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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1909

Page

8

Senate Debates Increase in Federal Judges Salaries

The January Senate session features lively discussion on raising federal judges pay with Democrats urging higher salaries while Republicans offer limited participation. Congress nears adjournment as debates heat up amid sweeping amendments to supply bills and talk of travel expense changes for future presidents.

Senate Congress Charles W. Arthur Washington Beveridge Indiana Rayner Maryland Bailey Tillman McLaurin House

Veterinary Remedies For Worms And Farm Ailments

A historic veterinary column lists remedies for horses sheep and cattle. It advises daily acea nut powder for ten days then a physic ball, adjustments for poor hoof growth with bran mash and cantharides lard rub, and cautions on dry hooves. It covers lice control with coal ashes in animals and tar and whale oil for mange in cattle. It also notes early pig tusk removal to prevent fighting.

Hoard Endorses New Dairy Stall Design For Cows

The former Wisconsin governor cites the Hoard stall as superior for dairy cattle. It features a three and a half foot wide stall, a small rear gutter optional for some cows, a front crossbar to keep bedding clean, and a movable manger arrangement with a shallow gutter and rear floor space.

Hoard Wisconsin

Care for Injured Udder Wounds and Remedies

Guidance on treating cow udder injuries with hot water poultices and soothing ointments. For severe pain, belladonna or opium tinctures may be used. avoid extreme measures. Clean wounds are washed, edges trimmed, and larger gashes sewn after antiseptics.

Doings at Washington in tariff and church matters

Charles W Arthur reports Washington activities on the American Protective Tariff League opposing Carnegie and Schwab in tariff reform. He notes liberal treatment of Roman Catholic church claims in the islands and Cuba, and warns about the cost of maintaining the navy with looming ship reconstructions. Senator Flint’s inquiry to uncover government carriages uses looms.

American Protective Tariff League Carnegie and Schwab Island Charles W Arthur Washington Andrew Carnegie Charles M. Schwal House Ways and Means Washington League Friends of Carnegie United States Taft Philippines Rome Cuba Lodge Senator Foraker Porto Rico Representative Tawney House Appropriations Committee Ele Uncle Sam

Humor and Philosophy By Duncan M. Smith

A reflective poem on how circumstances govern plans and derail intentions. It contrasts deliberate planning with the unpredictable pull of fate, likening life to a ship tossed at sea and noting the futility of resisting its sway. The piece blends light humor with philosophical musing on control and inevitability.

There You Are Smoking a Cigar Again John Henry

A dialogue reveals concern over health as John Henry deflects past smoking instances. The exchange questions his smoking habits with admonitions about lifestyle choices and danger. The brief scene hints at tension around self control and health.

John Henry

Reporters Rebuff Vowed to Record the Scene

A lady agitator demands unburdening and asks if reporters are present. She presses for coverage while declaring there is no point in acting if not to be reported. The exchange centers on press presence and documentation.

Had the Evidence Twoaced Girl

A short dialogue reveals peers debating a girl described as twoaced. The speaker claims she appears different in the morning before she acts and at night when ready for a party, prompting disagreement about her character.

Accept Them Himself. A Magazine Purchase Hint

A brief dialogue shows a caricatured tip for getting stories accepted: the speaker quips that the path is simply to buy a magazine. The exchange hints at publishing industry gatekeeping with a sardonic twist.

Time is Money Says While Some Face Delays

A short quip notes that time cost matters for those who work on tasks and face delays. It contrasts urgency with casual remarks about efficiency and value.

Advertising Rates Spur Poem Print Slowdown

In a terse exchange a publisher notes high advertising costs and reduced poem printings. The dialogue questions whether fewer poems appeared due to pricing and market pressure.

Resolutive musings on social pretense and self insight

The passage reflects on real change on resolution day contrasted with ongoing treatment by friends. It critiques ignorance and manipulation, notes the paradox of wanting to be good amid disagreeable peers, and ends with a remark on self-made misery and lack of reward.

Root calls for parcels post and state input in federal affairs

Elihu Root, ex secretary of state and New York senator designate, told the state legislature that Congress is overburdened by tasks and urged a parcels post to fund rural delivery. He defended state control yet endorsed national unity, warned against direct senate elections and initiative measures, and cited Hudson river pollution as a case for cooperative state action.

Perkins Alaska Mount McKinley Mississippi Russell Missouri Congress St. Louis Cairo Hamilton Marshall Albany N. Y Elihu Root United States New York Thomas C. Platt Senate Assembly Alexander Hamilton John Marshall New Jersey Hudson River Union

Jumble Day at the Vienna and Local Movements

Local notes from Vienna describe Saturday as jumble day while residents and visitors travel in and out. Several arrivals and departures include Miss Merle Johnson from Keokuk, Miss Nena Wilson from Brighton, and Miss Emma McCall to Des Moines. Public notices mention auctions of household goods and an ad for Foley's Orino Laxative.

Emma McCall Des Moines McKee Adair, Ll J. W. Lemley Tom Stewart Ainsworth Cohn & Share Washington House Columbia N. E D. F. Macon Foley Lemmon

Chicago markets report grains and livestock prices

Winter wheat and spring wheat prices listed by sample with no. 2 red at about 1.084 dollars, corn and oats quoted by sample, and live stock at Chicago with hogs, cattle, and sheep receipts and price ranges. East Buffalo and Elgin dairy and butter pricing also noted with regional figures.

Chicago East Buffalo Live Stock East Buffalo N. Y Dunning & Stevens Live Stock Commission Elgin

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Judge Tait Judge Taft Roosevelt General Grant White House Mr.Roosevelt Ilis Veterinary Smith Family Senator Flint Senate Appropriations Committee Army By Duncan M. Smith Wwrart Root The Vienna W. M. Johnson Merle Johnson Keokuk Nena Wilson Brighton Dick Levers Harper D. D. Stephens D. J. Eichelberger Katherine Buxbaum Crawfordsville Iowa City Brown Leasman Linecoln Iil L. T. Leasman Rock Island Harvey Aborgas Cash Grain Market South Dakota Geo. Peck Veley & Company Lemmon’s Pharmacy Lemmen’s _ harmacy
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