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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1925

Page

7

A Man of Mystery in a Snowbound Estate

Incapacitated by wartime shock, Ren shaw agrees to live in the Campbell home as secretary to wealthy David Campbell. Renshaw suspects intrigue as Madame Hooesler Verity Campbell and butler Jenks shield secrets. A blue circle of light appears in his room and a suspicious chauffeur history unfolds amid a tense mansion drama.

Renshaw David Campbell Lelsure Stanley Campbell Verity Madame Hooesler Jenks Madame Kvoesser Madame Hooesier Mr. Atkine New York Henshaw Jenks Renshaw Hart Campbells Madame Huyoesler the Waldorf Calie Atkins Europe Monsieur Tawnover Miss Campbell Madame Hypesler Tenshaw Monsieur Renshaw Henry Rickett Madame Huyvesler Mies Tomoorrow Tawne Ker

Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound credited with avoiding operation

Mrs BE. Goulp of Los Angeles credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health after fatigue back pains and heart concerns and says she avoided an operation. She used the product for three months before and after childbirth and notes improvement and relaxation of medicine. The letter mentions Sanative Wash as well and cites many similar letters praising recovery after operations advised by doctors.

Los Angeles Cal Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham Worm BE. GouLp East Side Boulevard Lydia FE. Pinkham

Famous Forts in U S History

The article chronicles the founding of Fort Gibson in 1824 near Verdigris and its role in the southwest. Army figures like Col. Matthew Arbuckle Col. Auguste Chouteau Capt. Nathaniel Pryor and Gen Henry Leavenworth are noted along with visits by Washington Irving. It highlights its Civil War centrality and later shift in prominence to Fort Sill.

Oklahoma Matthew Arbuckle Fort Smith Ark Verdigris River Arkansas Kiamitia Red River Arbuckle Auguste P. Chouteau Verdigris Chouteau Nathaniel Pryor Fort Gibson George Gibson Grand River Washington Irving Prairies Fort Bson Henry Leavenworth First Dragoons Henry Dodge Stephen W. Kearney Edwin V. Sumner Philip St. George Cooke Jefferson Davis George Catlin

Hawarden Men Die By Own Action In Separate Incidents

Hausern, Jan. 20 Two Hawarden men fatally harmed themselves in separate incidents. John Kenner, 49, hanged himself on his farm, the third in his family to take the rope route. William Watterman, 55, recently married, shot himself in La Grange Missouri while visiting a sister.

Hawarden John Kenner William Watterman la Grange

Alleged plot to blow up ships at Bow Street hearing

Two men, W. T. O'Leary and J. D. McGough, appeared at Bow Street police court today charged under the Official Secrets Act with a plot to blow up British battleships and submarines.

London W. T. O'Leary J. D. McGough Bow Street

South Honors Military Leaders in Richmond Birthday Event

In Richmond Virginia yesterday January 19 21 two birthdays were honored with exercises at the Battle Abbey and a public mass meeting. The observance paid tribute to General Robert E Lee and Stonewall Jackson as the south’s two greatest military leaders.

Richmond South Robert E. Lee Stonewall Jackson Battle Abbey Lee Jackson

Letts Resignation Accepted by Executive Council

DES MOINES January 20 Governor Hammill announced the executive council accepted Judge F D Letts Davenport resignation The governor said an immediate appointment to fill the office was not likely but would be made before February 28 when Letts retires to join Congress

Des Moines Executive Council F. D. Letts Davenport Hammill

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