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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1907
Page
6
A health note claims stomach trouble causes night restlessness and bodily ills. It promotes Cooper's New Discovery as a remedy with a regular diet and habits, citing Mrs Gee Weisel of Scranton, who reports improved appetite sleep and digestion after use.
The fifth U S president James Monroe was born in 1758 in Westmoreland county Virginia and died July 4 1831 in New York. He served bravely as an officer in the American army during the Revolution and as envoy to France in 1808 to negotiate the Louisiana Purchase. Monroe presided from 1817 to 1825 and shaped the Monroe doctrine with Secretary of State John Quincy Adams.
A devotional study on Exodus and numbers describes Israel’s murmuring for water and Moses striking the rock to provide water. The author links the rock to Christ, discusses divine provision, and emphasizes redemption through Jesus and living by the law written on stone.
John I Walsh of Evansville Indiana blind and unable to see smoke quit smoking after years as a heavy smoker. He said smoking was his greatest pleasure before losing sight and diminished as he could no longer glimpse the smoke curling from a cigar or pipe, prompting his decision.
The Washington weather forecast reports fair weather in Iowa for today and the outlook is warmer tonight with cooler readings in the western portion on Saturday.
Local brief lists dining specials at the Vienna and Hays with Miss Bessie Arthaud traveling to Burlington yesterday morning. Jerry Eckerman, from Havre, visited the city last evening for business. Mrs. Alva Sands of Ainsworth spent yesterday visiting relatives in town.
Betsey Ross Cream and chocolate pies and all varieties are advertised at Johnson's for Saturday. W. L. Dusenberry arrived yesterday from Keota and made a brief city visit. James Marsh departed for Knoxville Illinois for business matters. Lawrence Wilson left for Keota for a short visit with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Smith also left for Keota for a brief visit with relatives and friends.
Howard Benn recovers well after an operation in Iowa City on Tuesday. Fat Woods returns home to Ainsworth after a city visit for business. Mrs. Joseph Wolfe and her mother Mrs. Pool travel to Keota for a few days with friends. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Woolm journey to Havre for a short visit with friends. Doctor Black, visiting relatives in Wyman, returns to Keota. M. D. Munshower goes home to Winfield after a brief visit with Alvin Allen. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hughes visit Fairfield to see their son R. L. Hughes. Mrs. Scott Craig and daughters depart for Brighton for an extended visit before returning to Kansas City.
Miss May Cocklin travels to Wyman to visit Miss Frankie Porter and attend Winfield barbecue. A. P. Acheson arrives from Ainsworth then departs for Verdi to visit daughter Mrs Clegg. Mrs Frank Wells leaves Fairfield home of her parents Mr and Mrs Len Smouse for home at Fairfield.
Plenty of Wheat McCall Brothers Mrs Chas McCreedy return home from a brief visit with her parents Mr and Mrs H Benn. Mrs Schuyler Livingston and Louise arrive home from Racine Wisconsin after a week away. Merle McConahey arrives from Fon Du Lac for a two week visit. Mrs Will Harvey travels to New York Albany Jamestown for a trip. A fine line of cookies at the Vienna.
Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup cleanses and stimulates the bowels without irritation. Kidney health tip: Foley’s Kidney Cure helps with summer kidney irregularities from heat or excess drinking. Sold by all druggists.
Ex cursion price set at four dollars for a round trip to Minneapolis St Paul leaving Saturday July 20. Passengers urged to consult the local agent for details and booking.
Arrangements are made for the Big Baghdad musical comedy to play three days and nights starting Monday July 15. A portable 2,500-seat theater will house the production with world famed prima donnas and a large cast. Prices range from 25 to 50 cents, and tickets go on sale Monday at Lemmon's pharmacy.
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