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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1911
Page
8
An advertisement touts Bray Hala Hair Dye as a new cosmetic that darkens hair, promotes growth, and enhances appearance. It claims to use advanced ingredients refined by a chemist to improve dye performance and is offered through druggists and the Thimney Drug Co.
An old advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Linkmient and Lenwnen's Pharmacy with claims of preventing diseases from wild beasts and dust. It promises money back if not satisfied and urges readers to call Frank Rogers for orders and to provide street numbers.
Barber shops in the city will remain closed all day the dth and reopen Monday evening noting a temporary suspension of services.
A dubious remedy marketed by a generic supplier promises corrective healing and toning effects on kidneys and urinary passages. The item is labeled anti septic and lithic yet the language is unclear and unverified medical benefit.
A Lincoln girl states she suffered chronic constipation and stomach trouble before using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. She reports relief in three days and credits the medicine for her improved condition. The ad promotes Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy available at Lemmon's Pharmacy for travelers.
An article argues eczema is a skin disease not blood based on experiments. It advertises Meritor Kezema Remedy from Lennon's Pharmacy, promoted by the American Drug and Press Association, with claims of prompt action and permanent results.
Fragmentary text notes a section closure and a period of celebration in Sehuylaib county with religious or community undertones. Details are unreadable and entities are tentative.
Notice to property owners offering new lower rates on painting and decorating for a limited time. Also promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for relief from hay fever and summer colds with testimonials. Sales contact at 460 Black for South Ave B. Also lists Mr. Stewart’s address in Chicago and reference to a local supplier.
A large July meeting in Louisville brings together Kentucky bank examiners and Tennessee colleagues for a joint conference. State Controller Hey and others attend as the first statewide gathering of bank examiners to discuss regulatory matters and Fourth of July celebrations.
Delegations from the denomination arrive by a special train in Portland for the great annual convention to be held over the coming week. Officials estimate about 5000 visitors will attend and participate in welfare and artistic matters affecting the church.
In New Jersey the act abolishing certain grounds for employer liability and assuming risk in employee injuries will take effect tomorrow. The Public Service Corporation of Northern New Jersey, employing 10,000, along with other large firms, have announced their intent to abide by the act's terms.
Pittsfield marks its 150th year with a July celebration begun today and running through the Fourth. The program features historical pageants militia parade airship flights and oratorical contests with speakers including John D. Long of Williams College and other notable figures. A memorial marker for Colonel Easton will be unveiled.
State of Ohio affidavit from Frank J Cheney senior partner of F J Cheney & Co Toledo promises one hundred dollars for each catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason dates oath December 6 1888. Advertisement notes internal remedy effects and mail order to BF Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Also claims sale by all druggists and self help Pills for constipation.
The association will hold its convention here during the week beginning tomorrow. Thousands of Americans who have come to Alberta from the United States will also celebrate tomorrow.
Hundreds of Spanish War Veterans who survived the war with Spain march into Janesville Wisconsin for the annual reunion of the Wisconsin department United Spanish War Veterans. A large military celebration is planned for tomorrow with veterans and dignitaries in attendance.
A large fleet of speed boats gathers on the Mississippi at Dubuque Iowa for trial runs ahead of the Mississippi Valley Power Hour association meet. Prizes total 5000 dollars with many new craft entering the competition amid moving picture coverage for nationwide exhibition.
Baltimore on July 4 will feature Melody as the Safe and Sane Fourth of July Association presents a daylong program. Hundreds of vocalists and bands donated services. Maryland My Maryland and The Star Spangled Banner will be sung. Citizens will be invited to join in choruses as a military parade and assorted sports take place.
One hundred thousand voices will join in Denver Colorado tomorrow to sing My Country, Tis of Thee in a citywide street pageant. A tolling bell will pause the parade and crowds will sing along as free copies of the anthem are handed out to ensure participation.
Rear Admiral Watt Capps and Cone will represent the United States at the Jubilee meeting of the British Institute of Naval Architects opening in London. American officers will study foreign shipbuilding with focus on reciprocating and turbine engines. England uses turbine engines while the US Navy favors reciprocating engines.
In San Antonio Texas tonight and tomorrow evening a dozen bands from the maneuvre division of the United States Army will compete for a $1000 prize. More than 400 musicians will perform in the big concert at the Alamo City venues.
A state wide action in North Carolina tightens rules on near beer sales and club operations. Officials cite enforcement of dry laws and profiling of businesses as aims of the new measures. The move targets saloons and related establishments statewide.
Iowa enacts a new rule requiring registration of all automobiles and motor vehicles. About 6 000 vehicles are currently in use in the state as the law takes effect tomorrow.
Hundreds of Arkansas citizens gather for the Arkansas Land and Immigration Congress in Little Rock to showcase state products in the Auditorium and promote the belief that Arkansas has “the goods” for settlers. The event aims to attract thousands of new settlers to the state.
Advertisers tout a new toilet powder dissolvable in water marketed as a versatile antiseptic and cleaner. It claims teeth whitening tartar removal breath purification and disinfection, with uses from mouth care to skin and eye comfort. Available in 23 and 50 cent boxes from The Paxton Toilet Co. Bouron Mass. Sample offered.
Alberta’s Provincial Exhibition attracts visitors to Calgary. The Alberta Kennel Club will open its seventh annual dog show tomorrow with hundreds of canines entered in more than ninety classes. The event highlights regular fair features and showcases regional interest.
Seattle officials enforce a city ordinance prohibiting guns revolvers or toy pistols or the discharge of any explosive firecrackers under one quarter inch in length and diameter. The measure aims to save lives eyes fingers and protect the juvenile population ahead of Fourth tomorrow.
City declares a prohibition on toy pistols cannons crackers and other dangerous devices for the Independence Day celebration in Kentetropolis. Officials cite safety concerns and announce enforcement to prevent accidents during the holiday.
President Taft will visit Indiana on July 3 4 to address the Indiana Bankers Association at Moon. He will attend a Fourth of July celebration with a parade and a tireworks display. Spectators will see locomotives and other scenes at the fairgrounds before the Marton club event.
A week long event begins with a "sane Fourth" program. A pageant tracing Northwest history from discovery to statehood will be staged, likened to Hudson Fulton and Founders celebrations. Visitors from several states expected.
Albany marks 225th city incorporation and Independence Day with a double celebration to be held tomorrow in Albany New York. Local officials plan ceremonies and public events combining the historic anniversary with national holiday observances.
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