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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1910
Page
7
In a Chicago Record-Herald snippet, George admits to envying a man named Robinson he met at the Athletic club who seeks support for a club office and may be single. The conversation reveals suspicion, marriage status, and a request to attend lunch, ending with a tense exchange and a purchase approved for a leg horn hat.
Geologists have debated the falls age from about 55 000 years to 9000 years. Early work tied the formation to Lake Superior region land changes. Over time estimates shifted with Lyell and other scientists revising the figure lower or higher.
Mt. Pleasant July 18. Paul Porter sixteen year old missing boy was found in Omaha Friday night. A card to his father Asbury Porter explained his whereabouts and said he planned to enlist in Lincoln. His exact location since leaving home is unknown. His parents travel by train to Omaha to bring him home.
LOCAM NBs report this week includes sales on Indian clothes hampers and a one-third discount at The Pair. Several notices mention residents traveling, transfers of property, and community updates across Havre and nearby towns.
In a tight vote representing about one third of the city’s eligible voters the Des Moines plan carried Friday. All but one ward supported it and the overall tally was 795 to 347 in favor.
In Monroe on July 18, voters rejected a measure to establish a free public library by 96 to 29 and another proposal to purchase a double tank chemical engine by 65 to 51. The town currently lacks fire protection.
In Marshalltown three dairymen Jackson Fanton and Hinecker were arrested after milk samples failed to reach 3 per cent butter fat. Dr. O O Thompson filed complaints and they pleaded guilty, each fined 25 dollars plus costs. Local milk inspector J A Turner reported 2 4 per cent from two dairies and 1 4 per cent from Fanton.
Mrs John McCall extends an invitation to all members of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church to gather at her South Marion avenue home on Tuesday at 2 30 p m. The meeting includes Mrs N E Lease who works with United Presbyterian aid for mountain whites in Tennessee and will share details of the mission work.
The Navajo Club will picnic in Sun Set Park Wednesday afternoon. Members should bring well filled baskets.
Local bus line records request for delivery orders to be attended promptly by Frank Rovers. Include street and number in the contact details.
Advertises Foley's Honey and Tar in a yellow package from Lemmon's Pharmacy and McElhinney Drug Co as relief for hay fever and asthma congestion. Claims soothing, healing effects for head and throat discomfort.
A humorous tale recounts a Missourian who travels to the underworld and quickly asserts control. The devils spar over ownership until the real devil appears and quips leading to the punchline about a wife’s gift.
The demand for precious stones grows while counterfeits proliferate. Modern imitators in this country and abroad have achieved a level of realism not imagined by ancient counterfeiters.
A quoted Atlanta Constitution note attributes disease spread and illness to cats arguing they spread insomnia and profanity along with other ills. The snippet frames public concern over feline influence and health worries.
Readers urged to use Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from painful and irregular periods. Mothers praise the remedy in letters to the Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co. and girls are advised to seek advice by writing to Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
An advertisement touts 5. 8. S. as a real blood purifier that cures contagious blood poison by cleansing the circulation. It promises permanent recovery, home treatment guidance, and a free book from The Swift Specific Co, Atlanta, Georgia.
An old advertisement describes a Wrightink wreck with injuries from a train incident and promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as quick relief for burns sores eczema chapped hands and eyes. It lists J. H. Lemmon Len non's Pharmacy as the sale point.
Graceful effects may be developed in foregrounds and drives through grades by the bold use of larger hardy ferns. Few pay attention to hardy ferns and gardens hide them in out of the way spots where they decay. The bold and handsome ferns deserve better than a miserable existence among decaying roots, as Garden Illustrated notes.
A blind man recalls a shipboard encounter with a boastful climber who claimed to have scaled major monuments. He notes the Liberty statue overlook and the city’s skyline as immigrants passed nearby, finding satisfaction in saying he has been there.
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