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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1907
Page
6
Cure claim for piles with the ointment promising quick relief. It states itching and pain vanish and protruding piles recede after use. Includes emphasize that product is made specifically for piles and offers positive, certain action.
Miss Coralie Tedford led Franklin School No 4 on the last day term closing exercises. A 75 guest dinner followed a varied program of recitations, declamations, songs, dialogues, and vocal duets by students including Oscar Lane Eve lyn Lane Bessie Johnson and Ruth Ginkinger. Oscar Lave presented the teacher a china tea set. Dr Shoop mail offers for Preventics cold remedies noted.
All Civil and Spanish American War soldiers meet at 2 39 p m tomorrow at Grand Army hall to attend a memorial service at Second United Presbyterian Church where Rev W J Sawhill will preach the sermon S A White Post Commander
An advertisement promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic and remedy for feminine disorders. It claims to relieve headaches pelvic pain and nervous complaints while aiding pregnancy and childbirth and invites readers to request a free booklet with authorities' extracts.
Fairfield Iowa reports the thirty second commencement week at Parsons college with a dedicatory address by Rev Edgar P Hill of Chicago and an alumni address by Rev C Lorbaugh of Cleveland Ohio. Graduation exercises are set for June 6 and the home track meet on June 3.
There will be a called meeting of Washington lodge No. 20 A. P. & A. M. Tuesday evening May 28 at 7 30 sharp for work on third degree. Geo. W. Brown W. M.
Reservations will be made Monday at 12 30 PM at Lemmon's pharmacy for high school commencement seating. M Y Wallace reports Rev W C Len and family are settled in Alameda California and pleased with their new home. Walter Len works as a carpenter at eighty two fifty daily and the family is doing well.
The Winfield Beacon notes Harry Nutt and his wife are relocating to Washington this week to reside. It describes them as nice people and mentions Harry as a thorough horseman who will demonstrate what constitutes a good boss to new contacts. May 23.
Every Sunday from May 5th, depart Brighton 6 40 a m on No 16 to Peoria arriving 11 45 am Return Peoria 6 30 pm same day Round trip rate 2 00 Tickets good on regular passenger train No 16 This offers a convenient chance to visit friends in Peoria on Sundays Agents announce details in local notices.
On May 30 Iowa Central offers a personally conducted trip Arlington to Marietta Minnesota. Lands in Sibley Renville Medicine Lac Qui Parle counties priced 25 to 50 dollars per acre. Dairy district reputed for crops near St Paul Minneapolis market and notable packing plant investment. Also notes Foley kidney cure success story from Willimantic Connecticut.
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