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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1905

Page

7

Hall's Catarrh Cure ad promises $100 reward

One hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo endorse the product, with Walding Kinnan & Marvin vouching for Cheney's honor. Internal remedy claims to work on blood and mucous surfaces. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo F. J. Cheney Walding, Kinnan & Marvin Fenner Fredonia N. Y Howard Sproule Agate St St. Paul Minn M. M. Fenner M. D J. E. Lemmon J. H. Stewart

New Jewelry and Furs Highlight Fashion Trends

New York fashions feature pearl collars and long ropes of pearls, imitation jewelry rising as genuine pieces grow costly. Watches and dainty bracelets gain popularity, while furs tempt with reduced January offers from Shayne's. Embroidered evening hosiery and jabot collars complete the season's refined look. Arizona play by Augustus Thomas comes to Graham on January 17 with a strong Chicago and New York run history.

Shayne Model Fashion and Pattern Co Lucy Carter Arizona Augustus Thomas Graham Thomas Alabama New York City Chicago Academy of Music New York Bvrederick Remington

Borrowed Smiles and Courtroom Contention in a Cow Incident

An Irish barrister argued for a plaintiff whose cow was struck and killed by a train. He claimed negligence lay in the train not operating with proper signals and bells. The piece also jokes about monologue versus dialogue in a London Tit- Hits style.

Court of Law London

Antares star a colossal body with vast starless regions

The London Telegraph discusses Antares in Scorpio as a first magnitude star whose parallax suggests enormous distance and a colossal nature. It notes a surrounding void of stars and implies matter from the region may have been drawn into the great sun, with many dark fields across Sagittarius and Scorpio.

Scorpio Dravid Cuil J. Gere Neuresti Antares Larkin Lowe Observatory California Ares Sagittarius London Telegraph

Parlor Gas Debate Sparks Household Quarrel

A domestic dispute erupts as a son’s claim of literary pretensions clashes with a father’s demand to lower gas lights in the parlor. The exchange reveals family tensions over taste and control in a small home.

Editor Corrects False Death Notice For Major Blazer

A military man angrily demanded an apology after a death notice about Major Blazer appeared. The editor published a correction the next day stating the obituary was unfounded and the paragraph was without foundation.

Major Blazer

Puckish Collage of Old Jokes in 1900s Press Voices

A clipped montage of humorous quotes from era newspapers poking at politics, war, and daily life. Bits mention Standard Oil, a Kansan traveler, a penny fare, piano lessons, and mosquito satire as editors riff on current events with dry wit.

Beans Warmed Not Boiled, Mrs Housekeep Advises

Dialogue from the Philadelphia Press humor column shows Mrs Housekeep insisting baked beans need only be warmed, while young Tommy questions how beans can know their wishes, prompting a playful exchange about cooking.

Philadelphia Bridget Tommy

Consumption Cure War Ners' White Wine Syrup Claim

An old advertisement touts War Ners white wine cough syrup as a cure for coughs and colds in one day. It promotes two bottle sizes 25 and 50 cents and lists J H Stewart as the seller through druggists.

Warners J. H. Stewart

Cakes and cafe items headline in local brief

Local notices show visits by J H Pearson and Floyd Maxwell from Crawfordsville plus T E Maxwell Silas Wilson Allen DeLong and wife and Mrs Miller and Mrs G W Fil house in Verdi and Havre. A license to wed issued to C and Jennie Walker. Amy Richards visiting Mrs William Roberts. Mae DeLong attends Elizabeth Randall funeral. Warner’s White Wine of Tar Syrup advertised for colds.

J. H. Pearson Vienna Floyd Maxwell Crawfordsville T. E. Maxwell Silas Wilson Oskaloosa Allen DeLong G. W. England Keota Logan Jennie Walker Miller G. W. Filhouse Havre Verdi Amy Richards Cotter William Roberts Mae DeLong Randall N. (. Pine Des Moines

Delusion Persists Of Andaman Convicts Returning Home

Madras Mail reports a belief among Andaman convicts that the is lands form part of India. They imagine the voyage is a ruse to circle the harbor and that jungle trails will lead them home, despite starvation or execution by surrounding arrows.

Andamans India Sirkar Port Blair Madras

The Dictionary Charms and Weaknesses Explored

The piece argues that while dictionaries are uneven, they lure readers with word histories and surprising connections. It notes how looking up a term often leads to exploring nearby words and their lives, sometimes reshaping opinions of familiar people or ideas.

Furmillar Boston Herald

Woman rebels over gown with husband’s pointed vow

A dramatic exchange from Puck portrays a wife asserting her right to wear her gown, challenging a husband who recalls his promise to clothe her. The dialogue reveals tension over social expectations and marital authority.

Reading Old Letters Sparks Paranoid Plight

A husband explains he read their old love letters to calm his wife and fears posthumous heirs could misuse them to prove madness. The dialogue hints at distrust and potential legacy disputes.

Charles

Stranded Stranger Learns to Swim in Panic Call

A dramatic rescue scene unfolds as a man overboard shouts for help and a stranger offers instruction. The frustrated passenger pleads unable to swim while locals urge him to seize the chance to learn. The impromptu guidance reflects a quick thinking save.

New York Weekly

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