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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1910
Page
8
An exhibition in the Me t company store in West br showcases a fine selection of samples, notably from Long-Doh grown crops. The display is curated by Mr. Van Scoy of Ont. Colo and Samuel Smith, T. from the country.
An advertisement extols Kidney Pills as containing ingredients to tone and regulate the kidneys and relieve backache. credits are given to Phramacy McFibinney and suggests medical benefits.
A Chicago firm promises custom suits to measure at the price of ready made, guaranteed to fit. Before you buy hand me downs, see Jean Iuystians, the Ladies' Tailor.
A health note extols Electric Bitters as a supreme health builder boosting stomach liver kidneys and blood. It cites W M Sherman of Cushing Maine who after kidney trouble found relief with three bottles.
A temperance meeting at the Methodist church led by the local W C T U featured Rev. A S Smith arguing the vast waste of tobacco and liquor costs. He contrasted a two billion dollar annual outlay with potential social investments, and audience remarks followed from several local clergy and speakers.
The fragment discusses remarks on liquor traffic and the push for favorable fees, framing them as concise and pointed. It emphasizes how such fees are presented as an economic or policy incentive, but offers limited context or specific actors.
A three reel program and two illustrated songs headline the Graham bill on Oct 3 with the reprise Candy Girl known as The Girl That's All the Candy. The show promises larger production values, novelties, fine scenery and a high quality company with a Shu bert New York star in a clean wholesome entertainment. Prices range 26 50 75 and 1.00.
The Candy Girl Co guarantees patrons a full refund if the show fails to meet expectations. Manager B M Garfield promises refunds at the box office if not satisfied after the first act and assures a square deal. W F Brinton of Graham Operations endorses the guarantee.
World renowned rifle shot Captain Bogardus, famed for a 100 pigeon championship, declares kidney relief after using Foley Kidney Pills. He cites backaches, kidney pains, and cloudy urine before treatment, claiming full recovery after three bottles and no more kidney issues. Lemmon's Pharmacy and McKinney Drug Co. referenced.
Landowners urge signs to deter dogs from property and threaten gun action against trespassers. The author suggests organized sheepraisers could push state laws to remove three quarters of troublesome dogs.
The Mystic Workers will host an oyster supper tonight at Woodman hall. Everyone is invited to attend.
Advertisement extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as superior for cuts corns burns bruises sores and wounds. It claims effectiveness on sore eyes cold sores chapped hands sprains and piles with a price of 25 cents at Lemmon’s Pharmacy.
The article notes London hosts about 45 Christian denominations, with Glasgow and Edinburgh totaling 25. It mentions multiple Methodist unions and several offshoots, plus three Baptist bodies and three Presbyterian varieties English Scotch and Welsh, highlighting wide fragmentation into faith groups.
Rev. J. W. Bulger of Ottumwa delivers lecture at St James Church Sunday evening at 7 30 about the Eucharistic Congress he attended in Montreal in August. Benediction will close the devotions.
A compact garden idea uses only flowering plants starting with P and S to provide continuous blooms from June onward. Sweet peas poppies pansies petunias phlox plus tulips offer easy cultivation and enduring color throughout the season.
More than 1 800 stockholders of United Drug and about 600 ladies gathered at the Boston Arena to close Rexall convention events. The eight Rexall convention featured a Roman amphitheatre setup with Italian gardens, flags, and decorative booths spotlighting Rexall remedies as Louis K. Liggett and aides were praised for flawless planning.
An 19th century style advertisement touts Perry Davis painkiller as the cure for joint stiffness rheumatism slips sprains and bruises. It urges constant availability and warns against substitutes noting prices 25c 35c and 50c.
Various methods produce matches from sawed blocks. Some shave with the grain, others cut both directions, and boiling aids cutting. Machines revalve logs on their axis to shave and slice into sticks, with dies forming round matches.
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