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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1909
Page
2
Old fashion sage tea is back as a hair dye with Sage and Sulphur. Wyeth Chemical advertises a ready mix that restores color prevents shedding and promotes growth. Sold by druggists or direct from New York City agents for 50 cents to 1 dollar.
The message notes the acquisition of material from the Imprint last Friday and declares the buyer now the sole proprietor and owner. It mentions Mr. Huber’s solid progress and extends good wishes to Pete, asserting stability and presence in town.
Six month old daughter of E N Dewey of Agnewville Va suffered cholera infantum. Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured completely. The remedy is effective for bowel complaints in children when used as directed and is pleasant when diluted with water. For sale by F L Stolter Lemmon's Pharmacy.
A note on Bible translation explains that Japanese rendered baptize as soak to fit language, creating the character John the Soaker and a doctrine of soaking for the remission of sins. The account highlights linguistic adaptation in religious texts and pronunciation.
A lively ball game report describes North English defeating the local Washington team 7 to 6 after late miscues. Both sides used two pitchers amid errors and a spitted ball, with George closing strong for the home squad and Secor credited for a long drive by the visitors. The piece praises local players, notes improved Washington speed, and urges continued support as attendance remains solid.
A playful item about identifying a Journal staffer without naming him. The piece notes a youthful, clear complexion and a future Texas outreach, then hints at obituary writing for The Journal, all while acknowledging a long career ahead and a single father and mother, plus siblings and friends.
A July 31 report outlines Democratic plans to reorganize for the next House election. It details Speaker’s perceived fault lines, insurgent threats, and potential shifts in committee leadership to curb tariff and pension bill pressures.
The Mt Pleasant White Sox visit for a Tuesday matchup while the team also travels to Columbus Junction later in the week for a couple of games. Lineup notes include North English Washington A. Baird and Baird infielders with Foster and Shanks and Pack of players. Umpire Ray Dean and Ward are listed in the scoring.
Notice states all parties cannot pick berries in the Ot mas during winter timber. It cautions delay in taking Foley's Kidney Remedy for backache kidney or bladder trouble, claiming delays worsen disease. Advertises Lemmon's Pharmacy and McElhinney Drug Co. as suppliers.
A Belgian system of narrow gauge steam railways linking towns to main centers is being electrified. In the United States one man in twelve works on railroads. A Denver syndicate bought the Argentine Central railroad in Colormal and plans to extend to Gray's Peak 342 feet above Pike's Peak.
A Lemmon's Pharmacy advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a 50 cent bottle guaranteed to cure dandruff in two weeks or money back. It claims to boost hair growth and reduce itching, with the Auburn hair model on the package and testimonials including Miss Emma Foess of Owosso Michigan dated December 9 1908.
An upcoming realm of conventions includes the national rivers and harbors congress with an estimated 5,000 delegates from across the United States, far surpassing last year’s 3,000. President Taft is expected to address the gathering and back the movement for proper displayed flags and patriotism.
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