Unqualified Endorsement for Skin Cure Product
A local store promotes a skin cure with strong claims of experiential success. Advertised results suggest wide influence and a promise of happiness for customers seeking relief from skin conditions.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1903
Page
4
A local store promotes a skin cure with strong claims of experiential success. Advertised results suggest wide influence and a promise of happiness for customers seeking relief from skin conditions.
Milwaukee cutoff to start service next Monday between Muscatine and Washington as an accommodation train under city ordinance. Completion of Davenport to Rutledge and Crescent bridge delays due to wet weather and high water threaten delays in Washington to Richland segment. funeral services also set for Vincent Walters who was killed by lightning in Riverside.
Riverside reports Mrs Edward Kos ee shot herself in the morning while ascending stairs with a revolver. The bullet pierced her thigh and she is in critical condition. her husband and child are noted. Also announced Civic Hotel Barber Shop changes with new managers GW Cromp and H Hickman purchasing from Geo Black and promising improvements.
May 2 report from Round About Richmond notes Me We Ratheell sustained serious injuries when shingles slid off a load and toppled him. Other locals include Mrs Selement injured internally, Grandpa Lintz's cow ill, and Tom Owning treating Frank Freands' horses. Open air Concerts entertain villagers and a cemetery march honors fallen heroes. Charlie Bear bought steers from Anthony Vacha.
TheChurches list Love feast at 10 preaching 11 am communion 3 pm and 7 30 pm by Rev J W Malone Trinity rector Rev Joseph DeForest Whit Sunday services morning prayer sermon 11 am evening prayer and sermon 7 pm Sabbath preaching 11 am junior 6 15 am senior 6 15 am no evening service public invited to attend all services
In Tarkio Missouri on May 20 the General of the United Presbyterian church elected Dr J P Cowan of Indianapolis moderator Dr D B McGill of Alleghany principal clerk and Dr A G Wallace of Pittsburg second clerk for the tenth term The assembly will also discuss union with the Associate Reformed Synod of the South Johnson bakes 3000 loaves yesterday and 2100 loaves a week ago
In Leesville Indiana W B Brown, believed to be near death, is saved by Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption. He reports immediate relief from asthma and a complete cure soon after. The ad claims cures for consumption pneumonia bronchitis and grip with trial bottles free and prices 50 cents and 1 dollar.
Delegates Ed Miksch and R. G. Vincent report a good convention. Nominations: for Governor D. TH Hansen from Mahaska County. Lieut. Governor J. J. Scull from Henry County. Supt. Public Instruction J. A Ward Polk County. Railroad Commissioner BE Dewey Woodbury County. Attorney General William Orr Page County.
Residents are asked to meet at the Armory at 8 30 tomorrow morning to take part in the parade.
Memorial Day prompts postponement of the Fortnightly Club meeting with new date set for June 6. The note also mentions bakery goods to be bought for Sunday from John son and references decoration day.
Mrs W B Anderson entertained friends at West Main street home in Rochester NY guest Rev Robert Lemons. The party featured luncheon and social games with Ada Jenkins Mandie Smith Jessie Sage Myrtle Sage Cora Anderson Will Kerr Frank Sage and Rev Lemons.
Services tomorrow at 11 o clock with Reverend Lloyd Samson leading. Sabbath school at 9 30, Junior Endeavor at 5 15, Senior Endeavor at 6 15. No evening service due to Baccalaureate at the Opera House. Found a pair of gold rimmed glasses, apply at Journal office.
The Sells and Downs circus rolled into town early this morning to a warm reception from locals. The parade plus afternoon performance drew praise for a clean, lively bill with four bands and a steam calliope, and merchants note plans for further shows.
The Ladies Relief Corps requests the public bring flowers to the G A R Hall by eight tomorrow to ensure all graves are properly decorated amid a shortage this season. Many have not contributed in past years though Washington is patriotic.
Classified brief notes advertise a immediate request for a general housework helper at Cunningham grocery. Also offered 88-Os and a ornamental iron fence plus stone walk 3 ft wide, with contact Chas. H. Keck. &St.
The weather forecast for Iowa predicts rain tonight and Saturday with cooler western areas. Beulah Coffman found a chatelaine bag containing a gold watch and small change, returned it to the Journal office, owner claimed it promptly. City Attorney Butterfield and two daughters plan a three day Waterloo trip starting tomorrow morning.
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