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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1911
Page
5
Local items note reduced prices on house goods at Rothschilds and The Fair. Several visitors travel to Keota Mt. Pleasant Sigourney Morning Sun and Colfax for visits and events while shopping for lamps, cooking devices and wash boilers.
The Chi-namel man visits our store next Friday and Saturday offering modern sanitary artistic wall decor. He will answer questions on room decorations, with opportunities for homeowners remodeling. Time and place to be remembered for the event.
The column records gatherings, visits and travel plans of residents. Mrs. Selden Lewis and Mrs. Millian Lewis will visit Albany Indiana for summer with Frank St. John’s family. Mrs. Ed Bowman sails to London via Montreal for coronation time. H. Bell Carriage Factory advertises services. Grandpa Al Roe noted as grandfather after Floyd Roy’s newborn daughter.
The Hebrew Nabi designates a prophet as one inspired by a deity. Joel ranks among the greatest prophets for his imagery and moral view. The Tobit tale dates to early 2nd century B C with a Palestinian Jewish author distant from its setting. Esther lacks any direct mention or allusion to God throughout.
A note on the power of books to shape friendship. Opening a volume frees brave, generous, kind and funny characters who come alive. Meeting these literary friends offers fresh talk and thrilling fates, inviting readers to introduce favorites to each other.
The St James high school commencement will be held at eight o clock Thursday June 15. Two graduates are Claien Dempsey and Vera Wolf. Rev W J Hannon of Davenport will deliver the address. The program includes essays by Dempsey and Wolf with music by the Senior class and pupils.
New York City Mothers' club met at the Hotel Astor after Harvard President Eliot urged women to bear eight children between ages twenty seven and forty. Members mocked the idea and debated issuing a reply. A leading member quipped the club would answer only once Eliot becomes a mother.
Advertising touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a universally successful remedy now widely favored. Reliable for sale by Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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