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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1910

Page

5

Local notes and visits from Keokuk to Sigourney

Keokuk resident Smith Hamill visits Keokuk friends while Mrs Teeter travels to Keota and many residents, including the Lembonen and Yockey families, move through Washington Sigourney and Davenport for visits and events. Washington high school notes a baseball win over Winfield with upcoming Sigourney game. High school commencement and local shopping, studio ads, and travel to Crawfordsville and Ainsworth appear throughout.

Washington High School Winfield Sigourney

Jack Strongheart Traps Giant in Forest Tale

In a bedtime tale a boy named Jack Strongheart is mocked by townsfolk for wanting to stop a giant pest. He sneaks to the giant’s cave, paints lifelike spiders, the giant wakes and drowns chasing them, and the town names Jack mayor, dubbing him Jack the Wise.

Mamma Jack Strongheart Jack Egypt Jack the Wise Daddy

Local Social Notes and Fresh Candy at Ross Drug

The city saw shoppers from Mrs. C. D. Chapel Mrs. W. A. Goble and Mrs. Sherd Wilson of Ainsworth Miss Edith Chesney from Keota and Miss Anna Eagle with others visiting friends in the city. Mrs Letts of Chicago to visit Marion Anderson home and Davenport and Moline trips noted.

M.waterman Fairfield John Yockey Joe Lohberger Iowa City E. B. Knox Keota John Lowry L. A. Brier A. W. Hamil Hubert City D. Curry What Cheer Iowa Mary Bush Keola Myrtle Coop John Belville Lena Shafer Crawfordsville West Chester O. KE. Lewis Burlington M. E. Brown Ainsworth Sarah Campbell Rebecca Proudfit Hubert Nicola H. L. Kendall Ross’ Drug Store C. D. Chapel W. A. Goble Edith Chesney Mrs. Letts Chicago Marion Anderson Anna Eagle Mathis Lorain Davenport Clara Shugg Moline

Moving Books: Better with Small Boxes and Bundles

The moving company head advocates using small boxes for books citing less damage and easier handling. He notes long narrow book boxes with handles for storage, warns barrels ruin books and large boxes cause injuries, and suggests tying books in small bundles with strong paper and twine.

New Idea Woman's Magazine

The Drummer's Sermon on Cigars and Men

A cigar salesman, mistaken for a man of the cloth, delivers a platform sermon comparing men to cigars. He notes wrappers mislead about filler, fame vs substance, front stage vs home reality, and that all men, like cigars, end in ashes. The piece cites the San Francisco Chronicle.

San Francisco Chronicle

Moods Unknown to Nature Quote by Auerhach

A clipped quotation states that moods belong to man alone, while nature itself has none, attributed to Auerhach.

Auerhach

Origin of Commerce Traced to Phoenicians

The Phoenicians originated international commerce long before other nations. Their ships sailed the Mediterranean and Atlantic coasts reaching Tyre and Tyre’s colonies, trading dyes and wool. They established a merchant marine that persisted into Greek and Roman eras and into modern Italy republics.

Mediterranean Atlantic British Isles Phoenicians Greece Rome Italy New York American

Education and Ambition Amid Narrow Life Choices

A brief note discusses how limited opportunities curb ambition and steer people toward settling for minor roles or distractions, framing education as a path to wider prospects and personal fulfillment.

Methodist class to bid farewell to Miss Jericho

The B E B Class of the Methodist church hosts a basement banquet this evening to honor their teacher Miss Marie Jericho. Fifteen junior high students from the high school attended a group outing to the Star theater last night, continuing their reputation for lively gatherings.

Milo Smith George Brown Ina Gearhart Jessie Adams Wellman Crawfordsville The Methodist Church Marie Jericho Star Theare

Rest Room Association and Degree of Honor Meet Tonight

The Rest Room Association plans a Saturday afternoon meeting at 2 p.m. at the Rest Room. The Degree of Honor schedules its regular gathering tonight and all members are urged to attend. The Ladies Aid Society of the M. & (incomplete) is mentioned in the notice.

Church Sewing Session and Meeting Notice

The Woman's Mission Circle of the Baptist church will hold an all day sewing tomorrow in the lecture room. The church will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock in the basement. Members are asked to bring scissors and thimbles. The Bethlehem Commandery will hold its regular meeting on Friday evening May 20 at 7 30 with Wilber Miller EC.

Woman'’s Mission Circle of the Baptist Church Hinitis Templar Bethlehem Commandery Wilber Miller

Foley Kidney Pills End Backache Says Comrade

Commander Julius A Pratt Post member Isaac Cook describes relief from backache and kidney pains after two months of Foley Kidney Pills. He says the pills reduced painful bladder issues, improving his health and he will recommend them to friends and comrades through drugstore opportunities.

Isaac Cook Kewanee, Hi

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