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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1904
Page
2
A weather note warns that the twenty fourth to twenty seventh will be a bad month with generally fair and colder weather as it ends. In western areas warmer reaction will begin and the barometer fall in anticipation of storms expected in the first three days of March.
Rev Hicks warns of severe winter storms and blizzards with a sequence of storm periods through February. Mercury and moon positions shape the timeline from January end to mid February, plus a major Iowa picnic planned for February 22 at East Lake Park Los Angeles with C N Parsons as secretary inviting many Iowa residents and friends to attend.
Mrs. W. H. Layha of 100 Agnes Ave Kansas City Missouri suffered years of hoarseness and a troublesome cough. After taking Chamberlains cough remedy as directed she reports noticeable improvement after one day and complete recovery after two weeks. Stewart's Pharmacy Cook and Sherman sell the remedy.
Call up phone number 1 at the Hotel Colenso and leave orders for prompt service by Frank Rogers.
Miss Emilie Woodward, in her third season with the company, delivers a flawless country slop portrayal in Old Arkansaw. Her stage makeup and performance draw nightly roars of laughter and frequent encores, establishing her among the nation’s top character actresses.
R H Clyde, a resident tuner, offers piano tuning service two blocks north of the M E Church.
The government thermometer fell to twenty below zero last night, marking the coldest point of the winter season. Remaining frigid conditions are expected to continue as the region endures a deep cold spell.
Master Marion Fulton from Ft. Scott Kansas arrived on No. 12 this morning to live with his aunt Mrs. John Crawford and attend public schools. Harry Ditmar of Brighton was a city visitor yesterday.
Fred Reid has moved his laundry business to the room just south of Dixon's office with T. B. Vogt. The new location enables direct contact by telephone at 500.
Mrs T V Williams of Laingsburg Michigan says distress in her stomach sour stomach and vomiting spells were cured by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. The tablets are guaranteed to cure every case of stomach trouble of this character and are sold by Stewart's Pharmacy Cook and Sherman.
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