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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1908
Page
2
Special to The Evening Journal reports Iowa today and tomorrow will see rain or snow tonight with colder air moving in from the south and west. Saturday will bring colder conditions to the east and south portions of the state.
The item warns coughs can become dangerous leading to amonia while praising Foley's Honey and Tar for calming coughing fits and strengthening the lungs. It mentions a K. T. meeting in Washington Tuesday evening and notes visits by Gusta Hochstadtler and Mrs. M. Brice to Washington, Chicago, and West Chester.
A literary event titled A Modern Ananias is presented by the academy’s literary societies at the Graham venue on January 75 66 details.
Stuyvesant Fish urges 85 million Americans to save daily to add 1.55 billion a year while warning of lingering causes of the 1907 panic. Judge Gary predicts a mid 1908 improvement with reforms and a higher plane for business. Experts call for a central bank to store surplus funds and curb extravagance.
An ad claims Miona tablets remove the cause of indigestion and strengthen stomach and bowels. It lists symptoms from weak digestion and promotes a 50 cent trial with a refund guarantee at Lemmon's Pharmacy.
The excerpt notes public distrust as a panic spreads, prompting mass bank withdrawals. Lyman J. Gage, former treasury secretary, urges banks to meet obligations or be wound up and calls for legal tools to enforce contracts to prevent future panics.
A medical ad promotes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as safe for children and effective against coughs colds croup and whooping cough. It claims early use prevents croup attacks and states the remedy contains no opium or harmful drugs and is suitable for babies and adults. Sold by Cook and Sherman.
M T Anderson announces he will supply manufactured ice at 50 cents per hundred and deliver it. He claims the ice is purer and more economical than natural ice and asks interested customers to telephone by tomorrow evening to complete contracts.
All bicycles guns or other items for repair in the shop must be retrieved before January 15 as the equipment of tools is being moved to Canyon City Texas and business will discontinue in Washington. W. E. Groendycke manager auto department Keiser Bros. and Phillips Canyon City Texas December 26 1907.
An advertisement promotes Dr Shoop's Restorative as a remedy for weak stomach, heart, and kidney nerves. It urges avoiding drugs for these organs and claims tablets or liquid restore nerve health, offering a free sample from Racine Wisconsin and signer J H Stewart.
Rogers the harpist and Grilley the reader delivered a lively Graham performance last evening. The act featured Old Kentucky Home variations and a charming music box imitation. Grilley’s readings drew vociferous applause and encores, with a hypnotic fishing poem and several compositions showing literary talent.
To check a cold quickly, buy Preventics from your druggist. Safe and effective, they contain no quinine or laxatives and work at the sneeze stage to prevent pneumonia bronchitis and la grippe. Suitable for feverish children. 48 tablets 25 cents. trial boxes 6 cents. Sold by J. H. Stewart.
George Cunningham of Lehigh Iowa kept about four thousand dollars in a satchel inside an old stove. A household fire consumed the satchel and money, and he awaits a treasury department note to prove the ashes once were a fortune.
A promotional claim states that Pazo Ointment cures itching bleeding and protruding piles within 6 to 14 days or a full refund. The advertisement emphasizes a money back guarantee and product name 65vc.
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