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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1907
Page
6
Campers at Chautauqua urged to notify Isaac McKenry or the grounds secretary with their tent preferences and whether they own tents. Deadline for information is July 25 and notices extend to owners to aid ordering.
In a seaside tale Phyllis loses her doll Flora Louise after a window accident. The doll is found later by the summer girl, re-dressed and placed on a bedstead with a note from the Winter Boy and Girl explaining the playful caper and the doll’s new name Gertrude.
In a coastal tale, Katharine and Lynn discover a forgotten dolly on a veranda roof. They rename her Gertrude and plan to reunite her with her owners Flora Louise and family, hoping to return her next winter if the couple returns.
A remote schoolboy Michael boasted the master feared him. After a flogging for misbehavior, he returned home enraged and asked his father about the promise of trouble. The father confirms and prepares to act, signaling a looming confrontation over the punishment.
White, a Pittsburg girl, trained two greyhounds from about two months old. She made blankets, joined them to form a harness, and created a miniature buggy. The dogs soon trotted together and became a swift, desirable driving pair under her care.
A teacher asks a student who wrote the fairy story just read, the reply hints it might be "one of pop's" contributing to a Boston Traveler phrasing about familiar, homegrown authors.
A quoted aphorism by Austin O'Malley on love and balance. It asserts true love requires mutual feeling, warns that one sided physical attraction lacks real love, and contrasts fiction with genuine partnership.
A public notice promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential at home for cramp colic and cholera morbus. It urges readers to keep a bottle in case doctors are unavailable and claims the medicine may save life. Sold by Cook and Sherman.
A fragmentary puzzle text describes a repetitive scene where A. Wood and C. Hood engage in playful meeting in a wood and hood. The rhythm centers on wooing and sighting each other, with recurring phrases about seeing in a hood and a wood.
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