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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1907

Page

5

Local residents and visitors noted in city schedule

A stream of visitors and travelers was recorded in the city today. Ains-Sith resident A Walker and wife spent time here, while M Crawford of West Chester and A Hipp of Marengo were daytime visitors. Several others including Rev. S. K. Coates and Mrs. D. J. Evans left for trips or visits, and families such as Mr. and Mrs. B. Tracy, Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Carney, and Mrs. Lucy Faris were noted in movement or travel plans.

Vienna A. Walker and Ains- Sith M. Crawford West Chester A. Hipp Marengo B. W. Gradwohl Lincoln Nebr I. Rothsiehild K. Coates Eldon D. J. Evans Keota Hitchcock I. Rothschild Orinne Jeannette Ith Kansas City L. R. Davis Iowa J. B. Southwick Dusenberry Bloomfield B. Tracy Hame Brighton R. P. Lewis

Plunk merchant credits arnica salve for thumb wound

G W Cloyd of Plunk Ohio recounts a narrow escape after a bar jar sliced his thumb. The doctor advised amputation but he used Bucklen’s Arnica Salve instead, purchased for 25 cents at Stewart’s Pharmacy, reportedly healing the wound.

G. W. Cloyd Plunk, C Ucklen Attewart

All the Old Soldiers Meet for Memorial Service

A. B. R. hall in Temple building will host the All the Old Soldiers of W. xk. C. at 2:30 Sunday afternoon for a memorial service at the U. P. church at 3 o'clock.

W. Xk. C A. BR. Hall Temple

Pain Balm for sale by Cook and Sherman

Fragments describe Cham main s Pain Balm offered for sale by Cook and Sherman with claims of quick relief and healing. The text is sparse and reads like an old product notice from a local shop window.

Chammain Mlain Cook

Farmington Flood Washes Out Bridges and Tracks

In a cloudburst at Farmington Van Buren county last night a foot of water fell in three hours washing out all county bridges and coal verts and the Rock Island and B. & K. tracks were washed out. Traffic will not resume until midweek.

Ottumwa Iowa The Evening Journal Farmington van Buren County Rock Island Trafic

Shanihan accused of desertion after hospital amputation

Ottumwa Iowa May 25 Robert J Shanihan of Ottumwa recently confined in Cottage hospital Creston where his leg was amputated is charged by his wife with desertion for Pearl Putman a nurse in the hospital with whom he became infatuated Neither Shanihan nor the Putman woman can be found.

Ottumwa Iowa Evening Journal Robert J. Shanihan Creston Pearl Putman Shanihan Putman

The Odorous Onion Heritage and Humble Fame

A humorous note on the onion’s global presence from Asia to the Nile and Mississippi. It traces the onion in ancient texts from Greece to Egypt, mentions its Welsh emblem status, and ends with a tongue in cheek line about its honesty and a Nashville American quotation.

Asia Moses Egypt Spain Italy Siberia Honduras Nile Mississippi Macon Charlotte Nashville American

Crawfordsville Commencement Celebrates Class of High School

In Crawfordsville on May 25 a large crowd attended the High School commencement at the opera house despite rain. Edna Young spoke on Child Labor, Mina Mcleary presented Nature Lodges Her Treasures in Rocky Places, and Prof. F. Eastman delivered The Limbo of Letters. J. H. Huston awarded diplomas as the school closed with Lateria sung by students.

Crawfordsville Opera House J. S. Cotton Edna Young Mina Mcleary F. ©. Eastman Cedar Falls J. H. Huston Lateria

Riot control by whip and hose urged by police inspector

A police inspector cites the rawhide whip and fire hose as highly effective riot breakers. He compares methods used in Russia and argues a trained officer could master whip use, suggesting a whip and water jet form a strong battery to scatter mobs, while noting dangers to bystanders.

Russia New York Times

Eat drink and be merry warned by teacher tale

An exchange from Life magazine humorously contrasts a teacher’s morbid phrase with a pupil’s family practice of taking castor oil the next day. The vignette highlights stubborn family routines versus bleak admonitions.

A Helping Hand Uncle Scripted Plea in Harper’s Weekly

A short dialogue from Harper’s Weekly features a rich uncle promising inheritance to his niece as she offers to share mince pie. The piece presents a domestic moment emphasizing familial obligation and generosity.

Harper’s Weekly

Old Hanks Portrayed Smiling by Photographer in Chicago Tribune

A caption notes actor Old Hanks posing for a photograph in Chicago with the photographer asking him to look pleasant and Hanks replying about his own smile. The exchange captures a light moment during the shoot for the Tribune.

Old Hanks Chicago Tribune

Butler Quote on Men’s Principles and Actions

A concise aphorism reflects that true principles are shown by actions. The line emphasizes moral conduct over spoken ideals.

Crawfordsville School Notes Com mencement at Opera House

A Crawfordsville school notes item reports commencement held at the opera house despite bad weather. Highlights include Rev J S Cotton invocation Miss Edna Young on Child Labor a-school chorus led by Edna Young and Mina McCleary an oration by Miss Mina McCleary and Prof F C Eastman address. Diplomas presented by Joseph Huston. Graduates visited Washington Saturday for photos with Prof Geo Weber accompanying.

Opera House J. S. Cotton Presbyterian Church Edna Young John McCoy Dollie Lease Cecil Walker Fern McCoy Geo. Brown Nina Wooley Flo Fishburn Mina McCleary F. C Eastman Dar Falls Iowa Litoria Joseph Huston Washington Prof. Geo. Weber

Small Washington Fire Destroys Little in Leesman Kitchen

A gasoline stove sparked a brief blaze at the Lou Leesman residence in southeast Washington last evening. Firemen arrived quickly, were told the fire was out before arrival, and only kitchen furniture suffered notable damage. Crews praised for prompt response and good intentions.

Lou Leesman Washington Leesman

Corn Bell Meat Producers to Meet at Wellman

A meeting of the Corn Bell Meat Producers' association is set for Wellman on Tuesday May 28 at 2 o clock. Speakers include Mr Sykes president of the state association James Brockway and D R Munro among others.

Corn Bell Meat Producers’ Association Wellman Mr. Sykes State Association James Brockway D. R Munro

Memorial Services at Second U P Church

Special memorial services will be held tomorrow at 3 PM at the Second U P Church. The Rev. W R Sawhill will deliver the address.

U. P

Aberdeen land owner touts Dakota blue grass on 320 acres

Mr. Orr, a landowner near Aberdeen, reports 1.54 inches of rain followed by today’s heat boosting vegetation. He shows Dakota blue grass specimens with spears up to 29 inches, rents 320 acres at 2.60 per acre cash. Grass ahead of local reports.

M.r. Orr Mr. Orr Aberdeen

Queen Esther circle to elect officers at Gardner home

The Queen Esther circle will meet Monday evening with Miss Anet Gardner at her West Main Street home. A full attendance is requested as officers will be elected.

Queen Esther Anet Gardner West Main Street

Tragedy near West Liberty ends in self defense shooting

Elmer Pratt shot William Connell eight miles northwest of West Liberty after a long feud. Connell died an hour later after a quarrel in front of Pratt's house. Pratt telephoned Iowa City sheriff seeking advice whether to surrender or wait for capture. Both men were married with large families and prominent. Pratt known in West Liberty and Nichols Station.

West Liberty William Connell Elmer Pratt Iowa City Connell Pratt Oconner Nichols Station

Home of Senator Harlan Presented to Iowa Wesleyan

The historic Harlan home in Mt. Pleasant Iowa was donated by Mrs Robert Lincoln through Iowa Wesleyan University to house the college president. The gift includes much of Harlans library valuable walnut mahogany furniture and two large mirrors valued at about 10000. Harlan long served as a trustee and president of the college for nearly fifty years making the gift fitting.

Mt. Pleasant Harlan Robert Lincoln Iowa Wesleyan University University Iowa Wesleyan

Dr King’s New Discovery Praised by Fort Edward Resident

Alexander Benton of Rural Route 1 Fort Edward New York declares Dr King’s New Discovery his best friend for asthma and consumption cures to his son’s wife. He notes the first bottle stopped a terrible cough and subsequent bottles relieved all symptoms. The product is fully guaranteed by Stewart’s Pharmacy with a 50 cent and 1 dollar price and a trial bottle offered.

N. A. Adams Henrietta Stewart's Alexander Benton Fort Edward N. Y Dr. King Stewart's Pharmacy

Married Last Evening Otto Warren and Catherine Clancy Tie In

Otto Warren and Catherine Clancy were united in marriage Tuesday night by Justice Reddewig at the home of Mr and Mrs G R Von Volkenberg 307 Harrison street They will reside at 1319 West Third street Both formerly lived here and have many friends in this city

Otto Warren Catherine Clancy Justice Reddewig G. R. von Volkenberg Harrison Street West Third Street Davenport Carrie Rowan Ainsworth Hattie Thomas Washington Fairfield Journal L. L. Teas Crawfordsville Alvin Ne J. H. Kephart Osceola Iowa D. D. Johnson Libertyville W. A. Anderson Caroline Theresa Conrad LeGull Harper

Good Words for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy

Mrs Edward Phillips of Barclay Maryland testifies to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy's efficacy for her two year old daughter and herself. She notes frequent use since infancy and rapid recovery from a dreadful cold after using the remedy. Cook and Sherman sell the product.

Chamberlain Edward Phillips Barclay, Md Catherine Cook & Sherman

Miss Lavina DeMarce Heads to West Chester this Evening

Miss Lavina DeMarce will depart tonight for West Chester to visit her sister Mrs. P. McColl for a few days. Miss Cora Porter drove to Brington this afternoon to spend Sunday with relatives.

Lavina DeMarce West Chester Cora Porter Brighton Irma Daugherty Columbus Junction James Wooley Muscatine Mae Brookhart Haskins Johnson's Anna Henderson Burlington W. A. Row Geneseo, Jr A. Jones Wyman Chas. Benz Route 4 Frank Bandy Mediapolis O. A. Bandy Edna Jones John Sullivan Re Ke Miss Lou Handy Mt. Colon

Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy

An ad touts Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a trusted medicine for stomach ailments. It notes its long use of a third of a century and praises its reliability. Sold by Cook & Sherman.

Chamberlain Cook & Sherman

Viena bakery promotes fresh fruit cakes and sweets

Local notices highlight Vienna bakery offerings fresh fruit cakes and cream sponge metro politans. Many residents visit the city for social and family events as people travel between Wyman Crawfordsville Burlington and Harpe.

Vienna Tonight Showcases Bakery Goods Display

A bakery display at the Vienna this evening features a selection of pastries breads and confections. Customers admire loaves tarts and cakes arranged in a vibrant window layout highlighting local baking talent.

Vienna

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