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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1911
Page
3
The study lists questions about the Book of the Law found during King Josiah’s reign. It asks who authored it, what action followed its discovery, and which verses relate to morals and penalties. It probes how reading affected the king, and what modern lessons about spiritual knowledge and repentance arise.
The Chautauqua booklets with this year's program are ready and can be secured at city newspapers. Campers number is expected to be large and tents should be arranged promptly.
General Grant said his greatest sight abroad was a Jew attempting to beat a Chinaman. the Jew has gained little footing in China, and the speech reflects cross cultural impressions during his world tour.
An old advertisement touts Parisian Sage from Lenin's Pharmacy promising to cure dandruff stop itching and prevent hair loss with a money back guarantee. It is sold for a nominal price claimed as 0 cents per large bottle and praised for refreshing the scalp with a non sticky non greasy feel.
The lesson centers Josiah discovering the Book of the Law during temple repairs and reading it to all, leading to repentance and a covenant renewal. It highlights the Living Word revealing God, the reaction of Josiah, and the role of women witnesses among early church parallels and the Passover's significance.
The church held a Young People's meeting at Union Park led by Rev. Som Greer of the Presbyterian church. A painting display and singing opened the service with a 4:90 start, followed by evening sermon and prayer.
The notice lists a Wednesday evening gathering at The lesson ford in Jas and a cordial welcome to all services. It mentions a midweek conference, a public hour event, and a morning service schedule with a focus on fellowship and prayer.
A Sunday notice lists no service at Wallingdon with Valley Sabbath School at 10 a.m. and a service at the VY bus meeting in room T9, followed by more gatherings at S&S go. Services resume August 6 in Washington with Sabbath school at 10 and a 11 o clock service. cordial invitation from Pastor T. Raschies.
A Sunday night notice invites all to a Sabbath service at Selentint Corner of town avenue and ed forson Street with verse from Psalms. The meeting is set for 7:45 PM on Wednesday evening followed by a cordial invitation and free readings on weekday hours from 9:00 to 4:00 over Craibeature.
Grace Welcomes all to Sunday morning and evening services. Morning sermon at 11 o clock titled The Still Small Voice from 1 Kings 19. Evening service follows. all are welcome and please bring friends.
Announcement invites ladies with suits or garments to be altered or repaired. The note, signed by k129 Jean Huysmans, indicates limited attention during the busy season and asks them to bring items now.
The readable fragments describe a troubled dialogue about a weed deal and a character named Tijaanthty with a reference to a Vathfinder. Details are unclear and many words are garbled.
President Taft signals amendment to the Pure Food and Drugs law affecting prepared medicines. Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound and Kidney Pills are cited as trusted, longstanding remedies recognized by medical professionals for coughs colds and chest ailments. The article notes Foley’s Honey and Tar and Kidney Pills' continued market prominence and availability through doctors and druggists.
A fragment describes mariners compasses and needles that point north only after magnetization. It compares the unmagnetized needles to a young man who gains purpose and direction, implying a fixed destination once aligned.
A Lincoln girl credits Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with rapid relief from chronic constipation and stomach trouble. She says three days after starting the medicine she could sit up and feel much better, praising bemmaen's Pharmacy for supplying it.
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