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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1908
Page
2
A simple home remedy advised for elderly individuals facing kidney issues. The guidance highlights natural steps to support kidney comfort and overall health, emphasizing ease of use and accessibility for seniors.
A New York health publication promotes simple at home prescriptions. The featured mix uses Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla prepared by shaking. Adults take a teaspoon after meals and at night with water. The claim says it cleanses kidneys and reduces rheumatic pain.
G. W. Hobson departed Sunday evening for Chariton Iowa to attend the funeral of his uncle who died recently.
Piano tuner H. F. Funk of Davenport, an expert, will be in the city soon on his regular trip. Parties desiring work may leave orders at Saling's music store.
W J Bryan thanks Atty P J Hanley for Washington papers about the Democratic banquet. He notes the event was a success, praises growing unity, and says the people are getting together as he writes a courteous closing.
Paul French is a measles victim and five dollars is offered for ten issues of March 7. Miss Birdie McElroy suffers lagrippe. Mrs. Keefer visited Havre with relatives. Miss Ora Henderson returned from a visit near Ainsworth. Cass Slocum arrived from Cedar Rapids for a short city stay. Blanche McFarlane came home from West Chester. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gowey and son John visited Bailey family. I Klein arrived from Davenport to handle business. Mrs. Utterback and Mrs. Spessard visited friends from Ainsworth. O’Connell Cain and George Kennelly attended Mrs. Ragan’s funeral from Eldon. Mr. and Mrs. Graham of Steubenville are visiting Mrs. Braden after a Denver trip.
A card certifies that all druggists may refund your money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure a cough or cold. It claims to stop the cough, heal the lungs, prevent pneumonia and consumption, contains no opiates, and warns to refuse substitutes. Sold by Lemmon's Pharmacy in a yellow package.
Weather forecast for Washington D C calls for fair skies tonight and Wednesday with moderate temperatures and light winds as reported in the special evening dispatch.
Teeter and Lathrop auctioneers announce a public sale at the vendor's east Washington home on Thursday March 12 at 1 pm. Items include two work mates, hogs, poultry, a Studebaker wagon and paraphernalia, farm implements, produce, household goods, and furnishings. Terms to be announced sale day. 2021 P. A. Hartman.
S W Neal will give a lecture on Europe and the Holy Land at the Harmony or John Griffith school Franklin township on Thursday evening March 12. Proceeds for the benefit of the school library. Alex Clegg visited the city from Ainsworth between trains yesterday morning. Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is proven and sold by Cook and Sherman.
Geo Peck, a South Dakota lands agent, is described as the general agent in this region of Iowa for land dealings. The note indicates Peck’s transfer of authority or representation within Iowa for his land business.
Aberdeen Dakota firm announces improved farms for sale on easy terms with long time. Buyers who purchase before June receive crop shares valued from 3.50 to 6.00 per acre. Office located one door north of D A Chalmers' store. Phone Sit.
Rt. Rev. Arthur F. Ingram, bishop of London, spoke at St. Michaels church Cornhill to boost his fund for spiritual regeneration of the metropolis. The crowd included the lord mayor, sheriff, and leading bankers and businessmen, inspired by the Wall Street service last October that sparked the event.
The statewide prohibition movement began in Chattanooga as every pupil in the city was addressed by an evangelist from the Anti Saloon League. A large rally followed in the Auditorium where George R Stewart spoke to about 7 000 people and about 75 000 dollars was raised to support league work.
On March 10 at Coney Island New York the oceanside resort opened unofficially for the season drawing more than 25 000 visitors who enjoyed the mild air while numerous side show men sought business along the beaches near the midway and attractions.
Judge Brouch of the common pleas court released from jail Beard Lemman and Millier three men sentenced to months imprisonment for violation of the anti trust laws in Toledo Ohio on March 10.
Official forecast up to 8 o'clock tonight notes rising temperatures across Silinoois Indiana Wisconsin and town Fair. Lower Michigan expected partly cloudy conditions with a cooler north portion and unsettled air.
The Chicago Board of Trade quotes show May wheat at 159 and July 159 3/4, corn near 5 1/4, oats around 2, and pork and lard futures mixed. Cash sales list No 2 red corn 68 1/4, No 2 red spring wheat around 1.11, with hogs, cattle, and sheep receipts and ranges noted for the day.
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