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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1926
Page
7
Radio Digest lists tonight's lineup including WFAA Sarah Hopkinson and Old Time Fiddlers segment with KOA WBAL WCX WREI WGNB WGR WHAZ WHO WLIT WOAI WSBT WWJ and WEAF notes for WEAF stations.
Regular meetings listed for Lodges Cyrus Chapter No 18 R A M Zeredatha Council No 21 Bethlehem Commandery No 45 Washington Chapter No 98 O EK S Damascus Shrine No 10 Amos Chapter De Melay Covenant Lodge No 101 Washington Lodge No 26 Prosperity Encampment No 58 I O C F Washington Lodge No 1295 Loy al Order of Moose meets weekly visiting brethren invited. A roster of officers and meeting nights appears for each group.
Rail timetable snippet lists eastbound and westbound trains with numbers, arrival and departure times, freight and local services. Includes lines from Golden State route, B and O, traffic notes daily except Sunday, with agent names and addresses in Washington Iowa.
A catalog of radio station schedules shows WEAF led by the Flotilla club and Westinghouse band with KFNF KMA and Ye Olde Tyme orchestra on Shenandoah frequencies. KFNF Shenandoah hosts organ and orchestra sets while Chicago and New York stations present dinner music, dance programs, minstrel style orchestras and night shows.
An advertisement touts MELLO-GLO Skin-Tone as a French beauty treatment that removes excess oil tightens facial muscles cleans pores and beautifies the skin. The notice urges readers to purchase a bottle from Sherman Bros Druggists.
Mrs W F Salterberg fell on stairs injuring her left leg and cannot walk. Mrs Will Powell cut the end off a finger while cutting corn for chickens and will have a sore finger. No school Thursday and Friday. D W Hesseltine and Tom Swift cut wood for Will Powell. J J Davison hauled oats to Fred Wagner and pulled a stuck horse near Eureka school house. Howard Wagner lost a Dodge gas cap on the road to Washington and seeks its return. Earl Salterberg visits cousin Neal Kracaw at Wyman. Joe Link shopped for cattle in the area Tuesday and Wednesday.
Chas Donaldson and John Arthur are cutting corn for Ward Ersley as part of a local farm assignment. The task focuses on providing labor during the harvest season in the countryside community.
Housekeepers value white blotting paper for quick absorption of water spills on polished surfaces and grease on table linen during meals. It works faster and more discreetly than cloths, absorbs grease from fritters and croquettes, and aids serving by keeping surfaces clean.
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