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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1911
Page
8
End the misery of indigestion with Miller's Dyspepsia Tablets promised to soothe stomach inflames restore digestion and enable normal eating without distress within days. The ad claims quick relief from dyspepsia and better sleep after using the product available at drug stores.
A garbled Atlanta Journal fragment shows a figure asking What was the score In the game today. The text blends political and obituary fragments with a dramatic death scene and a mayoral reference, lacking coherent reporting.
Workers from coast to coast convene in Stexston to discuss the Hotel and Restaurant Union and Bartenders International Alliance. The meeting aims to organize education and standards across the United States and Canada.
Washington May crop report issued by the Department of Agriculture covers winter wheat and rye conditions and estimates remaining winter wheat acreage to be harvested. Includes bureau findings on growth, health, and potential yields for the season.
The Pie Eaters Partments report mass leave for 300 workers as Democratic appointments replace Republican staff at the Capitol in Wa Dineton Maw. Many seniors face unemployment while younger staff seek new roles, with a near finish to patronage reshuffle and old loyalties fading under a partisan turnover.
Wyeth Chemical Company offers Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy to darken hair and revitalize the scalp. The product is sold by Metihinney Drug Co for fifty cents a bottle with a money back guarantee if it fails to perform as represented.
Capt. dotin vt Gibbons is named to succeed Capt. Bowyer as superintendent of the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis effective in a week. Navy officials deny Bowyer retirement ties to the Beers incident involving a Yale professor's daughter and an midshipman who took her to a Navy hop resulting in a reprimand. Secretary Ney er writes an apology letter to Miss Beers.
New York Catholics host Cardinal Gibbons during jubilee week marking 25 years since elevation and 50 years as a priest. Paulist Fathers present an elaborate heraldic shield painted carved and gilded by William Laurel Harris as a key ceremony.
The Daughters of the Revolution gather about 150 delegates from nearly all states in Baltimore with events at the Hotel Stafford. A tour to Annapolis will unveil a monument to Revolutionary sailors at the Naval Academy, with Taft likely in attendance. Delegates will visit Washington and Mount Vernon, HQ in New York, led by President General Mrs Adeline Fitz.
More than a thousand delegates arrive for the American Federation of Musicians convention in Atlanta with Canada Mexico and England represented. Joseph N. Weber of New York national president will preside as hundreds of singers from the South join the event continuing through the week. The Southeastern Association of German Singing Societies also gathers for its first Atlanta meeting in years.
In a collage of items from U S and abroad, President Diaz vows fighting to the end, Taft scouts future diplomats, suffragists rally in New York, and Helm inquiry faces renewed scrutiny as legal actions unfold in Chicago and Washington.
Four members of a gang tied to a Central Railroad of New Jersey burglary near Bound Brook were found drunk in nearby woods after deputies pursued them. The thieves had bottles of stolen whisky and likely buried loot before their intoxication halted the escape.
Dr Shallenberger is described as a diligent, fee free healer who visits repeatedly, claims numerous cures in chronic diseases, and lists treatments for catarrh, nose throat and lung issues, stomach liver kidneys, heart and nervous disorders, eye ear diseases, stammering cure, and surgical cases.
A dense string questions a person about nervous fatigue memory issues energy loss and bodily symptoms. It reads like a summarized catalog of ailments and emotional states without clear diagnosis or context.
An advertisement touts cures for blood poisoning syphilis gonorrhea and seminal weakness. It lists symptoms such as nervous debility dizziness and defective memory and promises wonderful results from claimed remedies. The copy stresses early treatment and “ru valy cured” without medical backing.
J. A. Kolosick announces the 1911 season offering a gray Percheron colt sired by the famed Vaillant and out of Lisette 20285. The animal, described as a grand show-quality stock, will stand at stud near Ainsworth with terms of 14 dollars to insure colt to stand and suck.
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