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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1911
Page
7
Claims to restore weakened organs and improve nourishment to raise red blood. Authorized by American Drug & Press Association directors. Lemiman's Pharmacy markets this tonic as a reliable blood builder.
The passage describes removing stains from marbles by wetting the epots with oil of vitriol, lemon juice, or diluted oxalic acid in spirits of wine, waiting fifteen minutes, then rubbing dry with a soft linen cloth.
In a period tone the piece warns against fearing ghosts and urges protection from malaria and other diseases in swamps and marshes. It touts Bitters as a blood-cleansing remedy with a testimonial from Wm. Fretwell of Lucama North Carolina and advertises Lemmon's Pharmacy selling it for 50 cents.
Four teachers and one grade teacher elected at last night’s school meeting in Washington plan a two year commercial course adding typewriting with touch system and Green shorthand. The program seeks to retain students and provide thorough training in stenography for local youths.
Dozens of cars left Los Angeles on May 5 to begin the Los Angeles to Lakeside reliability run. The start signals the first leg of the event, with participants vowing steady pacing and careful mileage tracking through the course.
Newspapers publish letters from citizens praising Root Juice. J W Boyle of 116 East Washington Street says his wife suffered stomach pain and poor digestion until using Root Juice, after which she gains appetite and comfort. Lemmon's Pharmacy sells the remedy amid such endorsements.
Valley Forge Camp Ve.sus meets Thursdays at North Side Square Exeminety hall with welcome noted. Washington Lodge and Cyrus Chapter announce regular meetings on monthly second Fridays. Bethlehem Commanders report Friday monthly meetings. The Ladies' Aid at Lexington M. E. church plans a May 11 all day event with Florence Amualonsas.
The foal Peter the Great Son of First Custer is described as brown with white points, large boned and a strong feeder. The text notes his sire as the real Son of Custer and mentions connections to Spanish Condor Princes and Miss Emily.
This description promotes Percheron Grelon 58358 as the finest American bred, detailing its European lineage from Lisette Zuess and Vaillant Seso. It notes the colt's gray color, conformation, and potential value to patrons, with terms of $14.00 to include stand to stall and suck, and insurance or cooney conditions on mares. Contact J. A. Kolosick for ownership and care.
A new remedy for riventiatinin, compounded from a special formula by Meritol Rheumatism Powder, easy to take and certain in results. Boon to every sufferer, offered as the best known rheumatism remedy in all forms. Recommended by physicians and all who have tried it. For sale by Lemmon's Pharmacy and local representatives.
A fragment lists departures at 2:00 am 4:35 am 4:20 am 9:65 am 1:00 am and 4:30 am with several invalid times, indicating OCR errors in the timetable.
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