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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1910

Page

7

Depew Recalls Consular Quota Tale In Root Dinner

Senator Depew told a Washington dinner story about seeking consular posts from Senator Root, who jokes that New York's quota was exceeded by 14 percent. He said Root and later Secretary Knox repeated the figure, provoking laughter at the New York Sun recounting.

Senator Depew Senator Root Washington Mr. Root New York Republican Root Tie New York

Major Pond Helped Bill Nye Find His Stage Start

Major Pond mentored Nye early in his career by spotting talent in obscurity. Nye, then a postmaster and editor of the Laramie Boom erang, was persuaded to lecture, finding money and publicity. Nye recalled the major with a signature note praising a heart full of gratitude and a system full of drugs and supplies.

Major Pond Bill Nye Laramie Pond Nye

The Guest of Quesnay Chapter Six Morning Encounter

Thad finishes dressing and is surprised by Amedee with a breakfast tray as Mile. Ward may be nearby. Elizabeth and Thad converse about Louise Harman, George Harman, and past loves while a social night unfolds with Miss Elliott pursuing Thad and a moonlit terrace scene ending in a quiet interruption.

Thad Amedee Monsieur Mlle. Ward Ward Mme. Brossard Sol Elizabeth Quesnay Keredee Miss Elliott

Directions for Colic in Horses Painkiller Remedy

Directions describe use of Perry Davis painkiller with water and molasses for horse colic. Administer half the dose, then rest in fifteen minutes if needed. Claims this remedy works reliably and lists bottle sizes 35c, 25c, and 50c.

Perry Davis

Pittsburg Plate Glass Plant at Ford City Destroyed by Fire

A fire wiped out the Pittsburg Plate Glass company plant in Ford City, thirty miles from Pittsburg, causing about 1 250 000 dollars in losses. The blaze destroyed more than 1 000 000 square feet of plate glass, imperiling the livelihoods of over five thousand Ford City residents reliant on the plant.

Pittsburg Pittsburg Plate Glass Company Ford City

Root Juice Promoted With Widely Cited Cures

A nationwide series of testimonials touts Root Juice as a remarkable cure. Local readers report dramatic improvements from Bedford Indiana to Mrs. Sam White who allegedly recovered from stomach cancer after one bottle. The remedy is praised for soothing the stomach and kidneys with the Lemmon drug store highlighted as a source for information.

Bedford Indiana Owl Sam White North I Street Frank Brown East Fourteenth Street J. E. Lemmon Drug Store

Community social highlights at North Washington events

Miss Beulah Eichelberger hosted Ready Maids at her North Washington home with a fine three course luncheon. Teachers and pupils of the South School sent Mr. Guzeman a large bouquet for his 92nd birthday. The Methodist church choir and friends gathered at Mrs. Frank Batterton’s home for an evening of music, stories, and a luncheon prepared by Miss Anne Houdek and assistants.

George Beulah Eichelberger North Washington Methodist Church Frank Batterton Wake Neal Margaret Batterton S WJ. Cocklin Batterton Edna Webb Manassier Miss Jamison Howard McCleery Reading F. L. Wilson Helen Morton Grace Hunter Mabel Brinton Gladys Warner Victory Robert Batterton Anne Houdek Mrs. Batterton Mildred Stewart

Knights Templar Observance and Circle Meetings

Knights Templar Ascension day observed Thursday at 3 PM with Sir Knights meeting at the asylum. The Woman's Mission Circle meets Friday at 2 30 PM at Mrs Clyde Brown home to order new study books. Degree of Honor holds regular meeting Thursday evening with important business. Mid week Baptist prayer meeting discusses Northern Baptist convention questions and delegates.

Knights Templar Wilbur Miller E. C Woman's Mission Circle of the Baptist Church Clyde Brown Baptist Church Northern Baptist Convention

Owl’s daring ascent shows habit’s grip on a wild bird

An English tale describes a white owl battling fierce winds to reach a spire vane. The bird repeatedly fails, then finally grips the crossbar and wipes its beak, illustrating how habit can compel a wild animal to repeat a taxing action despite danger.

Fighting the Railroad Bill Headlines and Hiatus in Congress

Washington May 4 The house shows a close margin on amendments to the railroad bill signaling a possible divided verdict with Ballinger enrollment and telegraph and telephone under the ICC debated The Parcels Post and friar lands resolution draw attention as Fish pushes procedural rules while Taft approves a 2500 acre limit and Secretary Meyer backs favorable parcel rates.

Friar Lands Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Sand Ballinger Ball Martin Col Philippi Secre of War Art General Wickersham Congress F Taft Fish National Retailers’ Association John E Com Ou Meyer

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