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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1909

Page

2

Galvanic Soap Offer Promises Big Savings and Trial

An appeal to housewives offers Galvanic Soap with a threefold value on first purchase. The seller touts superior cleaning power, whitening effect, and longer use per cake compared to yellow soap. He notes sourcing cocoanut oil from Ceylon and cites a 36 year reputation and 300000 current users. A coupon accompanies the first cake purchase.

Ceylon B. J. Johnson Soap Co Fowler St Milwaukee Wis

Local residents pass through, visit, or depart from city

J D Smith of West Chester returned home yesterday as did J G Miller. Miss Cora Masson traveled to Verdi for a visit ending today. F Ricebread of Sigourney returned home after a day in the city. J M Lord of Ainsworth visited Washington then went home. S H Addison of Bay City left for Columbus Junction after a city call. Ray Page heads to Rock Island for a few days of business. R Jones of Rock Island also departed after a day here. W H Rhodes of West Chester returned home after a day in the city. W N Hyde left for Brighton after spending Wednesday night here. Mr and Mrs H G Smith of Winside Neb arrived for Peter Leuck's funeral and left for Keota before returning home.

F. Ricebread Sigourney R. Jones Rock Island H. G. Smith Winside Nebr Peter Leuck Keota Nebraska White House Roosevelts Tafts Mr. Roosevelt

Rural Americans Rely on Home Remedies for Health

Fifty percent of the U S population lives in rural areas far from physicians and drugstores. Women in these homes often use Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted remedy for feminine illnesses, claimed to have cured more women than any other product.

Lydia E. Pinkham

Stiff neck treated with Chamberlain's Liniment

The article explains stiffness in the neck caused by rheumatism of neck muscles usually affects one side. It notes quick relief from Chamberlain's Liniment and states most cases require no internal treatment. It lists F. L. Stolte and Lemmon's Pharmacy as sellers.

F. L. Stolte and Lemmon’s

Repair Your Furniture by M. D. Manshower

Phone M. D. Manshower at No 95 for furniture repair upholstering and pickup return service.

M. D. Manshower

New President a Hard Worker and Racial Note at White House

Washington dispatch notes President Taft’s long working hours and smooth adaptation to White House life. It details changes in staff, including African American ushers, Roosevelt-era attitudes, and a clash with Senator Money, plus Tariff League activity, denatured alcohol discussions, and Brussels Fair funding fate.

Washington Taft White House Roosevelt Booker T. Washington Senate American Protective Tariff League League Congress House Ways and Means

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