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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1913
Page
3
General Haverill returns to meet Edith and Jenny as Cap tain Heartsense’s family gathers. The general pledges forgiveness for his late son and looks forward to his grandson learning how his father died as a hero.
General Buckthorn hosts Edith Haverill and Mrs. Haverill as Captain Heartsease Ed its the notebook of Lieutenant Bedloe to reveal a web of loyalties. Family wounds heal as Constance Haverill and John Haverill reconcile over shared pasts and a newborn hope for peace and reunion.
W P Broyles freed himself from kidney and bladder troubles after fifteen years with Foley Kidney Pills. He states the remedy cured a severe backache and painful bladder irregularities and endorses it for others.
Glenwood January 29 Miss Inez Stranathan county clerk retired from the courthouse with a marriage license made favorable to herself and Carl T. Morgan a prosperous farmer south of the city The move kept the approaching wedding a surprise due to her trusted position with newspapers and county officials
London reports show 22 suffragettes jailed after volleys of stones and clashes with police in Trafalgar Square and government buildings. Leaders Sylvia Pankhurst and Mrs Drummond arrested. Home Office attackers also taken into custody. Separate incidents in Dublin and New York headline militant tactics and arrests amid voting rights battles. Adjacent notes promote S S S tonics with dubious medical claims and a Swift Specific Co. appeal.
Eight hundred striking waiters and hotel workers were pelted by fellow workers who quit the strike. Windows shattered as the crowd dispersed after the attack from an elevated rail station. The assailants fled on a train, shouting that their families are starving and they need work and food.
A vintage ad promotes Booths MYOMEL and HYOMEL inhalers to treat nasal membrane infections. It urges five uses per day and a night vapor treatment, claiming natural eucalyptus antiseptics without harmful drugs. Reorders are available for 50 cents after the first bottle.
Rowland Buckstone longtime associate of E. H. Sothern in Shakespearean productions is ill in a St. Louis hospital. Doctors say recovery is doubtful as he is delirious and reciting lines believing he is in rehearsal. He appeared last week with the Sothern Marlowe company and fell ill Saturday night.
The Cairo Mississippi River gauge reads 48.9 with the river stalled. Cotton Belt railroad traffic to Birds Point Missouri and Malden Missouri cannot resume until the river declines.
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