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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1909
Page
6
A prose meditation on love forgiveness and the progress of the twentieth century toward a universal Christian ethos. It speaks of unity beyond creeds, continuous life, and the evolving revelation within the loom of history.
The Root Juice demonstrations in Washington draw attention as testimonials claim quick cures. A Logansport letter describes a family with stomach and joint ailments improving after using the remedy, which is sold at Lemmon's drug store at two dollars and a half for three bottles.
Hyomei described as nature s remedy a vaporized antiseptic air from eucalyptus trees in inland Australia inhaled via a rubber inhaler. Lemmon s pharmacy guarantees cure for catarrh asthma sore throat bronchitis or croup or money back complete outfit priced at 1 00.
A meditation on time, truth, and spiritual evolution arguing that each life adds to a single fabric of reality. Past creeds fade as the living word of God guides humanity forward. Precedent should serve, not imprison, the soul's forward march under the call to forward, march.
Easter morning signals a new age as humanity nears emancipation and the living Christ triumphs. The text condemns worship of symbols and creeds, urging direct relation to God and inner illumination beyond materialism and formalism. It contrasts Western heredity idolization with Eastern ancestor memory, warning that formalism remains a barrier.
The passage urges abandoning material idols and worshipping the Father in spirit. It proclaims the divine presence within each soul, the soul as temple, and Liberty to read scriptures in spirit. It promises healing for soul and body and a dawning of a better day for the spiritually awake.
A reflective piece frames death as a compassionate angel rather than an ogre, promising a dawning immortality and a radiant afterlife. The narrator shares a story about a New York contractor at a jail bid, illustrating suspicion and irony in a boardroom cash dispute, signed by James A. Edgerton of Cold Spring-on-Hudson, NY.
An intelligent officer notes a police trap on the opposite side of the bridge, explaining motorists may have been warned. The sketch suggests a heightened enforcement area and caution for drivers approaching the bridge.
A judge condemns prejudice by recounting a French visitor who mocks Niagara Falls for lacking grandeur. The tale contrasts perceived beauty and scales of nature, ending with a wry quip about funneling all wonders into a magnifying glass.
A humorous exchange mocks a late start in golf training. The professional warns of difficulty and suggests two to three years of hard practice before one might grasp the rudiments of the game, implying limited prospects for rapid success.
A man in a restaurant quietly offers the proprietor a free tip to improve his homemade ice cream. The proprietor agrees to hear him, but the man quietly advises to have someone else make it. The odd exchange unfolds as a curious encounter at Youth's Companie.
Rev Joseph H Fesperman of Salisbury North Carolina says kidney trouble left him bedridden for eight days until Foley's Kidney Remedy eased the pain and finally stopped it He credits the remedy and endorses it through Lemmon's Pharmacy and McElhinney Drug Co.
Auction notice for Saturday March 20 at 2 pm offering various items including an organ in fine condition. Also selling 2 Indian Game roosters 2 Brown Leghorn roosters and about 15 bushels of seed corn. D F Macon is the auctioneer.
Cleansing and toning remedy claims to renew organs and nerves as a spring physic. The ad promotes Ollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as best for a healthy system and blood, priced at 35 cents, sold by Lemmon's Pharmacy and Mc Ellinney Drug Co.
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