The Regulator Coach Delivers Slow Travel Quip
A traveler asks the guard the coach name and learns it is The Regulator. He jokes that the name suits since all other coaches pass it by, implying its notably slow pace in old coaching times.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1913
Page
5
Pop a Great Catch and Croup Warnings Ad
Dialogue features Willie and Mr. Koyne with a quip about baseball and a health tip advising use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for hoarseness in children. Advertisement notes Lemmon's Pharmacy selling the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Mr. Koyne
Pop
Chamberlain
Lemmon's Pharmacy
Advt
Amundsen Plans Arctic Drift With Fram and Wireless
Roald Amundsen arrived in the United States and outlined a six year Arctic voyage costing about 200000 dollars. He would sail from San Francisco in August 1914, drift north of the continent, and seek a Pacific to Atlantic transit via the northern passage aboard the Fram with wireless gear for science and emergency contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roald Amundsen
South Pole
United States
Arctic
San Francisco
Pacific
Atlantic
Fram
Amundsen
Buenos Aires
Panama Canal
Strait of Magellan
Shackleton
Norway
North
Nourway
Point Barrow
Siberia
Pram
New York
Heart Vibrations Shown to Doctors Miles Away
A new electrocardiograph advancement lets doctors in distant cities view live heart activity. Johns Hopkins hosts a relay room that broadcasts beat charts and shadow pictures to Washington University, Rockefeller Institute, and others, enabling nationwide monitoring within minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johns Hopkins Hospital
George S. Bond
Washington University
Rockefeller Institute
Philadelphia
New York
Niles
Queen Anne Bell Found at Trinity Church Newport
The rector Rev Stan ley C Slughes reports a copper and silver bell dated 1702 found under a stage at Trinity church Newport R I. The bell shows the broad arrow mark proving royal gift to American churches and predating the Liberty Bell. The item joins an earlier Queen Anne bell later repurposed for the Trinity clock bell. A mahogany chair from the old altar was recovered and given to Kay chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Newport
R. L
Trinity
Stanley C. Slughes
America
Queen Anne
Trinity Belfry
Edward M. Neill
Henry Morgan Stone
George E. Vernon & Co
William Vernon
Kay Chapel
Panic Over Kiev Jews Expulsion Triggers Market Worries
A government edict expelling the remaining Jews from Kiev by year end causes commercial panic. Four hundred plus merchants and families face disruption as the Moscow Produce Exchange seeks finance minister relief to delay the move. The exodus risks triggering large debts and bad loans across Moscow Lodz banks and retzi trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukase
Kiev
Moscow Produce Exchange
Russia
Moscow
Lodz
German Empress Bars Aircraft From Palace Airspace
German empress asks that aeroplanes and Zeppelin airships be forbidden to pass over the royal palace. She says constant engine explosions have made her nervous and fears a aircraft might fall on the palace, prompting the prohibition request.
Prisoners Receive Sentences Today
Judge Silwold sentenced three indicted defendants this afternoon. Elsworth Anderson paid a $50 fine plus costs, and William Collet, also fined $50 with costs, must serve jail time until the fine is paid at $3.33 daily. Robert Kelly received six months in jail from December 7 for daytime larceny. the judge urged reflection and noted Kelly's appearance and prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silwold
Russell Brown
Charles Saling
Elsworth Anderson
William Collet
Anderson
Robert Kelly
Kelly
Ad seeks results through Journa Le genre listing
Classified want ad requests readers to contact the Journa for results of a search or sale. It invites inquiries and specifies a contact method.
Closing-out and horse sales in Iowa listings
A series of livestock and horse sales scheduled in Iowa counties including Wellman Kalona Washington and West Chester. Notable entries include Moody George Dave Yoder Tom O Flaherty Willets Wilson Everette Huber Fred Bartholomew and Brooks & Wright with 40 to 50 head of horses mules cattle and machinery, dates January 31 through February 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Moody George
Washington
Brooks & Wright
E. C. Brumback
West Chester
Dayton Brothers
Dave Yoder
Kalona
Tom O'Flaherty
Willets & Wilson
Everette Huber
Fred Bartholomew
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Ben Greets
John McCall
Crawfordsville
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A. J. Johnson
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Dougherty Bros
J. B. McCleary
Mestta
Colo
Mr. McCleary
J. H. McCleary
Col
D. J. Palmer
Des Moines
J. G. Henderson
Ben Greet Company
Mveryman
Mcihinney’s
Ira Bowman
Frank Sherbeck
A. N. McElwain
Ainsworth
Harvey
Town City
Frank Taylor
Maude Murphy
Ben Greet
G. W. Wallace
Anna Riley
Paola
Kansas
Ray Stewart
LeRoy
Wallace
Roy Stewart
Geo. W. Stewart
Eva Benson
Tom Smylie
Ben
Rose Ambrose
Winchester
Ile
C. A. McWilliams
Farnee Bridger
Richland
City
James Rowan Matson
Clyde Matson
Matson
Kirkwood
Garnett
John McIntyre
J. G. Latta
Mr. McIntyre
Mr. Latta
H. Bell Carriage Shop
L. Kk. Schilling
Luella Shaw, M. D
J. A. Harwood & Son
Washington County
Miller & Hart
West Side Square
Polar Explorer
Frain
North Pole
Alaska
Greenland
Australia
Antarctic Circle
Great Ice Barrier
Pole
Kaiserin Bars Aircraft
Journa
Enre
Charles Brown
Mason Transfer & Storage
SalTone
Sai
Geo. W. Patterson
Bray's
Missouri
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
Iowa
the Evening Journal
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