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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1908

Page

6

Freed from Piles The Joy of It

A classic testimonial style ad claims Dr A W Chase's Ointment cures piles itching bleeding and protruding with immediate relief. Cites 50 cents a box and endorsements from John Auer and others, noting permanence of cure and wide dealer availability.

A. W. Chase A.W. Chase A. W. Chase Medicine Co Buffalo N. Y John Auer East Std St Marys- Ohio J. E. Lemmon Draggist Washington

Starting Again in Cement Business by McCartney & Son

We had decided to quit the cement business this year but now restart due to many requests. We pledge to maintain our reputation for quality with proper proportions and the best materials for solid stone. Work will be neat and workmanlike. Leave orders with McCartney & Son. Phone 492.

McCartney & Son

Notice from K of P on second rank work Monday evening

A notice from the Knights of Pythias calls for work in the second rank next Monday evening with a full attendance of brothers requested. The Heinz Bros. show offers 8 free performances daily. 86 71.

Heinz Bros

Chronic Constipation Cured With Foley's Urino Laxative

A historical ad promoting Foley's Urino Laxative claims it cures chronic constipation by aiding digestion and stimulating the liver and bowels. The copy asserts it restores natural action, is pleasant to take, does not nauseate or grip, and urges starting today from Lemmon's Pharmacy.

Foley Lemmon's Pharmacy S.S.S Swift Specific CO Atlanta, GA

Memorial Day Flowers In Memory Of Fallen Heroes

Minna Irving writes in Leslie's Weekly about roses rooted in dust reaching through starry nights and dewy dawns to honor fallen soldiers. The poem describes petals, fragrance, and silent prayers as graves of blue and gray are decked with flowers on Memorial Day.

Minna Irving Leslie’s Weekly

The Unknown Dead and the Mexican War Gravestones

The article notes 152 103 unknown soldiers in national cemeteries and 353 385 total bodies with 201 282 known, across eighty three national cemeteries including one in Mexico City. It also recalls Noble Prentis who barely met height rules yet enlisted after a witty exchange with a recruiting officer.

Army of the United States House Chaney Quartermaster General Mexico City Noble Prentis Mr. Prentis Prentis Kansas City Times

Memorial Day Procession Siblings Lead Hens as Woman's Relief Corps

Two children reenact a Memorial Day march to decorate a grave under a pear tree. The drum bearer leads the band while the flag bearer acts as the Grand Army. hens intervene, prompting the line to protect the birds as part of the scene.

Woman's Relief Corps Grand Army

An Unreported Wound in the Army

Mrs. Oldcastle remarks on Mr. Wappleson having a heart of gold while the hostess recalls a silver plate in his jaw from army injuries and hints at another undisclosed wound. The Chicago Record Herald presents a glimpse of whispered past pain within a social exchange.

Colds That Hang On Warn of Spring Ills

Colds that linger into spring drain the body and nerves, paving the way for serious illness. Foley's Honey and Tar halts coughing and expels the cold. Safe and certain in results, Lemmon's Pharmacy.

Foley Lemmon

Local News Bits and Ads from Muscatine Nems-Tribune

Local items note Children’s day on Saturday June 6 and a ladies’ evening at the Star on Wednesday. Short ads promote health tonics, tonics for horses, poultry products, cosmetics, and a box supper hosted by Woodmen and Royal Neighbors. Miss Minnie Conner announces candidacy for county superintendent with support requested at the June primaries.

Frank Edworthy Miss Amy Mary Rogers Wayland Walter Peck Washington Iowa Muscatine Hollister Rocky Mountain Lemmon’s Pharmacy McElhinney Drug Co Minnie Conner Conner Crawfordsville

Electric Bitters Promised For All Climate Ailments

The advertisement claims climate and altitude cause fevers and malaria, proposing Electric Bitters as the universal remedy. It touts lassi tude jaundice biliousness fever ague and debility as treatable by the product, sold at Lemmon's Pharmacy with a 50 cent price and guarantee.

Lemmon’'s

Clover Buncher Advertised For Hay Harvest

Be up to the minute. Get one Clover Buncher adjustable to all machines. Users say it replaces horse rakes as it makes neat windrows and leaves trash behind, increasing hay value by 1.50 to 2.00 per ton. It handles heavy grass cheaper than a rake and saves straw when light. 5 ft machine price 15. 6 ft machine price 18. Mason Transfer & Storage Co.

Mason Transfer & Storage Co

Weather outlook for Iowa: showers and storms tonight and tomorrow

May 25 report from Washington announces Iowa weather with showers and thunderstorms tonight or Tuesday. The forecast emphasizes unsettled conditions across the state with possible thunderstorm activity.

Washington, D.C The Evening Journal Iowa

My Boy Is on Vacation Poem by Emma Wing-Thompson

Emma Wing-Thompson of Schenectady writes a sentimental poem on a boy’s vacation, reflecting longing, change, and maternal guidance. The piece notes the author’s address and date Sept 4, 07, and follows a correction by Mr. Springman, Elm Grove cemetery burial records.

Emma Wing-Thompson D. O Schenectady N. Y J. J. Kellogg Thompson Buffalo D. C State Street Springman Kim Crowe Journal Harmon Stone Hervey Bell Elm Grove Cemetery

Nomination papers filed for County Treasurer post

Candidate announces filing nomination papers for County Treasurer and seeks Republican primary support. Asks voters for endorsement should nomination occur.

Elected Official Pledges Public Service

A brief pledge from the newly elected officeholder named T. Smith promises to provide the public with the best service within their power, signaling commitment to public duties and accountability.

McCoy Seeks County Treasurer Nomination at Primary

Junel J. A. McCoy announces candidacy for county treasurer subject to Republican will at the upcoming primary on June 2.

John S Wilson Seeks Clerk of District Court Nomination

A candidate announces for the clerk of the district court role. John S. Wilson declares he will seek the Republican primary vote on June 2nd, pending voter decision.

Reynolds Seeks County Clerk Nomination in June Primaries

For County Clerk of Court candidate H. T. Reynolds seeks the office amid Republican votes in the county primaries scheduled for June 2, 1908. The filing emphasizes allegiance to the party and the will of GOP voters.

H. T. Reynolds

County Superintendent Candidate Named for Republican Primary

For County Superintendent candidate Minnie R. Conner seeks office, subject to Republican voters' decision at the June 2 primary.

Minnie R. Conner

Porter Seeks County Superintendent Nomination in Republican Primary

Cora E. Porter announces candidacy for county superintendent of schools subject to the Republican primary on June 2. Porter seeks support to lead the county school system, outlining plans and qualifications for the role.

Benn Declares Candidacy for County Recorder in June GOP Primary

Howard Benn announces his candidacy for county recorder, stating he will seek the Republican voters' decision at the June primary. He emphasizes eligibility and commitment to public service.

Kendall Nominated for County Recorder Post

A candidate for the office of county recorder is set to run, subject to the will of the Republicans of the county as expressed at the primaries on June 2. Hugh L. Kendall is associated with the post.

Hugh L. Kendall

Candidacy Filed for County Superintendent of Schools

A resident announces intent to seek the nomination for county superintendent of schools. The statement signals entry into the forthcoming political process and outlines goals for county school administration and education policy.

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Einz Nina, the Fire Queen Seamsone Lee Sherman Frey's Quaiity the Star Meg the Royal Weather Forecast Garret Sol Rich & Co East Side Square QO. T. Smith J. A. McCoy the District Court John S. Wilson Cora E. Porter County Recorder Howard Benn Frey Prey Studio of Fairfield Jno. Shields & Son Washington County Margaret Doolittle
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