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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1903
Page
2
A brief plea urges timely reports of negligence by carrier boys in newspaper delivery. It states that without prompt notification the office cannot know about imperfections in service. The note emphasizes reporting to the office for awareness and correction.
An advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and cannot be treated by local applications. It promises one hundred dollars for any deafness case caused by catarrh not cured by Hal’s Catarrh Cure and directs readers to send for a circular from Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
For the Fourth of July the Iowa Central Railway will sell round trip excursion tickets on July 3 and 4 at one and one third fare to all points within a 200 mile radius with return by July 6. ticket agent remains at the depot.
Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson headlines the Chautauqua bill for Friday July 10 delivering The American Navy lecture. The audience in northern Illinois filled the great assembly room as Hobson praised a strong navy and universal liberty, drawing praise for intellect and patriotism.
A Rockford Daily Star notice lauds Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson as a standout Chautauqua lecturer. It praises his rare blend of oratory, international study, and engaging presence, noting his six foot frame, resonant voice, and polished diction that commands a 6,000 strong audience.
The week in Iowa was cooler than normal with eight to ten degrees below average temperatures and light local showers. Oats and spring wheat benefited from low temperatures, corn planting and cultivation proceeded though germination slowed by the cool weather. hay potential is high and an apple crop looks promising with early haymaking already started. Old potatoes advertised at Baird & Son's.
An old advertisement notes Baird & Son's stock and promotes CHAMBERLAINS COLIC CHOLERA REMEDY for bowel complaints. It claims universal success and suitability for summer diarrhoea in children, asserting it saves many lives annually and is pleasant to take. Stewart's Pharmacy and Cook & Sherman supply it.
Notice from P BE C states the June 18 picnic is postponed to Tuesday June 23. The regular meeting moves to Thursday June 25 at 2 30 p m at Mrs Laura Maxwell home. Ladies urged to note change.
A Chicago News excerpt humorously sketches a drug clerk lamenting changes in women during courtship. The boss questions a wheel problem while LT’s Cordelia tale surfaces, then the assistant reveals a six month marriage and hints of life insurance, reflecting social mores.
A remote family advertises Bucklen's Amnica Salve as the best treatment for burns cuts and ulcers. The ad notes supplies at Stewart's Drug Store and emphasizes rapid relief and effectiveness.
Tickets entitle owner to admission to all Chautauqua entertainments including 31 good performances. On sale at all banks now to avoid season rush. Children's season tickets available.
The Anti Narcotic Silver Medal contest, postponed two weeks ago, will be held Thursday evening at Covenanter church. Prof. Daugherty will lead music and Prof. Frank V. Irish of Chicago will speak for 15 to 20 minutes. Admission benefits the church building fund with eight or nine contestants. Contest starts promptly at 8 o clock.
A vignette from Newark News contrasts Bertie’s failed schooling with his father’s demand for proper education. The piece notes Bertie learned crafts and drawing but not to spell his name, prompting his father to pull him from school in a bid for real instruction. Nearby item: Chautauqua tickets worth about 1500 sold with strong attendance promised and good attractions led by Newark area vendors.
Water will be shut off tomorrow from 1 PM to 5 PM due to hydrant changes for paving.
The old Fair ground race track is described as a wood shaped venue for bicycle riding. Various local residents are noted traveling, visiting, and relocating, including Mrs. Harry McCall returning from Des Moines and Prof Grumbling and family moving to Tacoma Washington for new positions.
Dr King's New Life Pills touted as a quick remedy for head pains and nervous headaches. Claims include purifying blood and improving health. priced at 25 cents with a money back guarantee. Sold by Stewart Druggist.
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