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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1910
Page
3
Scientists report glaciers retreating from lowlands to higher mountains across regions including South America Europe and North America. Mount Sarmiento and Jacobshaven glaciers have pulled back from shorelines, while the Alpine and Arctic snow lines rise as lowland ice recedes.
We wish to thank the friends who have been kind to us during our bereavement. There is no well doing. no gel like doing. (hat is not patient doing.-Pim othy Titcom)
A renowned rifle marksman from Lincoln TH recounts kidney and bladder troubles and credits Foley Kidney Pills for complete relief after three bottles. He describes backache kidney pain, headaches, and cloudy voiding improving to optimal health. Lemmon's Pharmacy McElgin ney Drug Co.
The ceremony marks the freeing of St. Patrick's Cathedral from debt in a multi moment consecration led by Cardinal Gibbons with Archbishop Farley and visiting dignitaries. The day opened with a papal blessing to 400 Catholics at Newark and Hoboken as Vincenzo Vannutelli arrived, followed by a luncheon at the archdiocese residence.
A terse lament about dull routines and unremarkable ruins. The speaker questions what could be worse than their habitual use of ice water, implying a stagnant, uninteresting environment with few notable relics or sights to spark interest.
An American Museum party led by Professor Walter Granger unearthed in the Big Horn valley a small four toed horse fossil about one and a half feet tall, dating from the lower eocene nearly a million years ago. The find is the oldest horse ancestor on the American continent.
Cash prizes totaling 64000 are announced for the International aviation meet at Belmont park from October 20 to 30. It is said the sum is the largest prize list for any aviation meet and will be augmented largely by aviators share in the gate receipts.
M Tabuteau completed a remarkable crossing of the Pyrenees from Spain into France. He took off from San Sebastian and steered between the peaks of Hay and Vaizguibel, following the Bidassoa valley to the sea where he reached Biarritz.
The Illinois Central corruption case nears completion as prosecutors seek to bind over three former officials for trial in the municipal court over a $2,000,000 car repair fraud scheme. Harold A. Sims testified a bill covered repairs and materials not used, with two wheels and 12 stake straps charged for a single car.
Duane Wilson aged three, son of Mr and Mrs G L Wilson, was severely injured in Kalamazoo Michigan when a railroad turn table operated while he played in the pit. He was caught under the tracks and crushed with only a slight chance of recovery.
A boiler explosion wrecked a Chesapeake and Ohio freight engine south of Loeansville. Fireman Charles Oyler, 30, of Peru, was badly burned and transported to the railway employees hospital. His recovery is doubtful.
The U S postal service operates bag repair facilities in Chicago and Washington. About 230 workers process thousands of bags daily with the Washington shop handling the bulk and main repairs. Women mend bags at a high rate, with floors dedicated to storage, mending, and lock work across five stories.
A fragment shows a conversation where a personified Luxury argues for marriage to a self-identified luxury, while beliefs object and respond with ironic justification about being a luxury themselves. The piece pivots on social satire and whimsical personification.
A Toledo Blade note jokes that laughter is recommended as a cure for indigestion and mocks the idea as easy for those not afflicted by the condition.
A Chicago firm pledges to tailor suits to measure for the same price as ready to wear and guarantee a proper fit. See Jean Huysmans, the Ladies' Tailor for more details before purchasing used garments.
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