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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1912

Page

8

Visit of Katsura Interests London and Paris Fashion Talk

London shows keen interest in Prince Katsura’s European tour amid Russo Japanese tensions over the Chinese loan. Commentary suggests Japan seeks options beyond the Anglo Japanese alliance, while Home Rule and manhood suffrage debates stir political tempers. In Paris a sill y season trend sees women strolling with contrasting color dogs to complement black and white outfits.

Russia Japan England Prince Katsura Europe Tokio London Great Britain Katsura St. Petersburg Paris

Patriotism as a political imperative and warning

An essay argues patriotism is used as a tool to mobilize recruits and influence voters. It notes varying national brands from Lexington through Dewey and Japan, and criticizes shallow patriotism that ends at parades and slogans while urging red-blooded, election day accountability in government.

Bradfield Lexington England Abe Lincoln Spain Cuba Admiral Dewey Japan United States Senate America General Assembly

Hark Horak Dead Inquest Held

Seventeen year old Frank Horak died after a bullet wound to the brain suffered in a Richmond area barn. An inquest found death from a bullet wound inflicted by his own hand, probably accidental, with no one seen firing. The coroner, county attorney, sheriff, and a local jury heard witnesses including Horak’s family and Dr. Hammer.

Frank Horak Richmond Hiay Dewey McCarty J. T. Matthews Charles A. Lintz A. R. Miller Roy Gerot Charles Horak Joseph Kos Dr. Hammer Kalona Witneses Horak Kos

Homecrowd Welcomes Dorothy After Full Return Crying

Dorothy felt homesick at her first party and cried until the hostess suggested leaving. She answered the door later and explained she had enjoyed a nice time and forgot to say so. The scene captures a shy guest’s awkward but happy miscommunication.

Dorothy Browning

Jammed log flood blocks Miramichi River near Chatham

Logs valued at $600000 jam the Miramichi River near Chatham and create an unusual sight for the area in twenty years. Authorities plan to use dynamite to break the jam.

Miramichi Chathal

Boy Bank Robber Is Shot After Rampage

Mount Pleasant Iowa reports an 11 year old, Charles Clark, robbed the Rome Savings Bank in Rome, shot cashier F W Hileman, fled by carriage, was killed in a running clash with a posse five miles from the scene. About $900 recovered. Clark's grandfather confirms identity.

Mount Pleasant Iowa Rome Charles Clark F. W. Hileman Rome Savings Bank Hileman Young Clark Gee Henry County Maxwell Farm Salem Clark Cedar Creek Posse J. J. O'Loughlin William Basham Burlington Hayeslemming

Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised By Women

Letters from Elliston Virginia and Trenton Missouri praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief of female troubles. Mrs Rupert Enship credits ten months of illness and bed confinement to prior condition and now reports restored health. Mrs W T Parnell from Trenton says she was helpless with inflammation and pain, but now can work and urges publication to help others.

Mrs. Blankenship Lydia E. Pinkham Elliston Rupert Blankenship Montgomery Co Trenton W.T. Parnell 10Th St Trenton, Mo

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