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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1902

Page

2

Great Columbus Junction Chautauqua Opens Aug Six

Chautauqua at Columbus Junction runs August 6 to 14 with 26 attractions all for one dollar. Includes Bible study, vocal culture, lectures, concerts, moving pictures and a threshing coal note. Train service planned. North Dakota land talk by J A Y Ashby noted.

Columbus Junction Chautauqua Welch Daniel Protheroe Wickersham Jobo Kh. Gordon Geo. Hindley J. Khoox Montgomery J. Knox Montgomery Harriet Keecher Stowe Mra Mary Church Terrell Moving Pictures American Vitagraph Temperance Day Ladies and Gentlemen Eva M Oain, Pharaoh and Co John W. Hancher Charles E. Landis Indiana Thomas Jefferson David ©. Johnson Geo. W. Kain Kenry M. Wallace The Real Haven

Haley Nominated for Congress by Oskaloosa Township Meet

At the township convention in the Oskaloosa court room Tuesday evening Meraldine reports a discussion on a Congressional candidate. Richard Burke proposed inviting P. J. Haley to run and Haley gave a lengthy talk praising the honor and recalling his bid for judge at Wednesday's convention.

Oskaloosa Court Room Merald Hne Richard Burke P. J. Haley Haaley

Death by Sleeplessness and the Sleep Argument

The article discusses sleep as essential for life noting that nine days without sleep can be fatal. It cites Chinese executions by sleep deprivation and related tortures, compares to starvation, and parallels with elephants. It also mentions Caspar Hauser, kept isolated until eighteen, who slept deeply at first when released.

Annelee China Mars Casper Hauser Nuremberg

Richmond News Roundup From Surrounding Counties

Our News Service reports items from nearby towns. Richmond Eugene Bartholomew has returned from Kansas and the south. Mr Chas Smith is visiting his wife’s relatives. Mrs Vea Reiner and mother return from St Louis after a month abroad. We regret the death of Mrs Marie Novey. Mine Wolf was in from Washington Saturday.

Vea Reiner Mother St Louis

One Candidate Emerges in Iowa Sixth Judicial District Meeting

The Democratic convention in Oskaloosa nominated Dan W. Hamilton of Sigourney for judge with John O. Williams of Ottumwa as chairman and Mortland of Poweshiek county as secretary. Resolutions favored one candidate, leading to debates and eventual nomination, with A R K Miller and Geo Griffith on credentials and judicial committees. This signals waged campaigning and bargaining ahead.

Dan W. Hamilton Sigourney Oskaloosa Col. Mackey John O. Williams Okkaloosa Mr. Mortland Powesbick County Secre Eral P. J. Hanley Mr Hamilton A. RK. Miller Geo. Griffith

Dr King’s New Life Pills End Dyspepsia Pain

Over-taxed organs of digestion cry out with pains such as dyspepsia, nausea, dizziness, headaches, liver and bowel troubles. Prompt use of Dr King’s New Life Pills is urged as gentle, thorough and guaranteed to cure. Stewart’s drug store selling them.

Dr King Stewart's

Sleeping car service boosts Iowa Central travel from Twin Cities

The Iowa Central Railway introduces a sleeping car service connecting St. Paul and Minneapolis with Kansas City St. Louis and Peoria. The Peoria limited departs Brighton at 6 41 a m daily and arrives Peoria at 11 20 am, offering travelers quick time and conveniences.

Iowa Central Railway St. Paul Minneapolis Kansas City St. Louis Peoria Peoria Limited Brighton Krighton

Evangelist Smith Highlights The One Thing Lacking

Tent gatherings push evangelism with Smith and Colburn duets and Louise Wilson leading primary workers. Two Sabbath school rallies planned at First and Second U P churches with separate groups for over and under ten years old. Truesdale to sing at tonight's big tent meeting.

Evangelist Smith Chas. Trugdale Smith Colburn U. P Church Christ U. P U P U.P Church Louise Wilson U P. Church

Insensible Organs and Touch in Historical Observations

Early medical anecdotes note that organs like the heart brain and lungs lack tactile sensation. Surgeon Slarvey reportedly touched a patient’s heart through a side abscess without alerting the patient. King Charles I visited to witness the unusual discovery. A forehead to nose skin graft can cause a perceived phantom nose and headache in the forehead.

Slarvey Starvey King Charles L Chambers’ Journal

Doctor and bill show in Monroe City joke tale

A Kansas City Journal item recounts a physician in Monroe City who treated a mother-in-law after shade trees were planted for him. The old lady died, the doctor billed, the resident paid, then charged for the trees only to hear the comeback that the trees died, just as the mother-in-law did.

Monroe City Kansas City Journal

Maine diner defeats waiter tip riddle at London restaurant

A Maine man dining in London joked that his bill did not include the waiter. After a humorous exchange the matter was dropped as the stranger appeared ready to retaliate if provoked. The London Chronicle notes the incident as a lighthearted anecdote of cross language misunderstandings.

State of Maine London Waal London Chronicle

The Dog That Sings and His Master

The dog trained by Billingsley has learned to sing and is said to sing as well as the trainer could teach. Reportedly, the dog has endured seven gunshots, remarking on the remarkable and strange pairing of performer and handler.

Billingsley Cleveland Plain Dealer

Illusion and Delusion: A Philosophical Distinction

The quote contrasts illusion as our own flattering fancies with delusion as others’ foolish self-conceptions. It frames illusion as personal, appealing, and harmless, while delusion is external and misled beliefs about oneself.

Dignity Turns Slippery As Banana Skin Says The Republic

A reflective line from St. Louis Republic warns that standing on dignity may prove as slippery as a banana skin, suggesting the fragility of status and esteem.

St. Louis Republic

Red hair as beauty standard in Turkey prompts dyeing trends

In Turkey red hair is highly valued, and many women dye their hair to fit the ideal. The trend reflects cultural beauty norms influencing personal grooming choices.

Turkey

Hucksen's Arnica Salve Outshines All Healers in Town

An ad claims Hucksen's Arnica Salve outperforms other salves ointments and alleged healers with thirty years of cures for piles bubos boils corns felons ulcers cuts scalds bruises and skin eruptions. It promotes a 260 price at Stewart's drug store.

Hucksen Stewart's Drug Store

Special Summer Excursion Rates Via Iowa Central Railway

The Iowa Central Railway offers special summer excursion fares from all points to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Salt Lake City Ogden Huot Springs Deadwood Lead and Black Hills. Dates include June 22 24 July 1 13 August 1 14 23 24 30 and September 10 with round trip fares and a separate one fare plus 2 option for certain periods. Stop overs allowed and tickets valid to October 31 1902. For details contact local agents or A B Outts G P T A Minneapolis Minn.

Lowa Central Railway Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Salt Lake City Ogden Huot Springs Deadwood Lead Vester Black Hillis Above Pointe Minneapolis Minn

Notice of Case for Quiet Title in Washington County

Iowa Washington County court action seeks to quiet title to the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter in section nine, town seventy four, range nine. Charles Stout sues unknown claimants to establish fee simple ownership and bar any adverse claims, with Samuel J. Redenbaugh’s deed issues also addressed. Case set to begin September 2, 1902. publication ordered in Evabine Journal weekly for six weeks.

John M. Baker John Martin Baker Elizabeth Baker Adam Baker John Baker John F. Baker Samuel J. Redenbaugh Washington County Iowa Kenge Anl P.M District Court of the State of Laws Lown Clattaing Marion Smith Wesley Smith District Court City of Washington Angreves L. Seenen Evgatina Journal A. R. Dewey

Parmers and Merchants State Bank Incorporation Notice

Notice of incorporation for The Parmers and Merchants State Bank filed in Washington Iowa. Capital stock 50000 dollars, nine directors, board to elect officers, business to commence after state auditor authorization, term twenty years, nondischargeable debts limited to two thirds of capital. Names of incorporators listed.

Waom Washington Washington County Lown The Parmers' and Merchants’ State Bank Eating Iowa Onas Orngemach Davin Molavgalin Ht. B. Mononanon Samuel Thompson J. C. PF. Wean J.T. Mabrarws S. W. Brookhart BK. G. WiLson S.A. Warre Incorporators

Poacher Evades Service Read To Goat In London Tale

A policeman tried to serve a summons on a notorious poacher living alone. The suspect fled leaving a door open. The reader Mac read the summons to the goat and attached the copy to its horns. He later claimed the inmate was of age by noting a beard.

Mac London

Father teaches son to urge horse without whipping

In a World newspaper vignette, a father and seven year old son ride a dog cart. The father demonstrates guiding the horse by command and no spanking, while the son asks why they do not spank.

Tommy Papa New York World

Domestic Convenience Inquire About Hot Water

Garson asks about hot water in the home with De Long replying that his wife’s mother lives with them for help.

Garson

Uncle Silas Eastman and the artist boarders tale

Uncle Silas and his wife hosted summer boarders including artists drawn by the farm’s loneliness. He joked artists were beyond him yet praised their patience and sense. One painter lingered on a sunset study amid talk of shared canvas space and a garden painted over them.

Silas Eastman Eastman Silas

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