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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1906
Page
6
A guide to creating a water garden with goldfish, water lilies and hyacinths. Describes tubs or barrels sunk in earth, border plants to conceal edges, soil mix, and care for tender and hardy nymphaea roots in winter. Includes plant types and placement tips for an enchanting tub garden.
A. N. Brown of Delaware argues that attractive packaging shapes consumer perception. He notes that cosmetics beyond content matter: neat wrappers signal quality and deter rough packaging, urging sellers to present peaches and pears in appealing packages to boost sales.
An authority explains that delaying grafting increases success. Pear trees can push leaves in May, but winter kept cuttings stay green and may sprout later, allowing grafting into June or July with surprising results. The author notes grafts have succeeded even at the end of July.
The article advises evenly raking the rose bed surface and frequent light stirring until buds form. It recommends a weekly half gallon of weak manure water per plant just before a shower, continued until bloom, followed by a top dressing of wood ashes to aid next year’s growth.
The text discusses rotating plantings to extend color in lawns and gardens. It notes bulbs and early perennials finish blooming in spring while annuals brighten the lawn until fall, then late-season flowering returns.
A guide suggests bordered ribben beds with white alyssum and blue lobelias to create patriotic displays and fill gaps with plants in shades of ame.
Local readers glimpse a lively carnival with Annie Redline, the Parker band led by John Riser, and a Washington crowd enjoying animal acts and railcar tours. Reports mention the Sunflower Belles, Swiss features, and dramatic Eaton theater effects. Cedar Falls Record notes Cedar Falls events alongside a health column on Electric Bitters.
Golden City Missouri newspaper reports coroner investigation into the death of T C M Dayton. Kansas City Technic Laboratory analyzes Dayton stomach contents and finds no poison or toxins. No foul play suspected. Dayton family and community regarded him as a respectable citizen.
Mrs N L Black and Miss Nora Motts open rooms above the Democrat office offering hairdressing manicuring shampooing and facial massage. They have trained in the work and use the latest electrical curling and scalp treatment equipment plus a full line of toilet articles for ladies. The notice invites Washington residents to call and try their services.
A Washington County Meat Producers' association meeting is set for Saturday June 30. Expected speakers include H G C Wallace of Des Moines and A L Ames of Buckingham Iowa. The full program and meeting place will be announced in next week's papers. D R Munro pres.
The M B A plans an ice cream social Tuesday evening in June. The event aims for social enjoyment and invites every member to attend.
Willis T Morgan recalls serviceman health during Cuba and Philippines service and credits Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption with keeping him in good health. The medicine is sold at Stewart’s pharmacy with a guaranteed trial bottle. Glenn Ferguson visits city with grandfather and heads to Kansas City then Champaign Illinois.
The text argues many women suffer from uterine disease rather than separate ailments. It praises Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a fix addressing the root cause, providing strength, nervine support, and restored sleep. It notes pleasant pellets boost digestion and liver function.
Annie Redline billed as the largest woman on earth at 611 pounds, showcased as a remarkable carnival attraction. The ad invites guests to visit the Southeast corner of the square to see the reportedly growing performer.
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