Washington High Plans Annual Graduation and Play
The thirty ninth annual commencement and play Why Smith Left Home will be held Thursday at the Graham house. Twenty eight graduates, twelve boys and sixteen girls, will receive diplomas as part of the program alongside scenes from the class production. Examinations finish next week with year end events including junior and senior banquets on Friday the 28th.
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Washington High
Graham House
Ith
Smith
Jeanette Lemley
New York tenement babies win lower death rate through milk program
Eleanor Francis reports on the New York Milk committee’s model barn dairy and nurse home visits that deliver sterilized milk prepared per physician recipes to babies. The program improves infant survival among immigrant families and links to Nestle baby foods for early-year feeding guidance.
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New York
Rheta Childe Dorris
The
New York Milk Committee
Nestle Manufacturing Co
Eleanor Francis
May White Sale and lectures attract local visitors
Local arrivals include H Benn from Muscatine and church figures Bishop Anderson of Chattanooga and Rev Wiegle from Ainsworth. Rothschilds promotes a free consult about the Big May White Sale and money lending offers. Miss Georgia Hay from Greenville spoke at a union Presbyterian service with Miss Nora Corette singing.
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First United Presbyterian Church
Covenanter
Second United Presbyterian
First United Presbyterian Churches
Georgia Hay
Greenville
Tenn
G. 8. Eckerman
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
Miss Hay
West Chester
Ella Montgomery
N. E. Lease
Nora Corette
Sage Tea with Sulphur Promises Hair Growth Rescue
Modern hair care notes sage use to promote growth and color restoring effects. A manufacturer offers Wyeths Sage and Sulphur, an ideal sage tea with added sulphur for dandruff and scalp irritation, sold by druggists or mailed from Wyeth Chemical Co in New York City.
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Wyeth
Wyeth Chemical Company
Cortlandt St
New York City
Whooping cough danger and Chamberlain cough remedy
A historical note warns whooping cough is deadlier than scarlet fever with pneumonia possible. It praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for epidemics and cites Delbert McKeig of Harlan Iowa who recommends it after his nine month old son Medicaid battled the illness. It lists sellers F L Stolte and Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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Delbert McKeig
Harlan
Iowa
F. L. Stolte and
Lemmon
Reverend Boatman Attends City Lecture in Davenport
The Rev. J. A. Boatman of Muscatine came to the city last evening to attend the lecture, visiting for the event and meeting attendees before returning home.
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J. A. Boatman
Muscatine
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Max Miller
Helen
Billetdoux
John Shields
Nitaicholson
Miss Smith
John
Uth Brindley
Major Duncombe
Harry Turner
Count von Grngenheim
Barclay Miller
Bob
Harvey Matthews
Rosa
Cecil Rogers
Lavinia
Irma
Elsie
Mary 'Emey
Julia
J. OC. Abels
Bruce Francis
Mabel Brinton
Retta Smith
Charles Anderson
George Dempsey
Irma Wilbur
Enor Hayes
Leora Taylor
Chester Patterson
Georgia Young
Katherine Deane
Henry Steck
Mary Lemley
Marguerite Cherry
Ruth Brindley
Jeanette Kyle
Nita Nicholson
Helen Deane
Ray Guest
Edgar Martin
Hazel Siberts
Joe Walton
Nita Nichol
Little Polly
Sabe Bachachte
Teelittle Polty
Harrah & Stewart Mfg. Co
Des Holnes
Lowe
ST. Regis
H. Benn
Rothschild’s
J. E. Wiegle
Ainsworth
Bishop Anderson
Methodist Church
Wm. F. Anderson
Chattanooga, Tenn
Mr. Schell
Mt. Pleasant
Chattanooga
Washington County
Rothschild's
Chas. D. Gorham
Garden City
Kan
Hollister
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
Washington National Bank
Washington, Iowa
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Siamonde Land
Vejeweler
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SOL Rich & CO
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