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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1904
Page
7
Lyle Nicola becomes assistant at Farmers & Merchants State Bank and is described as capable and likely to prove valuable. John Goode rents his farm near HKethe to George Gillett for one year, confirming a tenancy agreement.
Advertises Acklen's Arnica Salve promising quick relief from cuts wounds bruises burns and sore joints and feet. Claims to cure pain and piles with a 25 cent price featured at Stewart's Pharmacy.
Editor Harkless lingers over a village night listening to a soprano voice and memories of a long past summer. The tale follows his solitary mood, a near-madonna of yearning, and a mystery letter found in Fisbee's notes as the town quiets under a June moon.
A descriptive note recalls a pure street forming the south side of the square where the Palace hotel faced it. The road ran west to town limits then curved south for about a quarter mile before turning west again, with some distance remaining beyond.
A reflective line urges you to share cheer and avoid gloomy words. It suggests that keeping a positive tone can ease interactions and spread happiness to others.
The actor jokes that a cabbage thrown toward his nose came from an audience member whose head may be lost, as reported in the Boston Transcript.
The quote argues that those who only love themselves end up unloved. selfishness is described as moral death resulting from self-centered action.
The seat sale for Mahara's Big Operatic Minstrels at the Graham opens Tuesday morning at Carris drug store. A free parade is scheduled for noon Thursday January 28.
Attention farmers urged to relocate to the South to work outdoors year round. Advocates note velvet bean and cassava as cheap flesh and fat producers, reducing winter shelter costs. More profitable farming, fruit growing, and truck gardening are claimed along major southern routes. Contact G. A. Park, General Immigration and Industrial Agent, Louisville Nashville Railroad, Louisville, KY.
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