Weather outlook fair tonight with colder conditions
Generally fair tonight and Wednesday with possible threats on the east portion tonight. Cold temperatures follow with a cooler trend likely across the region.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1903
Page
3
Generally fair tonight and Wednesday with possible threats on the east portion tonight. Cold temperatures follow with a cooler trend likely across the region.
A compilation of social notes includes horse purchases by Mert Link Hall in Keota, visits by T. W. Rowan of Ainsworth and Ebner of the county seat, Mrs. A. E. Sands arriving from Ainsworth, and Mrs. S. B. Ragan improving after illness. Also listed are preaching by Rev. Burnside, church events, shop promotions at Slugh Teeter, and forthcoming weddings and absences, with real estate and business activity noted via local agencies.
A comrade testifies to W W Hastings long soldiering across Civil War campaigns. He fought at Saltillo Monterey Buena Vista and other major actions with the Sta Olio Vols and 28th Iowa. Temperance meetings are announced at the First United Presbyterian Church tonight and nightly thereafter.
The Newton Daily Herald New Years M page shows a full community portrait with Jarnell and Gardner highlighted. The report notes their entrance as up to date shoe store owners inviting Newton residents to inspect the new shop while praising the edition’s quality.
Maud Ballington Booth, noted American orator, will present Lights and Shadows of Prison Life at the Graham theater Monday evening January 26. She dedicates all proceeds to prison reform work and tickets are available from C. H. Wilson for this lecture or the remaining course.
A chronic disease treatment claims success without drugs and without pain with permanent cures. For details contact Mose Dewros at Hotel Stevenson. Phone 305. Consultation hours listed, with a free consultation offered.
Telegraph from Supt Albert M Jackson of Western Military Academy Upper Alton TL reports a main barrack building destroyed by fire. No injuries and school progress not interrupted. Mr B F Dixon’s son Bert attends the school.
A man challenges club members to name US currency denominations. He lists $1, $2, $5, $10, $20, $50, $100, $5000, $10,000 and more. Most are unfamiliar with bills beyond $100 and seldom see the $10,000 note, leaving the group abashed.
The text notes how Amazon region parrots acquire red and yellow feathering by feeding on fish fats, and Malay archipelago natives reportedly alter the talking lory into a king lory through a similar process.
The Washington Star quotes the artist claiming music elevates mood and ideals. The manager concedes music stimulates lofty salary aspirations. The note ends with a Thackeray quote about laughter exposing quacks.
Hon. A C Rankin of Chicago lectures at the First United Presbyterian Church on temperance power and the liquor trade. He cites Keeley on drunkenness as a disease harming body and soul, notes recruitment begins before age 21, and urges youth prevention during ongoing series through the close.
Mothers of croupy children favor Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for quick relief. Do not waste time on untried remedies. give as directed and symptoms will disappear. For sale by Stewart's Pharmacy, Cook & Sherman.
A congregational meeting is scheduled for Wednesday at 2 PM at the Second United Presbyterian Church. The sermon will be delivered by Rev. H. H Brownell from Keota.
A damaged field report describes tea root carvings from a Pasthlowed industry in FPuehan Stetety, noting two part pedestals and various animal and humanoid shapes. It highlights craftsmanship, preservation needs, and a scene at a hotel in Ciena, with masters shaping wood by chisel and gouge.
The article describes Japan’s waterfalls as common sights, the pilgrim culture around temple visits, teahouses, and banners marking welcomed hospitality. It notes pilgrims travel in bands from city to city, with banners displayed after favorable feasts, and mentions personal travel patterns and social behavior. It ends with an ad blurb for Champlain’s Cough Remedy sold at Stewart's Pharmacy.
M Clapper, W M, calls for a full attendance as A F and A M lodge conducts the first degree work this evening.
The advertisement claims longevity by keeping organs in healthy, regular action and destroying disease germs. Electric Bitters purify blood regulate stomach liver and kidneys and boost appetite and strength. Sold for 500 and guaranteed by Stewart druggist.
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