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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1911
Page
6
Rev Dr Linscott guides the International Newspaper Bible Study Club through chapters on Aseiah and Judah. The piece probes kingship pride, divine vision, prosperity, and war ethics with questions about Amarian Amarias father Zechariah and the corruptions of power.
Fragmentary notice appears to reference a religious exhortation or sermon titled Seeworm for Sunday May 12 141 Lexiah's Vision and Call to Seri Leniah 6. The readable lines imply a discussion of divine punishment and natural law without clear event details or names.
The McEihioney Drug Co of city announces continued agency for ZEMO the well known remedy for scalp and skin disorders. The liquid external treatment has grown popular and shown curative properties. A limited supply of candles will be given free to any skin sufferer testing the medicine booklet.
The Brethan and Griffith Mercantile Agency announces improved quarters to accommodate growing collections. All collections have moved to Crail’s store, second floor, with telephone contact P28 for service.
Waterloo reports Sproull, president of the Iowa State Bank, suffering a sudden hemorrhage at his home on West Bowarth Street. He was able to sit on Monday, remained away from the desk Tuesday, and was taken home after a few hours at the bank Wednesday. Doctors hoped rest would restore his health in a few days.
The Rock Island Employees' Magazine reports Washington items including James Glasgow elected mayor of Wachitgeton Iowa on March 237 with a strong lead in the second ward. It notes Glasgow's prior city service, Lester Hanlon as deputy sheriff, and railroad staff updates. Also mentioned are engine 470 on the peanut run and Yardmaster Charly Nedans moving from Eldon to Reno Oklahoma with wife Mattie Craig prior to marriage.
Johnathan Edwin Bailey died April 29 at Dove Laclede county Missouri aged about sixty years from heart trouble and paralysis. He enlisted in Company Sth Iona and served in the war. He was cousin to Mrs Jucy Werson of northwest Washington and brother of the late Wolf Batley.
John C Little returns from Des Moines where he attended the Modern Woodmen convention and was elected as one of the national delegates to the Buffalo national meeting. The session runs June 21 to 26 in Buffalo, a notable honor for Little.
A county Sunday school convention will be held in West Chester on Thursday and Friday May 1 and 2. The event is expected to draw a large attendance with an excellent program prepared for all attendees and Sunday school workers are encouraged to participate.
Seattle hosts a great May Music Festival opening tonight with choirs from high and intermediate schools totaling about a thousand voices. The Seattle Symphony Orchestra will accompany all performances.
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