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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1909

Page

2

Fox and Dewey's No 1 firm noted in town column

Local notices list arrivals and departures in the city with several visitors from Ainsworth Crawfordsville Newton Monmouth and Des Moines. It mentions Fox and Dewey's prospect for calling on shipments and social calls at homes. A punchline joke about a lumber heiress and a Fisherman's Optimism poem follows.

Fox & Dewey N.S Dougherty Bros Eva Reese Riverside New Ironing Board Jas. Gazeman Iowa City M. L. Miller Ainsworth Nellie Wilson W. Stewart Frances Minick G. D. Rogers Toledo Ohio

Toss-up Quotes About Plans and Marital Insight

The Boston Transcript records a playful exchange where Hicks claims his wife never says I told you so while plans fail, and Wicks notes she is a treasure, with Hicks retorting she merely remarks Didn’t I say so.

Hicks Wicks Jove Boston Transcript

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed By Women

Noah Kentucky resident Mrs Lizzie Holland testifies to relief from headaches and nervous issues after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound during the Change of Life. The ad promotes the remedy for female ills including inflammation ulceration backache and irregularities and offers free confidential advice from Mrs. Arknes in Lynn Massachusetts.

Noah Lydia E. Pinkham Lizzie Holland Noah, Ky

The Tribe of Insect Fiddlers and Locust Dread

An article detailing how cicadas crickets katydids and grasshoppers create music by wing and leg rubbing. It notes ear placement on different insects and describes the migratory locust feared since biblical times, a dull brown species about an inch and a half long.

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Emperor William the Ostrich At Cawston Farm

At the Cawston ostrich farm in South Pasadena California a veteran bird named Emperor William eats oranges thrown to him. He catches and swallows them whole sometimes gulping a dozen at once and has eaten thirty five to forty in a row. Despite the feast he remains in good health at twenty three years old.

Cawston

An Old Person of Bree Waters the Deep

An elderly figure visits the sea depths to nurse small fish and wash dishes then returns to Bree, a playful verse set in a coastal locale.

Bree

A Bottle Trick Remark At the Gathering

A playful remark explains how to remove vinegar from a bottle without a corkscrew by pushing the cork into the bottle. The solution demonstrates a simple cork manipulation to avoid breaking the bottle or making a hole.

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