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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
7
A study guide by Rev Dr Linscott for the International Newspaper Bible Study Club centers on Jesus walking on the sea and Peter's faith. It covers verse by verse prompts, aims to deepen understanding of solitude, storms, divine intervention, and discipleship with cross references and reflective questions.
A Chicago Tribune item jokes about a newborn described as an anarchist, noting she has not acted but howls protests against existing conditions since birth.
A brief exchange about a father’s early fortune hints at romance. A fair girl asks if he still has the talent, while the Catholic News notes the curiosity about his methods. The dialogue implies nostalgia and interest across generations.
Agent H. W. Russell reports that Nos 1 and 25 and 2 and 36 will be consolidated. The new trains run as Nos 1 and 2 on a 25 and 30 schedule, effective next Sunday June 5. No. 1 departs Chicago at 11 30 p m and arrives as announced.
A bold advertisement touts Mi-o-na stomach tablets as a cure for all stomach and indigestion diseases. It promises relief within five minutes and a money back guarantee if readers are not satisfied, with claims of doctor endorsement and wide availability.
The schedule shows No 1 leaving here at 8 55 a m and Kansas City at 6 50 pm No 2 departs Kansas City at 8 15 am leaving here at 6 55 pm and reaching Chicago at 6 50 am The trains will feature drawing room sleeping cars between Chicago and Kansas City as well as chair car smoker and tourist cars from Chicago to Los Angeles Dining car service will be provided The Chicago Washington sleeping car service is to be discontinued.
Professor Lipinay argues in a lecture at the Dogs and Cats home near Ruell that domestic animals possess basic reasoning and reflex thought. He notes cats imitate masters, dogs use distinct cries for various needs, and birds display childlike intelligence when a new canary arrives among them.
The story describes Sheriff Guy presiding in a Court of Session where the Lord Justice Clerk tested court decorum during a jury trial. The audience attempted to laugh until the macer called for silence, declaring there was nothing to laugh at.
An advertisement extols S. S. S. as a pure botanical blood medicine from the company Swift Specific Co Atlanta Georgia. It promises to cure rheumatism catarrh sores and ulcers scrofula malaria skin diseases and contagious blood poison by purifying the blood and boosting vitality. The ad invites readers to request a free book on the blood.
Coroner Osborne will not issue a ruling yet in Elis Cohn death. He said stomach examination in Chicago found no traces of arsenic poisoning.
Local druggist Mr McElhinney promotes ZEMO a scientific liquid for external use as a cure for skin and scalp diseases including blackheads pimples dandruff and ringworm. He claims ZEMO draws toxins to the surface and destroys them offering a home treatment with many cures.
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