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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1910
Page
6
City and county superintendents and school directors from across Oklahoma gather in Guthrie for the annual State School Officers Association meeting. Gov. Haskell among the program participants.
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as the only constitutional treatment for catarrh claimed to be widespread. Offers $100 reward for any cure failure and urges readers to request circulars and testimonials. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Raleigh January 12 Gov Kitchen and other speakers unveil in the state capitol a marble bust of Gov William A Graham. The memorial, presented by the North Carolina Historical Commission, is described as a fine work by sculptor Ruckstuhl.
A New York committee of city magistrates and representatives of automobile clubs and companies will meet today to discuss proposed legislation regulating driving, traffic, and related local rules amid ongoing public safety concerns.
A meeting will be held in the offices of the National Highways Protective Association to discuss matters concerning automobiles and drivers. Details such as date and time are not provided in the fragment.
Princess Waldeamar sister-in-law of the King died December 4 remembered in a lavish Copenhagen memorial service attended by the royal family and Denmark's chief nobles. The date marks her birthday born January 13, 1865. She had four sons and a daughter living.
London reports Mrs. Arthur Stannard known as John Strange Winter has written 100 books in 28 years marking her 54th birthday. Her best known success is Bootles Baby and her works are widely read and translated around the English speaking world. Her hundredth work is noted as recent.
Foley's Honey and Tar stops the cough and heals the lungs to prevent serious results. The genuine product has no harmful drugs and comes in a yellow package. Lemmion's Pharmacy, McKillenney Drug Co.
A cheerful serene manner influences speech shaping how listeners perceive the speaker. A croaker yields a croaking tone while a sunny voice flows freely like liquid amber refreshing listeners.
The American Health League released figures showing 1.5 billion dollars lost annually to preventable disease. Professor Irving Fisher urged uniting health bureaus under a federal health service to extend American lifespans and conserve resources.
A pie supper will follow the Literary program at the Gray school house four miles southwest of Washington next Friday evening January 14 1910. Everyone invited. 8114 Leorad Taylor Teacher.
Advertisement urges quick cure for a cold using LAXATIVE BROMO Quinina tablets. Druggists offer refunds if it fails and E. W. GROVE'S signature appears on each box. Also promotes farm loans with Edmund D. Morrison claiming doubled business from saving customers money.
The forecast indicates rain or snow today with colder conditions. Snow is expected tomorrow, impacting travel and outdoor plans.
The fourth annual Virginia State Poultry Association show opens in Richmond on January 13 and runs through Saturday. Displays include chickens turkeys ducks geese pheasants pigeons and rabbits with prizes awarded by national poultry groups. The event draws local exhibitors and visitors from across the United States and is touted as the banner show of the South.
Attorney General Wickersham reports the Department of Justice has collected over 22 million dollars in fines or out of court settlements since Taft took office. The bulk of the funds come from the sugar trust after investigations into revenue frauds.
Amusements note that Just A Woman's Way by Sidney W. Pascoe will be presented in Graham on January 15 with a clever cast and staging. The play tackles a daring but everyday life issue with realism and a moral, balanced by clean comedy and incident driven humor. Prices are 25 35 and 50 cents.
An inventive genius introduces an electric apparatus that burns tiny holes in checks and other valuable papers during inscription to deter alteration. The device quietly perforates the document as it is written, providing a hidden security feature.
A brief dialogue features a girl pouting as she laments a partner leaving without a kiss. Another voice teases her to keep the pout, suggesting the young man may notice and respond when present.
An old advertisement promotes Pneumonty claiming Foley's Honey and Tar stops coughs heals lungs and expels cold. It urges taking at first sign of a cold to avoid dangerous illness and credits Lemmon's Pharmacy and Mc Elhinney Drug Co.
A humorous remark from the judge questions the meaning of blessed stockings as those not darned. The exchange reflects light courtroom banter over a missing clothing item.
The text extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a long trusted cure for these illnesses. Sold by D. J. Ross and Lemmon's Pharmacy.
Incontestable truth notes life as a hospital of incurables with no one leaving alive. A reflective quote attributed to Father Bernard Vaughan contrasts mortality and faith with a stark image of human frailty.
Advert says Foley's Orino Laxative treats indigestion dyspepsia heartburn bad breath sick headache torpid liver biliousness and constipation. Claims include sweetening the stomach improving breath and toning the digestive system with Lemmon's Pharmacy and Mecklinney Drug Co.
A mock dialogue about waking up with the scent of breakfast and leaving the kitchen door open references a domestic alarm clock. Foley's Kidney Remedy is advertised as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles, claimed to strengthen the kidneys and prevent Bright's Disease and Diabetes. Lemiman's Pharmacy and McWhinney Drug Co. distribute the medicine.
The eel possesses a unique bladder behind its upper fins that it fills with water to moisten its gills, allowing extended life out of water. This anatomical adaptation sustains its respiration and vitality longer than most fish.
A Wild Blizzard Ravine paragraph warns of grip danger and lists symptoms like stuffed nostrils chills and fever throat cough. It promotes Dr King’s New Discovery as a cure with a testimonial from A L Dunn and notes prices 6c and 1.00, guaranteed by Lemmon’s Pharmacy.
Call up Phone No. 589 Black to place bus line orders and have them promptly attended to by Frank Rogers. Please provide street and number for delivery.
A youth mocks a reproduction titled The Lao coon while a reverent friend guesses its name. The exchange plays on the phrase Wather and the Boys as a humorous misnaming.
Mrs W G Gibson of Lexington Kentucky reports her three year old daughter fell ill with a severe cold and bronchitis. After using Chamberlains Cough Remedy as directed the child recovered by October 23. The testimonial praises the remedy as the surest safest quickest cure for colds for both children and adults. For sale by D J Ross and Kemmon's pharmacy.
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