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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1913
Page
4
A flurry of departures and visits marks a Washington winter as residents travel to Latty Iowa, Davenport, Wellman and beyond. Guests leave after holidays while locals attend funerals, lectures, and market events and shop The Fair for toys and glassware and lamps.
An old ad promises a refund if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days. The notice touts a 50 cent price and emphasizes quick relief. The text reflects early 20th century patent medicine advertising.
The naval supply ship Panther, carrying one hundred and ference suspended its deliberations to day. Washington DC January 6 Special to Evening Journal: The supreme court reversed a circuit court ruling in the Patten corner case and held the corner violates the antitrust law.
The Rev. S. E. Greer attended a morning meeting of the interim commission at the Reformed Presbyterian presbytery in Morning Sun. Mr and Mrs Claire Dewey depart for Chicago for several days with friends. An excursion group aboard the special car San Benito, including M T Anderson, plans a Texas land trip to San Benito Dallas Houston Galveston Brownsville and Matamoras with mid winter fair in Brownsville adding interest.
The fragment presents a religious moral stance on perseverance and stubbornness, invoking divine judgment against quitting. It references the Promiscuous pitter and suggests a sermon-like admonition about faithfulness and tenacity.
An English hawker told a magistrate that beer is the only pleasure he has in Vite, explaining his fondness as a personal indulgence and seeking leniency for his behavior.
The exchange notes poetry as constant movement from editor to editor, quoted between The Actor and The Poet in a Woman's Home Companion piece. It captures a playful facet of literary life and editorial circulation.
Wipe grease stains on fast colors with benzine. For dry paint stains rub equal parts turpentine and alcohol.
Washington residents faced their first real wintry blast since last year with cloudy skies and a sharp northwest wind. A near blizzard spread fine snow in all directions as church doors opened, the government thermometer dipped to nine degrees above zero, and snowfall accumulations suggested several more inches by nightfall.
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