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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1909

Page

6

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Featured in Willimantic Ad

A Willimantic Connecticut woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing five years of severe female health issues. The ad touts the product as safe for displacements inflammation ulceration fibroid tumors irregularities and related symptoms with thirty years of usage and thousands of cures cited.

Aebie Willimantic Conn Lydia E. Pinkham Ezra Donovan Box 209

Prepare for hot weather with Rocky Mountain Tea

Hollister recommends the best economical regulator and system conditioner for the family. Sam Pollock of Brighton was in the city Saturday.

Hollister Sam Pollock Brighton City

The War on the White Death and a Bay Area Jury Saga

An excerpt discusses tuberculosis losses and a San Francisco trial jury. It notes the alleged value of a year of life, recounts juror concerns over past crimes, and chronicles the Ruef case complications including Anixter Haas and a fatal courtroom shooting.

O. F. Lewis Metropolitan Magazine United States Frederick L. Hoffman

Curing Consumption in Physical Culture April Issue

Bernarr Macfadden explains consumption often follows stomach trouble or small intestinal issues. He argues those organs drive blood formation and when defective they force the body’s other organs to overwork, affecting overall health.

Bernarr Macfadden

The True Story of Morris Haas and Heney Shooting

The April American Magazine by Will Irwin recounts San Francisco graft era violence including the abduction and death of Francis J. Heney and the case of juryman Morris Haas who killed Heney and later died by his own hand. The Parkside bribery case against Abe Ruef looms with a clear prosecution case and a potentially biased jury in play.

Morris Haas Francis J. Heney Will Irwin San Francisco Parkside Abe Ruef Ruef

Outing Magazine April leading features and stories

The April issue highlights Building a Railroad and Rebuilding by Edward Hungerford, a Western Mexico travel piece Beyond the Mexican Sierras by Dillon Wallace, reminiscences True Yarns and Tales of the Trail by Dan Beard, and Vegetable Garden hints by E P Powell. It includes Bird Photography by Herbert K Job, English and Scottish Shooting by Isaac N Ford, Munford a railroad life story by Frank L Packard, and Harlan's Finish Hopalong Cassidy tale by Clarence E Mulford. The Bohemian Magazine presents The New Chinatown in San Francisco by Jerome A Hart, Are We a Theatrical Suburb by George Jean Nathan, What the Models Think of the Artists by Lula Merrick, plus The Iron Horse Abroad and ten other stories and humor pieces.

Outing Magazine Outing Edward Hungerford Dillon Wallace Mexico Mexican Sierras Dan Beard E. P. Powell Herbert K. Job Isaac N. Ford Munford Frank L. Packard Clarence E. Mulford Harlan Hopalong Cassidy Bohemian San Francisco Jerome A. Hart George Jean Nathan Lula Merrick

Oh Fickle Love by Leo Whitney

A lyrical romance piece where a speaker vows devotion to Geraldine. He declares defiance of the gods and happiness in her proximity, expressing intense affection and longing through vivid imagery. The narration centers on passionate love and emotional longing.

Leo Whitney

Indigestion Ends Diet Craze On Sahara Dream

The piece mocks a diet fad with a magician and a desert trance. A man followed the prescribed diet and died of indigestion, a satirical twist on self created starvation and mock mysticism.

McClures April issue highlights Grover Cleveland papers

The April McClure's features George F. Parker's Cleveland writings with views on Roosevelt Morgan Hill Foraker and others. Burton Hendrick profiles a Rockefeller Institute spinal meningitis serum cutting mortality. Other pieces cover ivory trade, natural resources waste, Nero and Christian persecution, plus Mrs Humphry Ward novel installments and four short stories.

McClure McClure's George F. Parker Grover Cleveland Harris R. Childs Rudolph Cronan Guglielmo Ferrero Roosevelt Nero Humphry Ward Ourself Inez G. Thompson E. Nesoit Edmund Candler Francis Lynde

Too Much English in South Seas Speech

Jack London, traveling for Woman's Home Companion, describes Melanesian pidgin and the spread of Too Much English among South Sea Islanders. He notes hundreds of dialects and traders introducing beche de mer English as a common vehicle. The article explains the phrase as a simple superlative rather than excess.

Jack London South Seas Eglish Beche de Mer Mr. London

The Thief at Graham Theatre Provokes Wives Versus Husbands

New York critic Arthur Brisbane reviews Henri Bernstein play The Thief directed by Charles Frohman. He notes gendered stereotypes of wives overly praising husbands while men offer advice on appearance and strength. Brisbane urges widespread tour to compel many husbands to see it.

Charles Frohman Henri Bernstein Graham Theatre New York Arthur Brisbane Jeffries Fairbanks Hercules United States

Reverend Fesperman Endorses Foley's Kidney Remedy

Salis bury minister Rev Joseph H Fesperman writes that after years of kidney trouble a severe pain confined him eight days. He began Foley's Kidney Remedy and the pain abated until it ceased. He cheerfully recommends Foley's Kidney Remedy from Lemmon's Pharmacy and McElhinney Drug Co.

Joseph H. Fesperman Salisbury N. C Beac Foley Lemmon McElhinney Drug Co

Fair Watch Draws Townsfolk In Weekend Notes

Local column records visitors and residents in and around Keota and surrounding towns. J L Shaw of Ainsworth and Seymour of West Chester visited the city. Cc Owen and Peter Hannen also called in for business and social exchange. Rev Shaffer delivered a lecture at the M E church this evening to benefit a local association.

J. L. Shaw Ainsworth Peter Hannen Keota S$. Seymour West Chester Cc. C. Owen 2. C. Shaffer M. EK Our

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