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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1924
Page
7
A man describes severe stomach and intestinal suffering with pain and yellowing. He credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, recommended by a lodge brother, as the only medicine to touch his case. The ad claims the product clears mucus and inflammation of the digestive tract and offers money back after one dose.
Two unmasked bandits held up a Citizens National Bank messenger in Parkersburg West Virginia seizing a registered mail pouch containing 1400 dollars in one dollar bills and escaped in an automobile.
Woman G McAdoo filed with Secretary of State Emerson through W J Murphy and Von Coleman of Chicago. The petition carried 4 971 signatures. McAdoo formally faces Illinois presidential preferential primary in Springfield Illinois February 22.
Dresden reports on rediscovered medieval menus and tales of royal banquets with up to thirteen meat dishes, wine soups and desserts. The feature contrasts past excess with modern health, while linking democracy and theocracy to moral governance.
The note urges merchants to inform customers they saw a specific advertisement in the Journal. It emphasizes repeating the phrase to acknowledge receipt and reinforce ad visibility.
Rev. Robert W. Thompson of Des Moines Iowa discusses upcoming Sabbath School lesson. He outlines how scriptural insights address modern life issues and guide personal conduct. The article emphasizes practical applications of gospel truth for daily living.
A telegram to the Post Dispatch signed Charles S. Welch reports the sound of human heartbeats broadcast by St. Louis station KSD was heard in Marshall Texas, about 500 miles distant, confirming long range reception.
Funeral services held in Cleveland for Rev. Peter Rysanek 72 former chaplain to Archduke Otto of Austria and instructor to Emperor Charles of Vienna. He came to the United States after the archduke's death and served in the Cleveland Catholic diocese since 1906.
In Clinton on February 22 a resident reported the first robin of 1924 perched in a cherry tree in a door yard scene described as a historical advent. George was noted in the tale as part of the morning sighting.
An advertisement extols Kellogg's Bran as a permanent solution for chronic constipation in children. It claims doctors universally recommend it, promises permanent relief or money back, and notes the product is made in Battle Creek. It urges regular use, offers recipe ideas, and lists widespread availability in grocers and hotels.
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