City Bus Line Ad for Orders via Hotel Colenso
Call up phone number one to the hotel Colenso and leave orders. Frank Rogers will promptly attend to them.
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Colenso
Frank Rogers
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1903
Page
4
The Cookbook Tips and Old Fashioned Kitchen Advice
A grab bag of home cooking tips for boiling eggs without cracking, adjusting gravy salt with brown sugar, mellowing strong onions with a turnip, cooking limited oysters, and aging mincemeat. Includes peanut salad with olive oil and celery, and a brief jab at a governess dialogue.
Dr Fenner Kidney and Backache Cure Promoted
An advertisement extols Dr Fenner s Kidney and Backache Cure as a favorite prescription from a kidney specialist. It links kidney dysfunction to various ailments and urges readers to obtain the medicine and literature from Dr M M Fenner in Fredonia New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Fenner
Sudden Death of William Clyde Near Keota
William Clyde, 28, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Clyde, died Saturday afternoon from an internal hemorrhage after a 24 hour illness. He collapsed in a wagon while returning from unloading corn with his brother near the Scoteh settlement eight miles from Keota. Funeral held today at 11 from Seated Presbyterian Church, Rev. W. R. Crowler officiating. Interment Center Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Evening Journal
William Clyde
David Clyde
Here
Scoteh
Naeckb
Willie
Presbyterian
W. R. Crowler
Miss Alice Hites Dies in West Chester Iowa
Miss Alice Hites of West Chester Iowa died yesterday noon from hemorrhage of the brain. She suffered a broken limb two weeks earlier but death was not caused by the accident. Survived by her mother and three brothers Henry Moses and Harvey. Funeral at 10 a m Wednesday from West Chester Baptist church. Interment New Haven Cemetery five miles southwest of town. Raised doughnuts at Johnson bakery tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Iowa
Alice Hites
Hites
Julia Tmites
Pennsylvania
Henry
Moses
Goddard
Kan
Harvey
Washington
West Chester Baptist Church
New Haven Cemetery
Notice of Knights of Pythias Work Night
The local Knights of Pythias announce a work night tonight seeking full attendance. J. L. Breokhart is listed in command with C and C roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Breokhart
Crawfordsville man wins state corn premium at Ames show
J M Maxwell of Crawfordsville returned from Ames with first premium for best corn in the state after competing with over 100 samples. Edmund Morrison left for Des Moines to finish his law course and depart Marsh Bailey law office after 2 1/2 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Maxwell
Crawfordsville
Ames
Agricultural College
Edmund PD
Morrison
Des Moines
Marsh W. Bailey Law Office
Temperance Meetings Move to Methodist Church
Notice announces future Temperance Meetings will be at the Methodist church due to cold Armory conditions. Meetings will continue through Friday night. Urges everyone to spread the word about the change and to attend at L-30 tonight sharp.
Funeral for J W Thompson Held at Richmond Church
The funeral service for the late J W Thompson was conducted yesterday at Richmond Methodist church by Rev Filmore. Burial followed in Richmond cemetery with many floral tributes including a wheel of flowers symbolizing family history. Pallbearers listed as Fred Bartholomew Abe Smith Isaiah Oldfield D Byers Thos Schulty and TD Work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Thompson
Richmond Methodist Church
Mr. Filmore
Richmond Cemetery
Fred Bartholomew
Abe Smith
Isaiah Oldfield
4. D. Byers
Thos, Schulty
Work
Evangelist Mrs Wright Draws Crowd at A M BE Church
Services in the A M BE church drew strong attendance yesterday and will run through the week. Mrs Wright, an evangelist, is a powerful speaker and is stirring deep interest among church members and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. BE
Congregational Meeting and Local Notices
A congregational meeting is set for Wednesday at 2 PM at Second United Presbyterian Church with a sermon by Rev H H Brownell from Keota. Listings note two houses for sale nearby and inquiries to Lisle Morehouse. Also mentions Mr Harry Moore of Wellman in town on business and a funeral in Valley for Mrs John Jams. The twentieth century reading circle meets tomorrow evening with Mrs Letitia Palmer on West Washington. Dr Lemon hosts a small gathering tonight on East Washington with dinner at eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second United Presbyterian Church
H. H. Brownell
Keota
Twentieth Century Reading Circle
Letitia Palmer
West Washington Street
R. Dr. Lemon
East Washington Street
Dr King’s New Life Pills Cure Headaches
Mrs N A Webster of Winnie Va reports Dr King’s New Life Pills removed two years of sick headaches. Also claimed to cure constipation and biliousness. Available for 25 cents at Stewart’s drug store.
Lost and Found Notices and Classified Ads
Classifieds list a house and lot for sale by Feb 20 with partial payment. a Jewett typewriter offered at a bargain with a desk. a schoolgirl needed for after school work. inquiry for half interest in a grocery business in Washington. a lost watch with an amethyst set to be left at the Journal office. and all ads reference Journal office postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Journal Office
Amethyst
Plea For the Wooden Shoe Sabot Footwear Advocate
A Philadelphia physician advocates replacing leather shoes with wooden sabots to avoid diseases caused by tight leather footwear. He emphasizes sabots keep feet dry, prevent cramping, and cost about 30 cents a pair for his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Indians of British Columbia Hunt Deer by Coordinated Wind Strategy
A New York reporter describes how British Columbia Indigenous groups hunt deer with systematic windward flanking. Teams divide valley ends, sweep toward the center while imitating an owl, driving deer toward a kill zone for weeks of meat. The method reflects practical knowledge and minimizes effort, contrasting with fishing abundance in salmon rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Newfoundland
New York Tribune
Uncle Podunk Buys Socks in Cash Sale Exchange
In a playful exchange set in a town shop a shopper asks the price of socks. The saleswoman states twenty five cents a pair and the shopper glad hands the cash, remarking about the hurry and noise of the cash register.
Discovery of the galvanic battery credited to Galvini
The text notes Io credited with the electrical battery discovery, citing experiments prompted by a convulsive frog and wife’s observation. It states 1701 as the year the foundation of the galvanic battery was laid by Galvini.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galvini
Bolowna
Just My Luck Exchange Cited in Philly Press
In a brief noted exchange, Borem remarks on luck and availability while Miss Pepprey confirms a familiar tale. The Philadelphia Press records the banter as a light social moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borem
Miss Pepprey
Philadelphia Press
Facing the World and Creditors
A fragment shows a dialog where one person urges resilience despite an inability to marry, while the other responds that the burden lies with facing creditors rather than the world. The exchange highlights financial distress versus personal commitment.
Aphorisms and Reflections From Classical to Modern Thinkers
A compilation of brief maxims from Cicero Mazzini Guville Bovee Rochefoucauld Powell Amiel Longfellow and Penn. The quotes cover liberality labor learning memory judgment ambition justice and obedience, presenting concise observations on human conduct and ethics.
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Guville
Bovee
Rochefou
Powell
Amiel
Longfellow
Penn
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