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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1911

Page

4

Social gatherings and notices from local residents

Mrs J Rothschild hosts a午noon reception for Miss Carlina Litowich of Salina Kansas and guests from Brighton Wayland Olds and Salina. Families of Miller Potting and Jacob Miller visited C W Gray home yesterday enjoying riding and luncheon. Club meetings and picnics announced at Second United Presbyterian church Navajo Club and Priscilla club. An ice cream social planned at Pleasant Hill church. Pallbearers named J O Cannon W R Cannon Glave K E Paul J Ho Me Creedy and Richard Donaldson. Interment at Ainsworth cemetery.

John Miller Brighton Dave Miller Wayland Henry Potting Jacob Miller Olds C. W. Gray

Public Library Reopening Notice in Washington

The Board of Trustees invites residents to the reopening of the Jane A. Chilcote Free City Library on Wednesday and Thursday, June 28 and 29, 1911, with continued afternoon and evening hours for book return and loan. Attendees include H A Burrell A H Wallace Cordelia Ross Marsh W Bail Chas H Keck W O Fisher Albert C Fuller J Schuyler W Livingston Harriet S Wilson.

Jane A. Chilcote Free City Library City of Washington H. A. Burrell A. H. Wallace Cordelia Ross Marsh W. Bail Chas H. Keck W. O. Fisher Albert C. Fuller J. Schuyler W. Livingston Harriet S. Wilson

Merital Digestive Tonic Marketed By Lemmon’s Pharmacy

An old advertisement claims Merital Tonic Digestive relieves indigestion dyspepsia constipation and bilious attacks. It cites nervous issues sick headache gas pains and heart discomfort as stomach related. Lemmon's Pharmacy lists exclusive agency and a guarantee from American Drug & Press Association.

American Drug & Press Asociation Lemmon’s Pharmacy

Don’t Believe Elephant Tooth Ache Remedy

A French traveler recounts an African belief that an elephant with tooth pain is pulled by another elephant with a vine. The traveler dismisses this claim and suggests visiting a railroad to have a freight train remove the tooth.

Elephant Africa

Endorsement of Clinton Tal Editor

A letter describes visiting an institute and meeting patients while praising a three day treatment for alcohol addiction. It notes one man’s improvement after two days and recounts prior relapses in Jacksonville. The writer urges skeptics to deposit money with a bank if a cure is proven and mentions endorsement of publishing patient names for transparency.

Rock Island

Electrical Engineers Convene in Chicago for Annual Session

The American Institute of Electrical Engineers met in Chicago with 7900 members from across North America attending. The convention marks the body's yearly gathering in the city since 1892, featuring tours to electrical sites in Chicago and surrounding areas. A health advert for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets appears, noting digestive benefits and pharmacy availability.

Chicago North America American Institute of Electrical Engineers Chamberlain Lemmon

Royal visit sparks donkey obstacle race in Keypt

A Hes ton Post correspondent notes European guests joining a camel like event as the German crown princess visits Keypt. Donkey obstacle race tasks riders to weave between five barrels while guiding two uncooperative beasts. One participant completed the course as the animals provided comic entertainment. Nearby, fishermen report nets stretching across nearly five thousand miles in the North Sea each night.

Keypt Heston Post Aave Mater

Walsh May Leave City for Des Moines Diocese Transfer

Announcement reports Rev. Walsh of St. James Catholic Church likely reassigned to the new Des Moines diocese as the western portion of the present diocese is divided. If approved he would be transferred, causing local church leadership and parishioners to face a difficult transition as a new priest would replace him and a new church building looms.

Infuries Dee Moines Walsh Washington Loecal Ooo Pulic Walsh Tae Father Walshly Father Walsh Davis Bowers Father Waleri

Curious Hira fayas sect demands self destruction ritual

The Tharys, living in the Hira fayas, form a curious sect that favors self destruction as a ritual. Members compromise by sacrificing a finger, with limits on who may offer such rites, including the eldest co. daughter and princesses subject to custom.

Hira Fayas

Catholic Educators Meet for Seventh Annual Congress at De Paul

Chicago June 26 More than 5900 Catholic teachers from colleges schools and nun workers will gather at De Paul University Webster avenue for the seventh annual congress of the Catholic Educational Association of America Sessions begin tomorrow with three parallel groups parochial schools colleges and universities and seminaries. Noted prelates will address the gathering as the association seeks unification of Catholic educational matters including discipline government curriculum and pronunciation.

Chicago Ica DePaul University Webster Avenue

Teasing Humorous Advice on Comfort and Tears

A quirky note suggests sharing woes with a large man to evoke laughter through his crying. The piece uses playful imagery of a “vast expanse of cheek” and a river as a metaphorical destination for relief.

The Glory of God in a Blossom’s Quiet Bow

A reflective note on Linnaeus’s remark that a blossom reveals God’s glory as it unfolds. The quip suggests awe at nature’s design and invites reverent observation of creation.

Linnaeus

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