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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1911
Page
5
A Kansas woman petitions for divorce after her husband pelts her with bricks. The court records note the abusive behavior, while a playful local quip about men throwing bouquets and hot air reflects the era's tone.
A Erie war veteran A K Smith describes years of indigestion constipation and liver trouble before using Dr King’s New Life Pills which he says fixed him. The ad claims relief for stomach liver or kidney troubles and cites 25 cents price at Lemmon’s Pharmacy.
A clipped Washington Post quip notes the outside field is already overcrowded as another lunatic eludes capture.
L McConnell from Elmira New York writes of using Foley's Kidney Remedy for kidney trouble. She credits five bottles for curing her ailment and praises it as the most reliable kidney medicine she has taken. Lemmon's Pharmacy and McFihinney Drug Co are noted distributors.
A brief note lists copyright ownership by Doubleday Page Company for 1910 works and by McClure Company for 1908. It reflects typical publishing rights statements from that era and indicates the legal protection held by both firms.
Val Loveland follows a confusing trail of riddles through New York after a lunch snub. Milton offers a cash loan and a plan to exploit Val’s alleged ties to Mrs Milton, but Val refuses the trap, defends a dog, and narrowly avoids a streetcar as he seeks shelter in Central Park.
A tense exchange unfolds under a tree where a shaken man Loveland meets a shabby figure with a pale hatchet face. The stranger touts gratitude for a past act as a dog returns to the seat, and a shadowy voice offers a clue about origins and Shakespeare.
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