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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1908

Page

8

The Tie That Binds In Marriage Faith And Hope

A reflective essay argues marriage is a tutor for the soul not a heaven or hell. It urges partners to share life, duties, finances, and emotions with patience courage and cheerful endurance, celebrating unity and mutual support in home life.

Heaven Hell Grace D. Good Lam

Jury Flips Coin To Reach Verdict In New York Case

A New York jury reached a $41 2 verdict for Thomas Dixon against New York City Railway in the death of his four and a half year old daughter Lillie. The prior jury, undecided after an all night deliberation, flipped a coin to decide, prompting Justice Guy to fine each juror $50 and order a new trial.

New York Thonas Dixon Agiiue New York City Railway Company Lillie Furvinen Guy

Investigation Not Peared In New York Stock Exchange Inquiry

Secretary Ely promised full cooperation to Herbert Knox Smith as he conducts the Roosevelt ordered probe into stock gambling. Ely said the Exchange will show the commissioner all it has and there is nothing to conceal about the Exchange or its management.

New York Herbert Knox Smith New York Stock Exchange Roosevelt Ely The Exchange

Count and Countess Szecheny Leave Nice for Hungary

The Count and Countess Szecheny depart Nice en route to Hungary after abandoning plans to visit Rome. Meanwhile the senate ratifies two additional The Hague treaties.

Szecheny Nice Hungary Rome Senate Hague

Nervous Headache Linked to Exhausted Nerves Warning

The item defines nervous headache as a sign of thin blood and exhausted nerves and warns of danger of breakdown. It condemns headache powders as dangerous and claims new blood and nerve force are formed by a remedy that follows.

Health and Beauty Tips From An Age Of Advice

Practical cosmetic and home care tips advise avoidance of white clothes to look slimmer and use of massage for chins. Guidance covers burns, ink stain removal with oxalic acid, nail care, and lash enhancement with Vaseline as a nightly treatment for longer lashes.

Folson

Keeps Ice Water On Hand With A Newspaper Wrap

An upstairs cooling method uses a pitcher of ice water placed on a rolled newspaper. Fold the four corners to enclose the pack and secure with a rubber band so air is excluded. The ice remains nearly intact overnight, easing the nurse’s tasks and preserving a refreshing drink.

Daily Journal

We Are King Returns to the Opera House

Manager Lemmon secures a return engagement for the popular comedy We Are King with the same cast as before. After a successful week in St. Paul the company is praised by the St. Paul Daily News for its Metropolitan standards and strong performances. The show opens Wednesday evening the 18th at the local venue.

Lemmon Opera House St. Paul Minn SS. S. S S.S.S Swift Specific CO Atlanta, GA

Vienna Hosts Largest Coffee Cakes Sale This Saturday

The city will see its biggest assortment of coffee cakes, rolls and fruit loaves on Saturday at Vienna. The event showcases a wide variety from local bakeries and markets, drawing shoppers seeking fresh, diverse bakery treats.

Vienna

Local items include pies chocolate and millinery news

Local notes report 200 pies for sale tomorrow at the Vienna with a wide assortment. Fern Leaf chocolates line Johnson's. Tondre & Benz advertise children's caps in several colors. Several residents visit, travel, or return from nearby towns and relatives.

Johnson's Vienna Henry Crooks Crawfordsville Tondre & Benz's

Rev Nat Childs to Speak at Fairfield Meeting

The Rev Nat Childs ex-lawyer and pastor of the United Presbyterian church at Fairfield will address a men s meeting at the First United Presbyterian church on Monday evening March 16. The subject of his address will be Men Called to Action.

Nat Childs United Presbyterian Church Fairfield First United Presbyterian Church

Cyrus Chapter No 13 K P M Regular Meeting

The Cyus chapter No. 13 K. P. M. holds a regular Friday evening meeting. Members are reminded to attend on time for business and work. Geo. S. Kerr serves as High Priest.

Cyus Geo. S. Kerr H. P

Sunday law crusade setback noted by Supreme Court

The Kansas City Sunday law enforcement effort led by Judge W A Wallace suffered a setback when the Missouri Supreme Court ruled the last legislature created Jackson county's second criminal division constitutional. Judge Wallace must certify venue changes to that division. the court issued a permanent writ prohibiting further action.

Jefferson City W. A. Wallace Kansas City Wallace Judge Port Stoddard County Supreme Court

Shun Women and Whisky Warning at Pittsburg Gallows

Morris B. Holmes aged twenty three urged young men to avoid women and whisky before his execution for killing his sweetheart Nancy Miller with a butcher knife on March 27, 1907, at East Pittsburgh. He died by hanging after thirteen minutes, maintaining nerve to the end and asking Rev. Charles Miller to spread his dying advice.

Pittsberg Morris B. Holmes Holmes Charles Miller Homewood Methodist Episcopal Church Nancy Miller East Pittsburh

Wage Cut Affects 25,000 Lowell Cotton Workers

Notices posted in seven large factories announce a ten percent wage reduction effective March 30. Manufacturers say the business outlook is discouraging and the situation is without parallel in years.

Lowell Mass

Bryce Seeks Spectator Attendance at Two Conventions

Ambassador James Bryce of Great Britain hopes to attend both the Republican national convention in Chicago and the Democratic national convention in Denver as a spectator. He is confident about reaching Chicago but uncertain about Denver.

Washington James Bryce Great Britain Chicago Denver

Frey shoots employee at Armstrong bowling alley

Danville Illinois March 13 Frank Frey a restaurant man and bowling alley proprietor shot and seriously injured William Roe an employee after Roe refused to turn over the keys Frey alleges Roe was not locking his duties Roe turned on Frey and Frey drew a pistol and fired in self defense or at least under claim of duty.

Danville Til Armstrong, Ill Frank Frey William Roe Roe Frey

Mrs Atlen Potter’s Birthday Party Gifts No Presents

Kalaminzee Michigan March 3. Mrs Atlen Potter aged eighty two hosted a family dinner for her birthday. Twenty five descendants attended and she gave away substantial checks to each person rather than receiving gifts.

Kalaminzee Mich Atlen Potter

German Count Refuses Work in Colorado Jail

Florence Colorado March 13 Count Otto Jahre jailed five days in the chain gang for drunkenness refuses to work on the street and is made to wash jail windows He claimed to be a German count and said he had money in a Denver bank The judge refused leniency.

Florence Colo Otto Jahre Denver

A Modern Fable From Chicago Chronicle

A cat catches a sparrow and is about to eat when the sparrow urges washing first. The cat washes but the sparrow escapes, then the cat mutters that all eaters wash after and never before.

Chicago Chronicle

Horse taunts in quirky court joke prompts game challenge

A playful line invites participants to join a game as a horse character brashly taunts with the remark about a tail that cannot be filed. The odd, humorous tone evokes a lighthearted scene likely from a local humor column.

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