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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1910

Page

6

Thomas Paine to Be Honored With National Museum

A plan to open a Thomas Paine National Museum at New Rochelle New York on Memorial Day honors the Revolutionary patriot. The site includes Paine’s house on the Paine farm of 277 acres, now owned by the Huguenot Society. A life sized wax figure of Paine in his library chair will be a centerpiece.

New York Thomas Paine Paine New Rochelle N. Y United States New York City New Rochelle House Badeau James F. Morton, Jr Quail Lberty Gilbert Wale North Avenue 50 Grove Street William Cobbett Faelish America England Cobbett Moncure D. Conway Amer Conway Paine Historical Association Rochelle

Milky Way Stars Count A Hundred Million Says Serviss

Garrett P. Serviss writes in the New York American that the Milky Way contains about one hundred million stars. He describes the vast, glittering band across the sky and notes estimates range up to three hundred million, with a practical consensus near one hundred million.

Garrett P. Serviss New York

Three Duties of a Man Good Husband Father and Neighbor

Erman J. Ridgway in Delineator urges men to prioritize marriage and making a wife feel valued, to be a loving father whether biological or adoptive, and to be a helpful neighbor in community life. He argues these duties exceed large personal feats and that neglecting them dulls any future reward.

Gabriel Erman J. Ridgway John Herod Herodias

Mule safety advice from Kansas City Journal

A mule breeder warns that no man should be kicked by a mule and that the animal signals danger by wagging its ears and switching its tail. He advises watching for these cues and dodging promptly to avoid being struck.

Kansas City Journal

A Cold Bite

A cartoonish joke from the Chicago News shows Frigid Fred recounting a near death tale after being twenty miles from the North Pole. He claims hunger drove him to twist an Eskimo dog’s tail and bite to survive, ending with the punchline of a cold bite.

Horth Pole Fred Chicago News

Promotion Demanded as Salary Increase Request Basis

An employee states after two years in the company that a salary raise is due. The manager replies with a light demand for tasks involving food handling, hinting at duties under consideration as part of the promotion discussion.

Will Jesue a Sequel

A brief which quotes a Houston Post remark about a newly published book on oratory as a neglected art and adds a witty line about the author marrying.

Houston Post

Constancy of Purpose Cited as Secret to Success

A brief maxim attributes success to constancy of purpose. The quote echoes a famous line credited to Disraeli, underscoring steady aim and perseverance as key to achievement. This compact reflection appears in a motivational snippet within a periodical page.

Mark Twain First Public Lecture in San Francisco 1866

Samuel Langhorne Clemens gave his initial public appearance at the Academy of Music on Pine Street on September 1 1866 after returning from the Sandwich Islands. The event drew a crowded fashionable audience including the state governor as Twain regaled with humorous, geographic, and topical remarks lasting over an hour.

Samuel Langhorne Clemens Academy of Music Pine Street San Francisco Sandwich Islands Sacramento Union Artemus Ward Mark Twain Twain Bert Harte Prentice Mulford Charles Warren Stoddard Aremus Ward Emma Brusher Mark

John Robinson Show To Exhibit In Washington May 24

The John Robinson Show, a century long circus legend, will exhibit in Washington on May 24 presenting renowned horses, skilled bareback riders, gymnasts, acrobats, and a diverse menagerie. The show is portrayed as the premier entertainment of its era with continuous high standards and legendary reputation.

John Robinson Washington Studebaker

Suggestive Questions on Death of John the Baptist

A study guide by Rev Dr Linscott for the International Newspaper Bible Study Club discussion of Matthew 14 1 12. Questions explore Herod Herodias John the Baptist influence reproach revenge and the moral lessons from the beheading and its aftermath with a May 29 1910 lesson on the feeding of the multitude in Matthew 14 13 21.

Dr. Linscott Bible Study Club T. 8. Linscott D. D

Seeks to Awaken China National Disgrace Society Formed

Chiang Kang hu an official in Peking forms the National Disgrace society to keep China aware of its national disgrace and to spur reform. It plans a tower exhibit showing relics and pictures of events that led to China’s humiliating position.

China Chiang Kang-hu Peking

Cooper's New Discovery Praised by Couple in Mattoon

Mrs. Margaret E. Jewel of 612 North Twenty third Street Mattoon Illinois testifies to Cooper's New Discovery curing her catarrh and stomach troubles after trying many remedies. Her husband also reports relief from rheumatism. The ad claims the stomach as the key to health and notes high demand for the preparation via McElhinney Drug Co.

France Fingland Druggisia Philo Hay Specialties Co Newark N. C U.S. A Margaret E. Jewel North Twenty-third Street Mattoon Ill Cooper McElhinney Drug Co

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