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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1907
Page
6
Twenty years ago Mr. Geo. W. Brock discovered that Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was a quick and safe cure for bowel complaints. He, publisher of the Aberdeen Enterprise, has used and recommended it many times with never disappointing results. For sale by Cook and Sherman.
Box supper hosted by the B A at their hall in the Temple building on Tuesday evening October [date unclear]. Everyone is invited and ladies are asked to bring well filled boxes. Ella McCreedy returns to Ainsworth after a city visit. A Mary J. Holmes novel Tempest and Sunshine is being staged at the Graham theatre on Thursday October 10, featuring Julia and Fanny Middleton in a romantic prewar South tale.
Mr W C Bott of Star City Indiana praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a ten year safe cure for croup in his family. He notes his oldest child faced severe attacks but the remedy always brought quick relief and he has recommended it widely. Sold by Cook and Sherman.
A greenhouse uses leaf mold as a prime potting material. Leaves fall in autumn are gathered in push carts or wheelbarrows and stored in outdoor bins to rot over two winters with periodic turning for air exposure.
Reports from successful growers in various sections confirm agriculture yields are lucrative. Orange Judd Parmer notes high earnings and steady demand across regions.
The Paragon apple has seen little testing in eastern states and is valued for home use in central and southern states but not a reliable market variety elsewhere. It shows good appearance and quality when well grown, but trees are weak and short lived, making commercial planting in New England risky for now.
The Rural New Yorker notes azaleas can be propagated by layers grafting and cuttings of mature wood taken in fall and rooted under glass. Special varieties require seed but vigorous seedlings yield new kinds more readily.
A Washington state youth, drifting from a Christian home, found faith at Willard hall after two years in Chicago. His testimony and conversion followed a noon meeting during July or August, and he returned home to tell his praying mother.
A Country Gentleman writer notes autumn leaves crumble to a fine soil-like substance ideal for potting and spading in gardens. While awaiting next season's harvest, leaves are raked and stored, then compacted by winter weather, providing valuable, inexpensive soil amendment each year.
The Concord grapes grown by SS. G. Loverhill in Bureau County TI won first prize at the Illinois State Fair. The writer notes Concords and Delaware as popular hardy productive grapes. The piece also recounts revival meeting stories, an Irish girl, a Jew, and a man saved from drink, ending with details of an Indian band and ticket pricing for a Graham October event.
Mrs A E Gault returned to Crawfordsville last evening after a brief visit in the city.
A 16 year old Elmer Gillan of Nick Kuntz restaurant died after climbing on a box car to view Daniel's comet at 4 am Tuesday in Eldon Iowa. He fell between cars and was severely mangled losing both legs and sustaining hip injuries. Dan Sullivan of Burlington arrived from Ainsworth. Ednar Foss and Rebecca Baker were en route to Havre for a Pleasant Hill church social. Mrs. Marion Neal of Crawfordsville spent yesterday in town returning on the 7 25. Trial Catarrh treatments are mailed free by Dr Shoop Racine Wis as a scientific remedy. sold by J H Stewart.
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