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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1908
Page
2
Royal Neighbors invite all willing to help with the Woodmen banquet to meet at the north side book store tonight at 7 o'clock. Eva K NicolaOracle announces. Mrs Robert Taylor is on the sick list.
Local ad offers dry oak fence posts in small remaining supply. Frank Stewart listed, price per post varies by length at five seven and nine cents.
Miss Ruth Winter departed for Chicago for a few weeks visit with friends. J. A. Gibson of Valley Junction spent last night with Mrs. J. A. Dickson. E. P. Dusenberry left for Keystone Iowa to promote Lowa Pride Stock Powder. Col. D. J. Palmer returned to Des Moines after Mrs. B. J. Palmer’s funeral. T. Y. Wickham Sr. came home to Ainsworth after visiting his son Dr. Br. T. Wickham. Miss Ida Miller arrived from Perlee for a week visit at the Benz home and with city relatives.
Thousands are said to be cured by Hyomei the unique inhaled treatment for catarrh. It works with the air you breathe reaching nose throat and lungs to kill germs and stop progression. Buy a dollar outfit and Lemmon's Pharmacy offers a full refund if it fails to cure.
Miss Beth McCleary of Crawfords ville spent Sunday with Miss Lillian Brookhart north of the city. Miss Anna Miler arrived from Perlee to assist at the Tondre and Benz millinery shop this season. The Rev Will Rownd came from Buffalo to attend his mother Mrs Wm Rownd’s funeral. Miss Sue Fisher returns from Muscatine. Chas Winter leaves for Chicago for a six week course at Northwestern University. Mrs Elizabeth Anderson, wintering with her sister Mrs Brooks at Blue Mound Kan, will return home tomorrow night.
An ad promoting Foley's Kidney Remedy claims early signs of bladder trouble or diabetes may be treated by starting the remedy. It notes Lemmon's Pharmacy as the seller and urges prompt use at the first danger signal.
In April The New Spirit of the Farm by Agnes C. Laut argues agricultural science widens the gap. It notes rich Western families funding formal education for heirs while old-line farmers fall behind without modern methods.
Mrs J P White of Rushboro Pa credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving her life from lung trouble. She praises its quick cough relief and cure for lung disease once thought hopeless. Lemmon’s Pharmacy offers the remedy at 50c and 1.00 with a trial bottle free.
Barred Rock and 8. C. B. Leghorn eggs from choice matings offered by W. D. Shearer. Rheumatic pains relieved by Chamberlain's Pain Balm with testimonials from B. F. Crocker of Martinsburg Iowa. Rev D J Masson returns from Kansas. evangelistic meetings led by E H Vanloon at Academy Hall. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised by Kirksville merchant W S Pelham for throat troubles and croup. sold by Cook & Sherman.
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