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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1911
Page
3
The article stresses finishing woodwork requires proper manuals and materials. It emphasizes that correct knowledge and guidance are crucial for proper technique, rather than mere luck or guesswork. It promises to help readers learn how to use the right materials for all wood projects.
New York City gossip notes Kipling jailed in Bloomfield for thirty days on drunkenness. Manhattan debates over Interborough and Brooklyn Rapid Transit terms for new subway lines as next week brings decisions. Senator Clark unveils a $1200000 organ for his Fifth Avenue mansion with 4000 pipes and 61 stops.
Rev J M Walsh of St James church has been in Mercy hospital Davenport suffering from blood poisoning due to an ingrown toe nail The minister is out of danger and hopes to be home soon Rev B Hauber will conduct services at St James church Sunday Deafness Cannot Be Cured by local applications only constitutional remedies work Hall's Catarrh Cure is advertised with a money back offer and a specimen for distribution
A large audience attended a service at the Second United Presbyterian Church led by Rev M G McVey of York Illinois. He spoke on bearing one another and urged a Christian and brotherly spirit among members and churches. He will preach again this afternoon and tomorrow morning and evening.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Rev. UB Britt of a Methe ist church and a cannon incident. References to church board decisions, rest days, and a new estreht are unclear. Mentions of Rev. Db Cun P, Diapetiet huroh, and Pitasophia attendance in an international Hapiiat kathertog appear garbled.
Citizens receive a digest of patents and legal notices including inventors such as Aelina Kins and W L Diflon. Entries mention devices like untending mechanisms, care structures, a Brenee Coe closure, a Davenport spool cabinet and a corn harvester at Conterville.
Informal notice describes Bundiv School area services at 1M reoruining service with a Wednesday evening meeting. It invites attendance and mentions a reading room open Monday Wednesday and Saturday afternoons. Nearby Crail's store is referenced as a location marker.
Mlinoia Indiana region expects showers today with a trend to generally fair skies in northern portions. Warm conditions continue with light to moderate southerly winds. Wisconsin forecast shows unsettled weather today with probable showers tomorrow and variable winds.
Sjows College of Deressmakim invites pupils for summer class from June 15 to July final. Learn drafting and sewing. call Klein clothing store for details and enrollment.
The Mystic Workers of the World announce an ice cream social Saturday evening June 24 1911 at Woodman hall. Good music will be provided for entertainment and everyone is invited to attend and enjoy.
Several Washington pastors announced plans for summer vacations and church outings. The Rev W O Fisher will leave next Monday with Mrs Fisher and Miss Sue Campesey for Loveland Colorado to spend July camping and trout fishing. The Rev H V Comin plans vacations in late July and early August with arrangements forthcoming. The Rev W R Sandhill will take a month off in August but has not fixed details. The Rev S B Greer will take no vacation, but he and Mrs Greer may spend one to two weeks with relatives.
Colonel TE Steiner presents a one night railroad show "King of the Long Horn Kanch" next Tuesday evening June 27 featuring Young Buffalo from Arizona and a band of Indian Cowboys called the Peerless Cowboy Band. The event promises a unique worthwhile entertainment.
Secretary Sidney Coon reports losses paid in the last two weeks for the Washington County Farmers Mutual Insurance association. Claims include cattle, house contents, livestock, and a cow. totals range with several payouts, including 240.00 for a Riverside cow and 278.25 for house contents, among others.
In Norway every parish house holds bridal ornaments for temporary use by the bride including a coronal and girdle so that the poorest women could appear in queenly dress for a day. Copenhagen's national antiquities museum holds sets of such bridal decorations once used in Denmark.
A wife defends employing a pretty nurse, saying she arranged it to provide police protection for children in parks and on streets, while her husband questions the decision. The exchange highlights concerns about safety and guardianship in public spaces.
A quotation asserts that all men are born lazy, but some have a strong sense of shame that overcomes it. This remark appears in the Chicago Reward-Sterald publication.
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