk and trimming edges with galon.
A historical quote highlights vigilance in spotting opportunity and daring to seize it. It emphasizes force and persistence in crowding opportunity toward the utmost achievement, describing martial virtues as essential to success.
W. Edington names auction for 14 16 17 at 10 a.m. on the Kleese Hartman Poston farm 444 miles south of Wellman 5 miles north of West Chester 144 miles west of Lexington. Items include four horses nine head of hogs 1000 bushels corn farm tools and household goods with terms a 12 month credit over $10 and cash under $10 Lunch by Lexington Ladies Aid society auctioneers Macon and Moore clerks Moore.
A reflective aphorism notes that merit ends the moment an act is done for the sake of fear of consequences, as attributed to Humboldt. The quotation emphasizes intent over outcome.
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