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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1910
Page
8
Mr F Kelley of Springfield describes kidney and bladder trouble worsening over a year, with dull headaches. After a few weeks of Foley Kidney Pills the headaches ceased and bladder function returned to normal, ending distress. Lemmons Pharmacy Melihinney Drug Co.
The board of supervisors passes a resolution stating bounty on ground hogs ends after July. Foley's Kidney Remedy is claimed to aid children, remove bed wetting, and recommended after measles and scarlet fever. Lemmon's Pharmacy and McElhinney Drug Co are noted in connection.
They will cure your backache, strengthen your kidneys, correct urinary irregularities, build up worn tissues, and eliminate excess uric acid that causes rheumatism. Prevent Bright's Disease and Diabetes, and restore health and strength. Refuse substitutes. For sale by Lemmon's Pharmacy and McKibioney Drug Co.
The article notes Diaz supporters confident of reelection as Francisco Madero is jailed on charges tied to a political meeting. It highlights U S comparisons, mentions Taft and a looming 1912 campaign, and cites Madero as a popular figure son of Evaristo Madero Parras whose land was recently sold for $15,000,000 gold.
Chicago date June 25 reports the Indiana Society of Chicago gathering at George Ade's Hazeldene farm near Brook Indiana. The event features a baseball game between the Litry Guys and the Plain People with noted authors in the Litry Guys and prominent guests including Governor Marshall Mrs and Mr Fairbanks and other officials attending.
West Point reports Cadets Edward C. Boykin and Harold H. Ray completed their five hour daily punishment walk for hazing. Cadet Robert Bodine will continue walking until July as part of the penalty.
The narrative recalls a girl named Marie visiting a seaside town. She notes an undertow and later comments on the strong undertaker while describing the laying of a church foundation stone with a mix of names for local dignitaries.
A fragmented report notes a confrontation where doctors, described as unwelcome visitors, challenge a patient’s comfort. References to a protective pill and a bottle of Perry Davin Vain hint at a medical or clandestine struggle, with the Doctor urged to return to bed and relax.
The United States wastes flax straw yearly amounting to millions of dollars in potential linen fiber. About 2,090,000 tons of finished flax fiber could be produced from the straw, yet no domestic linen manufacturing exists and imports exceed 118 million dollars annually.
Notice calls steam fitters and plumbers to submit bids to J W Morton secretary of the board of education for heating ventilation and plumbing work on Washington Academy public school building in Washington Iowa bids due June 26 at 10 am each bidder must provide plans and specifications.
A Cleveland News item recalls a Milesian ditch digger joking about dirt capacity, while a Wyoming tale mocks a Londoner's bath habit in Devil's Valley. Other quips include a boastful lawyer, a Baltimore cartoon exchange, and a country life vignette of a sunburned youth.
New York reports a packed agenda for the week with meetings and openings in Muskogee London Cleveland St Louis and many U.S. cities. Highlights include commencements at Radcliffe and Wellesley, a Westminster cathedral consecration, and various professional conventions from plumbers to engineers.
The London Lancet advocates a comprehensive scheme enabling boys leaving school around fifteen to spend years in post office or messenger work, then enter the army for five to six years, and finally move into police, post office, railway, or other permanent employment.
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