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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1912
Page
7
Dr. T J Allen outlines cheese as a nutritious animal product with potential germ contamination. Fresh cream cheese is safe when prepared properly and provides albumen for vegetarians, while meat eaters obtain protein from meat. Cheese pairs with bread but not fruits, toasted cheese is hard to digest, and macaroni with cheese offers nitrogenous nutrition that nuts and bread can also supply.
A parasol with a roulette wheel concealed in its handle emerges as a new Parisian novelty suitable for gambling anywhere. The handles are praised for fine workmanship and are commonly crafted in gold or silver.
A historical sermon titled There Remaineth Much Land to Be Possessed presents an eloquent discourse on biblical conquest. The text emphasizes faith, perseverance, and covenant promises guiding believers toward spiritual inheritance.
Wednesday evening sessions begin at 7 30 with Christian Education led by J A Thompson. Thursday features morning worship by H E Whitmyer and a Presbyterian financial agents session with William Murchie.
The annual meeting of the United Presbyterian synod of Iowa opened at Second United Presbyterian Church. Ministers and elders arrived from across Iowa for the opening session, with Rev. William Murchie elected moderator. Rev. Paul urged a missionary call to reclaim unoccupied lands, stressing need for organized mission leadership and broader church action.
The New Haven association meet opened with two sessions held yesterday and another planned for tomorrow. Local clubs compete for honours across events and age groups, with organizers noting strong participation from junior and senior competitors.
The Republican county central committee will meet Friday October 4 at 1 30 p m in the court room of the courthouse to nominate a hospital board member and discuss party business. Chairman J D Glasgow announces the 1962 meeting.
Maurice Francis Hayes, infant son of Mr and Mrs Owen Hays, died yesterday at 2 30 PM at their home 308 South Iowa Avenue after a short illness. The funeral service was to be announced.
The service was held at three o'clock with Rev A B Smith officiating and burial in the city cemetery following. Interment completed in the city cemetery.
The funeral for the late Hugh M. McClellan was held yesterday at two o clock at the McClellan home in the southwest part of town. The service was led by Rev. J Masson. Pallbearers were Cal Nelson J W Morton D J Eichberger R G McChesney W R Jefrey and Isaiah Taylor. Interment followed at Find Grove cemetery.
A witty note warns men who spend spare cash seeking cures for digestion problems caused by indulging in candy before marriage.
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