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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1907

Page

2

Local visitors noted at Winfield Beacon editor’s city call

The Winfield Beacon editor Stinson visited the city on Saturday showing a cheerful disposition and hinting at prosperous business. A brief rental notice for a small house appears, listing Wilber Miller as contact.

Stinson The Winfield Beacon Our City

Borrowed Smiles From A Wee Hours Prayer

Little Walter wakes in the night and begs for a drink. His father scolds him and offers water. The next night Walter prays to God that Father not come when he calls for mother.

Walter

Child’s casual remark about nurse Buxton

Four year old Dagmar tells her grandmother that the nurse is called Buxton at home and Miss Buxton when she wants something, indicating affectionate yet formal address. The remark reveals a child’s bilingual sense of familiarity with an adult helper.

Dagmar Buxton

Playing rough house and clean reading mishaps

A four year old calls knocking over a toy house playing rough house while another child proclaims a sister’s reader is as clean as new after being scolded by a mother. The fragment mixes playtime mischief with a comment on reading habits.

John Willie Ellen Little Sister

Vaccination in School and Child Safety Messy Anecdotes

An account recalls a smallpox era rule that no child could attend school without vaccination, a teacher asking pupils about inoculation and a boy admitting baptism. The text also mixes stray anecdotes of children, mischief, and a medical advertisement for Dr Shoop’s Restorative, urging nerve and stomach health.

William

Local notes from Crawfordsville and surrounding towns

Local items report travelers and visitors across Crawfordsville, Muscatine, Davenport, Greenfield, and Winfield. Lectures by Rogers & Grilley on January 9 and a note on Bartiey’s return for court. Upcoming pantomime at the opera house advertised with Geo H Adams and the Buster Brown chorus.

Wake Neal Washington Jerusalem M. E John Teeter Catherine Prymek Chas. Prymek Riverside Leader Robert Young Will Nickolaus De-Long Crawfordsville George Maxwell Lena Geo. H. Adams Saville Humpty Dumpty Company Opera House Buster Brown Buster-Dog

M W A Installation and Lecture Postponed

The M W A installation planned for January 2 is postponed to January 16 due to F R Korns upcoming lecture that evening. Both the installation and the lecture will occur on the night of January 16.

F. R. Korns

Pain Balm Brings Sleep for Rheumatism Sufferers

Many rheumatism sufferers report prompt relief from applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm aiding sleep and rest. Sold by Cook and Sherman.

Chamberlain Cook Sherman

Local Traveler Arrives Home After Brief Midwest Trips

J. E. Van Sickle returns to West Chester after a business visit. Miss Glynne Rowan goes home to Ainsworth following a city visit. Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Wright of Valeria Iowa spend a week with friends and relatives. Mrs. Wright formerly Nora Bickford.

Agnes Buchanan M. Buchanan Fairfield H. F. Steck Artie McCulley Winfield J. P. McCulley Ed Long Mart Neiswanger Muscatine Crawfordsville A. B. Walther Rupert Tom Downing Davenport Bloomfield Iowa A. Wilkins Guthrie Center A. Share Bell Greenfield J. E. van Sickle West Chester J.R. Wright Valeria Wright Nora Bickford

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