Weather forecast notes colder conditions tonight
Partly cloudy conditions expected tonight with a drop in temperatures. The west and central portions will feel the colder air with lower temperatures overnight and into Saturday.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1909
Page
5
Partly cloudy conditions expected tonight with a drop in temperatures. The west and central portions will feel the colder air with lower temperatures overnight and into Saturday.
Mrs. M. J. Wertz arrived from Nichols this morning. Mrs. Dave Donovan rode to Ainsworth for the day. Mrs. J. F. H. Taylor and Miss Jet traveled to West Chester for the day.
Advertisement asserts a one day cure for a cold using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It claims druggists offer a refund if the remedy fails and features E. W. Grove’s signature on each box. Price is 265c.
A Iowa reader notes Indiana data on tuberculosis deaths and argues for a broad social mobilization. Fraternal orders like Modern Woodmen and Metropolitan Life urge preventive reforms, housing and sanitation improvements, and employer air and sunlight in work spaces to curb the disease.
Remedy claims to strengthen lungs and expel colds with a genuine yellow packaged product sold by Lemmon's Pharmacy and McElhinney Drug Co.
Mrs J O Matthews of near Ainsworth visited relatives in town Miss May Long at Lewis millinery resumed duties Sylvia Kaye at Asher millinery Frank Webb back downtown after a week ill Seymour Martin of West Chester in city for business Phone 59 for safe horses and cabs M R Meek successor to Frank Webb Chris Frienberger formerly of New store en route to Noble with grippe W D Beatty from Sigourney reviews J A Work Co. windows praised Front of building to be changed Traveling men claim state’s finest windows No more divorces Hubby will stay a loyal lover Perpetual matrimonial bliss Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Lemmon's pharmacy McElhinney Drug Co
In district court the case Weekly versus Gardner et al is submitted. The evidence was completed at noon today. Whittaker versus Brinton is settled and Funston versus Funston is continued.
A campaign begun by the Optimists' club seeks to abolish All Fools' Day and set April 1 as Optimists' Day. Circles mailed to state governors college presidents and public figures urging adoption of the plan from New York headquarters.
Dr. Hastings Hart, longtime superintendent of the Illinois Children's Home and Aid Society, will assume leadership of the Russell Sage Foundation in New York on May 1. He will focus on researching conditions of dependent and delinquent children after a decade directing the Illinois institution.
Des Moines Iowa March 26 The temperance discussion dominates the senate session with resolutions urging church laymen to fund missionary work abroad and set a 10 percent income donation, 25 percent for non Christian missions, plus a weekly offering plan and organized lay committees across Iowa churches. The report calls for a united campaign and strong missionary oversight statewide.
A Des Moines session of the senate committee on constitutional amendments drew about two thousand attendees as the hearing widened beyond a proposed prohibition amendment to cover general temperance legislation. Proponents and opponents spoke at length, with notable figures including Father Nugent Wade Mohland La Monte Cowles Barber White Smith and Mrs Lillian Stevens leading their sides.
Frank Gotch of Iowa defeated Raoul de Rouen of France in straight falls to retain the world wrestling championship in Kansas City Missouri on March 26.
L A Garrison and Myron W W Haines, president and special representative of Central College at Pella, have been in the city for a few days and left for their homes and Cedar Rapids. Mrs Howard Jones of Rubio planned a trip to West Branch and Miss A L Goldner of Keota arrived to spend the day in the city.
A Watertown Wisconsin man J A Swenson writes of ten years of eczema resisted by sixteen doctors until Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed him. Advertises for skin eruptions eczema salt rheum boils fever sores burns scalds cuts and piles at J E Lemmon's counter.
Mrs. Anna Wells was a passenger for Eldon this morning where she is spending a few days.
Miss Mary Lins arrives with her ill niece Miss Florence Wells and plans to stay with her grandfather C. Lins for the summer as Miss Wells recovers. Mrs. M. C. Slocum returns to Cedar Rapids after visiting the Chilcote and Mercer households. Mrs. F. L. Stolte comes back from Hedrick where she spent a week at home.
The Misses Gertrude and Wanda Wendell arrived back in Ottumwa this morning following a brief stay at the home of Mrs. Ed Kibura.
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