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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1909
Page
5
Sabbath school at 9 45 morning service at 11 Junior Endeavor at 4 30 Senior Endeavor at 5 45 evening service at 7 Sabbath school at 9 30 morning public worship at 11 Subject The Story of Robert Morrison Senior Endeavor at 5 45 Evening public worship at 7 Subject Character Perfect and Imperfect
Lemmon's Pharmacy markets Parisian Sage as a non greasy hair tonic with a 50 cent bottle guaranteed to banish dandruff stop itching and promote hair growth within two weeks. Endorsements from buyers and a nationwide mail order system are noted to encourage adoption by up-to-date American women.
Miss Louise Cunningham hosts an afternoon gathering on East Washington Street in honor of Mrs. P. D. Hoard of New York City. Numerous dinners and social events follow across Keota and nearby towns with prizes, luncheons, and a two course meal.
Local clubs and churches announce events. M B A hosts a social at the Lehrers' home in west Washington on Thursday evening. Baptist Church plans Sunday services with Rev D J Coon from Waverly Iowa. Haskins church Ladies' Aid social at Clyde Sands home on Friday Nov 26 1909. Knights Templar Conclave and officer elections set for Friday evening. Methodist Aid Society meets Monday at 2 PM in church basement. A M E Ladies of the A M E...
The E church plans a Thanksgiving dinner in the building previously occupied by the Unique Theatre, inviting community members to attend at the new venue.
Open meeting for all mothers in the community to hear two Fortnightly Club members report on the Purity Congress held in Burlington. They address what a child should be taught about sex and how to protect a child from harmful talk, aiming at pure mindedness and health. All mothers and teachers invited.
A new local lodge of the Mystic Workers of the World was formed Wednesday night at Woodmen hall with about thirty members. John V. Jones organized it, and E. E. Farley, the state manager, spoke on the order. Officers named: Past Prefect Leslie Blickensderfer, Prefect Arthur Romoser, Monitor Robert L. Jones, Marshal Alvin F. Smith, Secretary Oscar A. Wolf, Banker T. W. Harwood, Warder Louis Leesman, Sentinel Maggie E. Cummings. Meetings set for Fridays.
The fragment lists individuals including Carrie A Romoser Mary A Chalupa Margaret A Richardson James K Lockwood William F Chalupa and John R Richardson with unclear roles or dates. No locations or actions are specified in the readable text.
A witty saying contrasts the cautious early bird with the overconfident early worm. It frames patience and prudence as wiser than rashness. The line invites reflection on timing and smart choices rather than bold haste.
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