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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1912

Page

8

Memorial Service for Major Archibald Butt

Memorial services in Washington under Temple Lodge of Masons honor Major Archibald Butt, Taft to attend with Col. Henry Watterson and Senator Augustus Bacon among speakers. The open service follows Butt, President's military aide, known across official, military and society circles after the Titanic disaster. Senator Bacon praised Butt as a loyal friend and gentleman.

Washington Temple Lodge of Masons Archibald Butt Taft Henry Watterson Major Butt Augustus O. Bacon Georgia Tve United States Tillman

London Plans Eight-Hour Day Demonstration

The London Trades Council organizes a large organized workers demonstration for an eight hour day to be held tomorrow across England's industrial centers.

London London Trades Council England

Woman Overcomes Twelve Years of Illness in Missouri

Mrs Bertra Murr of Louisiana Missouri describes twelve years of illness with cramps dragging pains and monthly agony after eleven doctors. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health and urges other women to seek advice. The Pinkham product is presented as a non narcotic remedy with many testimonials from the Lynn Massachusetts laboratory.

Louisiana Lydia E. Pinkham Bertra Murr 4Th Street Uvcia Pinkham Pinkham Laboratory Lynn Mass

Federal help for the farmer outlined for nation wide plan

The Department of Agriculture will start demonstration farming in the north this summer, expanding the southern program begun by Dr. S. A. Krapp. The plan divides the country into five sections with state and county officials directing district work funded by about 250000 dollars this year. The goal is to have states and counties conduct most on the ground work. A key Western issue is reducing alkali in irrigated land by using water more efficiently as shown by a Spanish example.

Department of Agriculture South Central Congress House Senate Swingle Spain

Taft Names Woman Chief of New Children's Bureau

Miss Julian Lathrop of Chicago associate of Jane Addams at Hull House and a Vassar graduate was appointed by President Taft as chief of the new children's bureau in the department of commerce and labor. She becomes the first woman to hold a bureau chief post in the federal government.

Julian. Lathrop Chicago Jane Addams Hull House Iinois Board of Charity Vassar College Taft New Children’s Bureau Department of Commerce and Labor Miss Lathrop

Demand for Yucatan Chicle

There is a strong demand for Yucatan chicle a decay resistant wood used mainly for railway ties and its gum is made into chewing gum. The wood lasts indefinitely in the ground and commands high interest from buyers.

Yucatan

West Chester high musicians to perform at United Presbyterian

The Washington High School Orchestra and girls’ glee club will present a concert at United Presbyterian Church in West Chester under church auspices. Miss Jessica Strawbridge directs, Supt. A. Fuller accompanies. A bus trip from the high school departs at 6 pm.

United Presbyterian Church Jessicea Strawbridge Supt. A. Fuller Fuller

Knickerbocker Stock Company Opens Week at Graham Theatre

The Knickerbocker Stock company begins a weeklong engagement at the Graham theatre next Monday night presenting a repertoire program and a well equipped stock company lineup for the engagement.

Knickerbocker Stock Company Graham Theatre

Nineteenth Century Cold Remedy Ad Claims Quick Cure

An old advertisement touts a one day cure for a cold using laxative bromide quinine tablets. It promises a refund if the treatment fails and bears the signature of KE W Grove on each box. The wording reflects period medical advertising and generic assurances of effectiveness.

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