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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1910
Page
2
Special to Evening Journal reports on Long Island October 1 with two dead and eleven injured from the Vanderbilt Cup race. Harold Stone driver of a Columbia car and Charles Miller Chevrolet mechanic die. Harry Grant wins the cup with an Alco car amid numerous accidents.
Los Angeles October 1 The Time Publishing building was destroyed by a fire following an explosion presumed to be dynamite. Managing Editor Andrews attributed the disaster to enemies of industrial freedom stating the Times building was destroyed.
At Burlington, Rev. A. L. Graham preached a practical sermon on the church and individual mission. He outlined five habits for a winning church: hold firm Bible truth, live up to profession, fight sin, pray, and be moved by human need.
Bible school at 9 30 with a quarterly pupil report and a clean card. Young People meeting at 6 30. Preaching at 11 with Lord's Supper observance. Evening service at 7 30 on theme Preparing the Way of the Lord. Rev D J Coon to preach at both services and meetings to begin Oct 9.
Researchers in Kansas City report a so called grouch germ thrives near phonographs and after late porch parties. The microbe travels widely via bill collectors door to door salesmen and fundraiser volunteers and causes peevishness in hot weather. Protect by avoiding social calls during heat and limiting noisy gatherings.
A poem depicts an aging ruler whose control ends as rivals seize the throne. The text contrasts cringing supporters with harsh betrayers and laments the corrupting influence of politics, where power shifts and old order collapses.
Funeral services for Miss Margaret Ann Iden will be Monday at 10:00 a.m. at her sister Mrs J R McCreedy's home nine miles northeast of town. Miss Iden died Thursday September 29 at Carlisle Arkansas after a two year illness due to dropsy. Interment follows at Elm Grove cemetery. She was born December 12 1864 in Highland township daughter of John Iden and Susan Younkin Iden. She leaves five sisters and one brother: Nettie Walker Wyndmere North Dakota May Kirk Carlisle Belle Benn Rubio Iowa Rose McCreedy North of town Kate Gallagher North of town and G W Iden Emporia Kansas. She was a Methodist and known for a cheerful disposition despite lifelong crippled condition.
The Washington eleven sails on the Firefly to meet Morning Sun High this afternoon in a hard game after a week of evening practices under coach Leigh Bell. Morning Sun previously edged Fairfield 12 to 0 and is noted for a fast squad led by a strong line.
For More Than Three Decades roley hor snd is a household favorite for coughs colds and throat chest and lung ailments. Contains no opiates. Sold by McElhinney Drug Co and Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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