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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1910

Page

6

New Plan to Keep Cook Arrested Over Marriage

Mary Madaos, a cook from Wilkesbarre, now held at United Charities, says she was arrested by her mistress Mrs. Ida Winkelstein of Pittsburgh to force her to stay after she announced plans to resign and marry. Madaos accuses Winkelstein of threatening arrest and of fabricating a waist theft charge to frighten her into remaining.

Wilkesbarre Mary Madaos United Charities Ida Winkelstein Pittsburg Mary Winkelstein

Letter from Nellie Anderson Wallace to Washington

A Kansas correspondence from Mrs. Nellie Anderson Wallace of Stafford notes she and Mrs. Knox are well and enjoying Kansas life. She calls Stafford a busy town, mentions severe cold with 6 below zero, and reports the active W C T U with over seventy members. She plans to join, mentions Rev Turner and family relocating from Crawfordsville, and that two of the boys will farm.

Nellie Anderson Wallace Stafford Kansas Washington Knox

Woman Indicates She Will Seek Work With WCTU

A fragment notes the woman plans to join the Womans Christian Temperance Union, suggesting a future role in temperance activism. The brief excerpt hints at a commitment rather than detailing actions or dates.

Fallen The Womans Christian Temperance Union

Patent grants issued to Iowa inventors this week

Washington patent attorneys Davis and Davis report patents granted to Iowa citizens. Names include Altmyer Central City for a fence post, Bailey Clarinda for a cream separator liner, Baird Deep River for a veterinary impregnating instrument, Boyd Stuart Louisa for sewing machine attachment, Edens Davenport for washing machine operating mechanism, Gould Des Moines for railway chair, Hallander Ottumwa for core making apparatus, Hunt Eagle Grove for a commutator-trying machine, Kruse George loading machine, Reichert Des Moines car door seal, Schroeder Creston slip holder, Seevers Oskaloosa steam boiler furnace, Webster and Reding Cedar Rapids saw.

Washington D. C Messrs. Davis & Davis John W. Altmyer Central City Sedgerly R Des Moines Joan A. Hallander Ottumwa Osman .E. Hunt Eagle Grove George Kruse George Walter Reichert Cardoor

Observation on men's habit of seeing

A pithy note on human observation urges men to notice small details such as the number of buttons on their wives waistcoats. It frames attentiveness as a practical virtue in daily life.

Next Week's Dope Uncle Sam Must Pay

A rundown of upcoming events in Washington and across the nation for the coming week includes trials in Harrisburg, national conferences in Washington and Indianapolis, and several industry meetings. Government cash on delivery policies for transportation fares are to be clarified to speed settlements and reduce delays.

New York Joseph M. Huston Pennsylvania Harrisburg Washington National Civic Federation

Uncle Sam must pay cash in advance for troop transport

Washington reports that the Southwestern Passenger Association, effective today, requires the government to pay cash in advance for troop transport on regional railroads or lose special benefits or reduced rates. Western lines joined January 1, restricting bids where land grant reductions apply and barring excursion, round trip or one way first and second class limited fares from use or recognition.

Washington Southwestern Passenger Association Uncle Sam Western Passenger Association

Dividend Payments Disbursed Today in New York

Among today’s dividend disbursements are Denver & Rio Grande preferred at 2 percent semi annual, St Louis Southwestern preferred at 2.50 dollars per share semi annual, and International Paper Company preferred at half a percent on a semi annual basis.

New York Denver & Rio Grande St. Louis Southwestern International Paper Company

National League of America Banquet in Congress Hotel

In Chicago on January 15 the annual banquet and reception of the National League of America will be held in the Gold Room at the Congress Hotel. After-dinner speakers include Gifford Pinchot on Conservation of Natural Resources, John Bat Osborne on Promotion of American Foreign Commerce, and Neal Brown of Wisconsin on The Building of a Western Empire.

United Mine Workers of America Indianapolis Rock Island Railway Lehigh Valley Railroad House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce Grain and Stock Growers of the Northwest Fargo N. C Missouri Pacific Road St. Louis Association of Life Insurance Washington Taft Hughes Booker Washington Tuskegee Institute Ala Chicago National League of America Congress Hotel Gifford Pinchot United States Forest Service Conservation of Natural Resources John Bat Osborne Bureau of Trade Relations Department of State Neal Brown Wisconsin

Reforms curb French judges in criminal procedure

Paris reforms limit judge power in criminal cases as minister of justice Barthou leads commission. Examinations by presiding judges will be replaced by a summary by the public prosecutor, with the accused allowed a brief response. Judges will prevent statements from turning into discussion.

Paris Dbarthou Steinhell

Pan American Railway Co plans 1400 mile Central America route

Washington reports preliminary work to start today on a 1400 mile Pan American Railway from the Mexican terminus toward Panama via Central America. J M Neeland leads the Pan American venture with a $50 million capitalization to take over Neeland concessions across five Central American states. New York notes a Laymen's Missionary movement kickoff dinner at Astor Hotel and a week of rallies, aiming to raise about $30 million for global evangelization run by lay members.

Washington Pan American Ambassador Thompson Guatemala Panama Canal Pan American Railway Co Central America J. M. Neeland Neeland New York Hotel Astor Hippodrome Chicago

Plan to expand subsidiaries spans seven years at 75 million

A new expansion plan covering heavy subsidiaries outlines a seven year timeline with an estimated cost of 75 million dollars. The proposal signals substantial growth and long term investment by the company.

Pneumonia Follows a Cold Warns of Untreated Colds

An old ad highlights pneumonia risk after a cold and promotes Foley's Honey and Yar as a cough stopper lung healer and cold expeller from Lemimon's Pharmacy Me Elhinney Drug Co urging early use at first sign of illness.

Foley Lemimon Elhinney Drug Co

Ivory as a Rising Investment and Price Doubling

The article notes ivory as a good investment with prices doubling every few years, highlighting its value growth and appeal to buyers seeking long term gains.

Ivory

Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Promotion

This long standing remedy by Chamberlain claims quick cures for colic cholera and diarrhoea. It has a wide reputation from years of use and is sold by BD J Ross and Common's pharmacy.

World's Dispensary Medical Association KR. V. Pierce Pres Butlulo N.Y Chamberlain BD. J. Ross 4Eommon

Seeking Knowledge in Rainy Day Question

A child Lola asks her mother a mythic question about God squeezing juice from clouds during a day of rain, presented in a Chicago News style. The vignette captures a whimsical, philosophical moment reflecting on weather and belief.

Lola Chicago News

Foley’s Orino Laxative advertised for indigestion relief

An old ad promotes Foley's Orino Laxative as a natural remedy for indigestion dyspepsia heartburn bad breath sick headache torpid liver biliousness and habitual constipation. It claims to sweeten the stomach breath and tone the entire alimentary system with Leimmon's pharmacy and McElhinney Drug Co. named.

Foley Leimmon's Pharmacy McElhinney Drug Co

Like Flint and Steel Alloy Sparks Fire

The text describes an iron thorium alloy that, when lightly struck like a flint, emits bright sparks capable of igniting shavings. It notes the striking action and the ignition effect, highlighting the material’s pyrotechnic property.

Foley's Kidney Remedy Promises Cure for Kidney Troubles

The advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Remedy can cure kidney and bladder ailments not beyond medical reach. It states the medicine invigorates the system and strengthens kidneys to purify blood, and urges immediate use to avoid Bright's Disease and Diabetes, with Lemmon's Pharmacy and Melhinnery Drug Co. as distributors.

Foley Bright Lemmon’s Pharmacy Melhinney Drug Co

His Little Fad Fishbone Remedy Joke

A humorous exchange notes a man carries a raw egg everywhere claiming it cures fishbone in the throat. The other quips it would be easier to stop eating fish than rely on that remedy.

Grim Blizzard Threat Warns Of Grip And Cold Risk

A Wild Blizzard Raving brings danger to thousands with cold and grip symptoms. Warning signs include stuffed nostrils sore nose chills fever headaches and a gripping throat cough. King's New Discovery claims to cure grip and related lung issues with one bottle. It is sold by Lemmon's Pharmacy for 50 cents or 1.00.

Br. King A. L. Dunn Pine Valley Miss J. Ld. Lemmon Lemmon

Good Rute to Follow by Max Muller

A line from Max Muller to John Hellows stresses starting tasks carefully to prevent greater trouble later. The letter favors thorough early effort and prudent preparation as a way to avoid future difficulties.

Max. Muller John Hellows

Cured of Severe Bronchitis by Chamberlains Cough Remedy

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 28. Gibson endorses the remedy as the surest safest quickest cure for colds in children and adults available from D J Ross and Lemmons pharmacy.

W. G. Gibson Lexington Chamberlain D. J. Ross and Lemmon

Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days by Pazo Ointment

Guaranteed to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days or money refunded. Price 60 cents.

Also Mentioned on This Page

STECK Patent Report Wm. H. Schroeder Creston Thomas Seevers Oskaloosa Harry L. Webster J. G. Reding Cedar Rapids Sam Samuel W. Williams Virginia National Conference of Governors of States American Protective Tariff League Newfoundland Nelson W. Aldrich Indian Manufacturers’ Association National Wholesale Dry Goods Association United States Golf Association Pinchot Canal Zone Welsbach Junior Light Welsbach Company Welsbach Philadelphia Iowa Gas and Electric
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