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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1906

Page

6

Keifer proposes, Spooner and Frye clash in senate notes

Wadington March 10 Special report on Keifer's plan to curb southern representation to restrict negro voting. Senate debates Spooner Frye motor-boat bill, Flint defends California bill, Dolliver and Clapp bond over railroad rate, and a note on Uncle Joe Cannon's silk hat and a flower boy at Fairbanks' staff desk.

Spooner Frye Rastos Jack Joe Clapp Dolliver Arthur W. Dunn Wadington Keifer House Congress Kelfer Botanical Garden Senator Wilson Washington Senate Wilson

Pat-a-cake and gunpowder mix on a crowded page

The text blends nursery rhyme whimsy with a comic mishap about Pat Casey and Michael Cassiday unloading a van. A foreman warns that a barrel contains gunpowder, recalling a past explosion that killed ten men, prompting a cautious reply from Pat.

Pat Casey Michael Cassiday Pat

Youth Leaves Engraving Instructions at Jeweler

A young man purchased an engagement ring and asked the jeweler to inscribe it with Krom Ber tie to Maud. As he departed he added in an afterthought that Maud should not be cut too deeply into the inscription.

Flint Senator Flint California Senate Kean New Jersey Krom Bertie Maud

Mississippi preacher and Moses Baker encounter

Representative John Sharp Williams recounts the trouble a darky preacher faces in Mississippi as he tries to save Mose Baker from burning. Baker refuses to attend church and finally asks, “Wot are we all head for?” the preacher answers that they head to help others. Baker retorts with a sly grin.

Evelina Ally Sloper John Sharp Williams Mississippi Mose Baker More Moses

Walter's Ordeal to Include Word Seldom in Composition

A student named Walter faced a writing prompt requiring the word seldom. He puzzled over how to weave the term into a coherent piece, considering tone and meaning before choosing his approach.

Bobby Little Walter

Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promoted for Women's Ailments

An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as alcohol free and uniquely endorsed by medical writers for treating female weaknesses and related symptoms. It invites readers to obtain a free booklet from Dr. Pierce, Buffalo, and notes confidential consultations and additional works offered, including The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser and Pierce's Pellets for digestive regulation.

R. V. Pierce Buffalo N. Y Br Pierce Pierce People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser

Tongue Twisters Gemini Gem Collection

A student reports a collector has over two hundred tongue twisters including lines like a glowing gleam growing green and six thick thistle sticks. The passage notes the first three are the gems and claims no one can repeat them rapidly.

Stephen Stringer

Do Not Let a Cold Go On Promoting Pneumonia

A health ad urges prompt treatment of a cold to prevent pneumonia with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It claims quick relief and protection against lung troubles and notes sale at Cook & Sherman and Stewart's Pharmacy.

Chamberlain's Cook & Sherman and Stewart's Pharmacy Washington

Comic opera and local notices fill Iowa page

Local items report comic opera at Graham and Ermine Monday night, plus seats on sale for Columbia Comic Opera Co. in Ermine. Community notices list neighbors visiting Havre, Keota, Ainsworth, West Chester, Sigourney, Des Moines, Muscatine, and Burlington, with various short ads and job calls.

Iowa Marbourg & Helwick The Graham Columbia Comic Opera Co Erminne Sherm Welch Columbus City Effie van Sickle West Chester A. J. Munro James Edgington Edith Jayne Cae Hedges Winfield Joel Matthews Johnson Michels Sam Thompson Havre Amy Folger Keota Miss Folger Ermine Pasha

New Spell Proposals From National Education Group

The National Educational Association suggests new spellings for twelve words taught in public schools. Words include Buzinese for business Knuf for enanoh Fether for feather Mesure for measure Plesure for pleasure Red for read Ruf for rough Trauf for trough Thru for through Tof for tough Tung for tongue Yung for young.

National Educational Association Knuf

Train Crew Heads North from Minneapolis at 11 AM

R F McFarlane reports the Canadian train leaving Minneapolis at 11 am on the 9th. The train has 32 cars, 37 paid passengers, and many children. All aboard are in good spirits and having a good time.

R. F. McFarlane Minneapolis

Carpet Cleaning Service Ad in Brussels Area

An old advertisement offers carpet cleaning services south of the water works. It claims the cleaning machine ran last spring and fall with satisfactory results. Charges 2 cents per yard for in and 3 cents for out, with hauling paid both ways. Phone number 04 17-66.

Last Month to Pay First Half Taxes Without Penalty

Notices warn taxpayers that the final month to pay the first half of taxes without penalties is approaching. Treasurer J. B. Shearer urges early payment to avoid end of month rush.

Shearer Treas

Electric Bitters Cure Disease Say Sherman

A testimonial cites kidney inflammation relief after three bottles of Electric Bitters. The ad claims cures for liver complaint dyspepsia blood disorders and malaria and restores weakness. Guaranteed by J H Stewart, druggist, 60 cents.

Philippines Sherman J. H. Stewart

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