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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1905
Page
3
An advertisement touts Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup as the best cough remedy with 25 and 50 cent price points sold by J. H. Stewart. The notice also reports Mrs Emma A Heiderman visiting Tren ton Missouri, and M Hardin attending the funeral of his niece Mrs Harry Hazlett in Ainsworth.
J. H. Stewart was a business visitor in Crawfordsville yesterday. Miss Maude Murphy of Crawfordsville spent the day with friends in the city. Miss Mary Davis returned home near Crawfordsville yesterday after visiting her brother T. Q. Tomorrow evening's service will close the work of Rev. Roy D. Echlin as pastor of the Baptist church of this city.
Local items note Mrs Ella Proudtit in Havre and visits by Clarence Evans and wife, Raymond Pratt in Harper, and J P Schowalter consulting an oculist. The paper urges patriotism with carnations, reports travels of Dell Duncan and Rev L D Young, and describes Dr Clyde Terry leading a Luzon vaccination expedition with U S authorities stamping out smallpox.
Nellie Meeks led off the Senior rhetoric series with Mark Twain’s toast on New England Weather. The week also notes a girls basketball victory at Fairfield and upcoming Muscatine High School clash, plus student activities, games, and classroom reports from Morgan Park Academy to local high school events.
The Ladies Missionary Society Pleasant Plain auxiliary will meet with Mrs. Tom Berdo on Wednesday February 1st.
Harriet Howard of New York recalls years of skin trouble until Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured it. The salve is advertised as a quick healer for cuts burns and bruises available at 25 cents at J. H. Stewart's drug store.
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