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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1920

Page

5

Tanlac credited for recovery by Cedar Rapids woman

Mrs Mary Floyd of Cedar Rapids Iowa recounts illness from influenza and pneumonia that left her weak and nervous. She credits Tanlac with restoring vitality after seven bottles and says she now sleeps well and can work all day. Advert mentions stores Sherman Bros Crawfordsville Samuel J Stites G W Cash M J Wilkinson C L Rogers A E B Sands.

Tanlac Mary Floyd Cedar Rapids Iowa Washington Sherman Bros Crawfordsville Samuel J. Stites Brighton G. W. Cash Riverside M. J. Wilkinson Kalona C. L. Rogers Ainsworth A. E B. Sands

Clum files libel suit against James Pierce in Des Moines

Des Moines Jan 23 James Pierce of the Iowa Homestead was served by Woodworth Clum of Davenport with a notice to retract libelous statements. Clum accuses the Homestead of alleging he misused $20 000 in state funds and of calling him nearsighted. The paper also alleged M V Morey was assaulted by Clum, which he calls false.

Des Moines James Pierce Iowa Homestead Woodworth Clum Davenport Greater Iowa Association Pierce Clum Asa Iowa Commission Morey

Shore Leave Granted After Rainy Camp Siege

After three weeks of continual rain a camp on the Mexican border dug a ditch to drain water. When the downpour ended a soldier asked for leave to visit a nearby town and the captain granted shore leave for the day.

Don’t Ask Personal Questions About Intimacy

The passage urges respecting friends privacy and reserves. It warns against assuming intimacy to probe personal matters. It emphasizes mutual respect and the need to honor boundaries in conversations and relationships.

Notice of Administration in Washington County Iowa

The District Court of Washington County Iowas has set a hearing for March 5 1920 on the petition of Lewis Vorel and William Vorel for letters of administration on the estate of Frank Vorel an absentee. The petition asks to determine heirs and their interests and to grant relief. Attorneys Weicher Livingston Eicher sign the notice with dates listed.

Distict Court Washington County Iowa Frank Vorel Lewis Vorel William Vorel District Court Wellman Nebraska Imne Frances Vorel District Court of Washington Wash Ington County Weicher, Livingston & Eicher

Iowa New Yorkers Will Gather January Twenty Seventh

Iowa New Yorkers plan an annual gathering at the Hotel Commodore next Tuesday evening January 27. The Iowa Society of New York asks Washington county residents or others in New York and nearby states to send names and addresses to Mrs Clarence N Titterington for invitations. President Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University will speak on Americanism and American Problems and the event will follow with the first address.

Washington County New York Clarence N. Titterington

Hawkeye Dance Invitations Circulated in New York Area

Community invites all locals living in or near New York to attend the annual Hawkeye dance at the Commodore. Mrs. Titterington, formerly of Burlington and well known here, will extend invitations.

Commodore Burlington Tom Wernyor Eatonic Fatonic

Daily Thought: Times That Try Men's Souls

A concise reflection invoking Thomas Paine's famous line about the trials of the era. This card captures the spirit of resilience and moral challenge through a literary quotation.

Thomas Paine

Edwards Olive Tablets Advertised as Liver Tone Relief

An advertisement touts Edwards Olive Tablets as a substitute for calomel that gently arouses the liver without cramping or pain. The olive colored vegetable tonic claims to ease digestion, improve appetite, and clear undigested foods with a nightly dose of one or two tablets, priced 10 or 25 cents.

Dr. Edwards Lee Roe Edwards

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