Douglas OConnell Campaign Speech Set At Graham Opera House
Democratic rally features Hon. Stephen A. Douglas and Hon. D. J. OConnell speaking Thursday at 2 p.m. in Graham Opera House. Douglas son of the elder statesman, formerly Republican, now supports Bryan and Stevenson with the Kampaign Quartette and brass band. All welcome with a focus on ladies attendance and party enthusiasm. By Order County Central Committee sat-mon-wed. Vogt holds Bath’s Silver Tom cigar agency in Washington. Mrs. Mary Knox returns from Maxwell after visiting.
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Mrs Condit Visits Des Moines Visitor at W Khownd Home
Mrs Condit arrived last night from Des Moines to visit at the W Khownd residence, sharing time with the household.
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Break-up-a-Cold-Tab Promises Refund at Stewart's Pharmacy
The notice advertises Weeks' Break-up-A-Cold-Tab with a cheerful refund if it fails to cure. It mentions pricing and samples of engraved card cases at the Journal office and invites readers to view them.
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Dwight’s Complexion Beautifier Free Trial Offer
Readers are invited to try Dwight’s Complexion Beautifier, advertised as pure and harmless for the toilet table. A limited time offer promises a full size fifty cent box free to every lady who sends her address and ten cents for packing and postage. One free box per address, mail to D W Custer & Co Huntington W Va 307y1.
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Ladies' Hair Dressing and Manicuring Services
Advertises hair dressing shampooing manicuring and facial treatments offered by a woman attendant with twelve years of experience. Includes a contact phone number placeholder.
Rally at Brighton draws large crowd for Republican event
A Brighton rally drew strong Republican turnout with Judge Thomas of the Eleventh district delivering a well received speech on imperialism and campaign topics. Col. Palmer and T. L. Emry led as host, with music by the McKinley Club. Milliman and Dolliver are listed for upcoming talks in Ainsworth and Wellman.
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Plunkett Family Return as Blanche Stars with Londale
Veteran actor Mr. Plunkett and his family are recalled from Corette and Everson era stages as daughter Miss Blanche Plunkett headlines with the Londale stock company. A three night engagement is expected this season with strong notices and a large company of specialty performers.
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Fate of the Confederate Seal referenced with Roosevelt in Davenport
A collage of local notices reports on the fate of the Confederate seal, a Rowland & Shields pharmacy seat sale, and a postponed Wash vs I. W. U. game. It covers Roosevelt’s Davenport rally with remarks on his style, plus local moves of the Sturges family and a Dawson City letter.
Weather Forecast and Lodge Social Events Report
Special bulletin from Washington DC notes Iowa forecast with threat of rain and cooler Sunday. In Ottumwa the AOUW lodge session featured a surprise by the Ladies of the Degree of Honor and social refreshments followed. A workman team was formed with Wm Brogan captain and Al Fields lieutenant. Miss Only Nickel Tom's Sister set to debut in Washington October 11.
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Miss Mildred Fields Teaches Stenography Class
Miss Mildred Fields reports strong progress in stenography and typewriting. Evening sessions focus on instruction while afternoons are for practice, preparing students for clerical work. tobacco ad and band concert note appear in the same column.
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Advertise Now to Grow Your Business Says Washington Men
The piece urges merchants to advertise year round to avoid sluggish sales. It notes some Washington businessmen spend up to 150 dollars on ads this month, arguing advertising expands trade and attracts distant customers, while non-advertisers risk failure.
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