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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1902

Page

4

Nice Quiet Wedding at St James Church

King suffers from wound and improves while a bulletin notes his distress during dressing. A quiet wedding occurs at St James Church in the morning, Minnie Dupuis wed Leigh Stewart of Keota with immediate family present. The bride, a Washington operator, and groom, a prosperous Keota youth, plan to settle at home. Church notices and pharmacy ad follow.

St James Church Minnie Dupuis Leigh Stewart Keota Thomas Dupuis Jacobameter Thomas Dupute Jr Vred Dupute

Local visitors and health notes from Winfield area

Mrs J H Goodspeed of Winfield stayed with Mrs Werte on West Main Street several days last week. Fred McClintock left this morning for Newton to attend the street fair and visit friends. Maude McCulley returned from Davenport after visiting Miss Marie Stewart. John Arnold south of the city, once gravely ill with appendicitis, is reported some better.

J. H. Goodspeed Winfield Werte West Main Street Fred McClintock Newton Maude McCulley Davenport Miss Marie Stewart John Arnold

Trustworthy manager wanted for nine room house rental

Old established Chicago firm seeks a trustworthy person in each county to manage business for a solid financial operation. Weekly cash salary of 18, with expenses paid from headquarters. Money advances for expenses. Address: 379 Caxton Bidy, Chicago.

Worren Caxton Bidy Chicago

Regular meeting notice and Delta celebration details

ESV AEM Seca notices a regular meeting tomorrow evening with earnest invitation to all members. Delta will celebrate on July 1 at the school house grove with an old fashioned program. Nate Kendall of Albia will be the day’s orator, and Mrs R Sullivan and daughters Hallie and Olive visited Mrs O D Bickford’s sister in Sheffield. Mrs John Allen and son arrive from Boulder to visit his parents.

School House Grove Nate Kendall Albia Mel Logan Koene Ladies’ Missionary Society First Presbyterian Church John Babcock North Second St Des Moines Leader and Register Register and Leader Register Office George BK. Roberts Mint Miss Soger Burlington John Boger H CO Horsey Columbian Highland Park

Natural History Snippets From Australia and Nearby Fauna

A coastal Australia note lists six inch plus caterpillars near the Derling River and migratory geese leader fatigue. It mentions the gray buzzard as heavy and near extinction, terrapin diet of crabs with crab claw favored, glowworm eggs that glow only after transformation, a whistling Australian moth with ribbed glassy wings and antenna strike producing a mate call.

Derling River Australia Ile

Quips from Papers on Unruly Guests and Fools

A collage of old newspaper quips cites misbehaving clients and romantic entanglements. The Chicago News notes a hotel billing joke as escaping guests pass to pay for extra services, while the Atchison Globe and Boston Transcript blend sly humor about a niece and a boastful William with recurring misperceptions and pretenses.

Chicago News

Meat Once a Day Theory Hinted for Family Diet

A magazine style piece argues meat and white bread should be limited to avoid disease. It proposes meals with chicken and other whites as mainstays, plus vegetables, fruits, soups, and milk based sweets. The piece cites dyspepsia risks from daily red meat and pastry and notes alternatives like turkey, lamb, and game.

Harper's Bazar

A Pleasing French Trait Of Brotherly Bond

The essay outlines French family life showing strong brotherly affection. It notes prominent cases such as Louis and Charles Blanc and Jules Favre with brothers, often living near each other, sometimes collaborating in literature. The piece underscores deep, distinct differences between brothers despite close loyalty.

Louis Charles Blanc Garnier- Pages Jules Favre Leon Ernest Arthur Sicard Puech Paul Hippolyte Flandrin Goncourts Rosnys Marguerittes Charles Louis Blanc Arthur Picard Jules Leon Favre Alphonse Daudet London News

A Novelty Quote From Judge On Play Openings

A judge comments that the play is a novelty noting that none of the editions begin with a servant hosting the furniture. The remark highlights a playful critique of stage openings and comic setup.

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