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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1912
Page
3
The Journal highlights hits from Broadway in its Popular Music Series. Words by William Jerome and music by Jean Schwartz are noted as standout selections shaping stage favorites.
Brussels reports that allegations of Belgian Congo cruelties were driven by German influenced propaganda. Officials say German interests financed a worldwide press campaign to misrepresent Belgian army actions as monstrous crimes. Photographs allegedly showing mutilation were claimed to be miscaptioned or faked.
The excerpt claims private capitalists engineered a campaign to seize the Belgian Congo under the guise of humanitarian aims. It notes the German government had no known involvement, distancing state knowledge from the plan.
Quote from Marshall Field on honesty energy and frugality as foremost traits for success. Says integrity and disciplined effort lead to deserved good fortune. Reflects on how these qualities remain highly valued in modern times.
Davenport doctors amputated Nevin Morrison left foot due to Raynand's disease causing gangrene. He is son of Bishop T N Morrison. Arno Peterson, Davenport merchant, also ill with the same disease on a two year European trip. Physicians say the cases are the only ones in Iowa.
Old advertisement claims instant relief from severe itching using D D D Prescription. It touts its long standing effectiveness against skin disease, promises immediate action and a money back guarantee if itch remains, and invites customers to visit Pioneer Drug Store or their preferred druggist.
Washington High School fell 58 to 16 to Morning Sun High School on Saturday night at Morning Sun. Factors cited include Morning Sun’s home-floor advantage, Washington’s altered lineup due to Do lies absence, and Washington’s poorer play.
Cleaning glass vases that are cloudy should use a mixture of vinegar and salt, shaken well inside the vase. A stiff wire with a rag pad cleans corners, then rinse with warm water and dry. Gilt picture frames are rubbed with half a lemon and polished with chamois leather.
A vintage promotional piece touts Mother's Friend as a mild aid for pregnancy, claiming it eases nausea, prevents breast tenderness, and helps prepare the body for childbirth. It emphasizes natural assistance rather than a cure and cites widespread endorsements as proof of benefit.
Chicago February 6 magnates from both leagues will meet to finalize schedules discuss rules and arrange trades. The National League rules committee may act on spike regulation after the meeting. John Ward leads the rules committee and favors smaller spikes or a ban if injuries persist, while some use remains possible if spikes are rendered harmless.
Public sale of 45 head of Big Type Poland China Hogs at a farm near Keota Iowa on Thursday February 15 with 12 30 pm auction and a noon oyster dinner. The catalog will include 37 bred sows 2 herd boars and 6 fall shoats with pedigrees and breeding certificates provided by auctioneers G B Van Kleeck E S Johnson and A C McMurlen. Train passengers will be met at Keota and St Heod Chane.
A short Home Life note recalls a woman once deemed old by society after thirty five. She lives in memory and spends money on her daughter, believing beauty can endure beyond youth if she wishes. She awakens to the idea that after thirty five she is at her best.
Alpine Aerie No. 1943 lodges meet on the second and fourth Wednesday evenings each month. Visiting members in good standing are welcome. E. G. Fox W P and R. C. DuBois Secretary publish the notice.
Washington Lodge No 26 A F and A M holds regular meetings on the first Friday of each month. Cyrus Chapter No 13 R A M meets on the second Friday. Bethlehem Commandery No 7 meets on the third Friday. Washington Chapter No 98 C E meets on the second Thursday. W M J B Mrs J B W M Mrs Myrtle Bragg welcome attending members and fraters.
Cautious notice advises avoiding cold when kidneys are sensitive. It claims cold congests kidneys, increases workload, and weakens function possibly causing serious trouble or Bright's disease. Promotes using Kidney Pills to strengthen kidneys and relieve pain, sold by druggists.
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