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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1904
Page
6
A Garland Texas News editor hails Chamberlains Cough Remedy in a letter noting its reliable cold and croup relief since 1857. He praises its pleasant taste and safety, saying no overdose risk, with results seen in all five children. For sale by Stewart’s Phay Cook Sherman Brinton’s airship show praised.
A Royal Slave at the Graham on Wednesday evening rated among the season’s best performances. Seats are on sale with popular prices of 25c 50c and 75c.
In Washington reports describe Southern Democrats wary of nominating Grover Cleveland due to a revived Populist threat. The piece notes pressures from southern leaders to unite behind Cleveland while fearing a long Populist bout, with quotes from unnamed insiders about Parker and Gorman as alternatives. It also covers Senate seating quirks and Representative Dick’s extended pension tariff advocacy, plus praise for Senator Clay as a forceful Democratic debater.
A speech discussing earnestness as the core driver of success in advertising. It contrasts genuine zeal with fakery, urges loyal belief in one’s propositions, and notes the impact of earnest ads on readers and outcomes across campaigns and contexts.
Dr. John Harriman a professor in the S. U. S. medical department is said to be improving after a bout of appendicitis. Many friends in the city will be glad to hear of the recovery.
A Scranton based student writes of satisfaction with the I C S Advertising course. He compares prior schools unfavorably, notes strong personal guidance, and cites business growth from $30,000 to $50,000 as a result of the instruction. He praises the printed materials and practical value for self running ads.
The firm has dissolved and R. Stuart now owns the business. Accounts due should be settled at once by payment to Mr. Stuart at the meat market to adjust the business without inconvenience.
An old advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills for stomach and liver troubles. It claims relief and a cure, noting the product costs 25 cents and is sold at Stewart's Drug Store.
Jas T McAlpin headlines Hans Hansen with a fine show and a capable band and orchestra. Pete Akey of our city plays slide trombone in the band and orchestra for Mr McAlpin.
Local notes mention Conner and Schilling with the motto Good Goods as a guiding theme.
Seats now selling for A Royal Slave at the Graham on Wednesday evening. Gallery 25c Parquet 50c Balcony 50c Circle-Tie. Secure your seats at once.
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