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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1911
Page
7
Subscription terms listed for Washington No 6 Mutual No 44 show prices for three months in advance per month and per year in advance. Figures indicate 60.0 and 4.00 or 10 1. 00 4.00, reflecting period rates.
In Gay New York outlines fall wardrobe needs for women highlighting hats, veils, lace, and Brussels net. It discusses selecting a velvet hat to suit face and pocketbook, plus trims like chiffon over silk and gilberta floothee petticoat trims in silk satin or cottons.
Lucy Carter notes heavy wool embroideries in Hulgari an styles used by dressmakers and tailors. A new belt with attached pepium comes by the yard in satin and velvet to aid in creating a fashionable frock mod ish.
The Washington Herald notes a reader’s love of reading in green lawns shady nooks and dunes then reflects on the cost of enjoyment citing thirty plunks per week as the painful part of leisure in a concise literary aside.
A wealthy woman from New York declined to patronize a Los Angeles hotel after being told her dog would not receive massage treatments in the barber shop. The incident raises questions about hotel ownership and independence.
An ad touts ZEMO as a penetrating scalp tonic that reaches the germ life causing dandruff and itching. It claims one shampoo with ZEMO soap and a single application rid the scalp, with endorsement by the McElhiney Drug Co.
A reflective piece argues that a man without notable achievements like laying a cornerstone or driving a last spike must accept posterity’s honor as his only path to recognition. The tone is measured, noting the elusive nature of lasting impact and the odd burden of fame.
Meritol Snow White Liniment claims universal satisfaction as a pain killer and healer. Lemmon's Pharmacy is listed as exclusive agents advertising the product.
The text reflects on how small, nearby things shape our goals and happiness, urging attention to the overlooked items around daily paths. It echoes a philosophy of valuing ordinary objects to achieve meaningful outcomes.
The article discusses hat trimming as a self-contained fashion, favoring black velvet with tasteful color accents. It lists general wear hats in trim fur or beaver with feathers or velvet knots, and dress hats in caps, bonnets, and brocade or lace with roses. It notes lace, fringe, beads, tassels, sashes, and matching ensembles as key trends.
Supply just the ingredients needed to build up strengthen and restore the natural action of the kidneys and bladder. Specially prepared for back ache headache nervousness rheumatism and all kidney bladder and urinary irregularities. For sale by All Druggists.
Medical scientists conclude after experiments that blood of people living at high altitude is richer and better at resisting disease germs than that of sea level residents. They say lack of oxygen at height causes mountain sickness.
Stand as the result of the highest medical achievement of modern science and are guaranteed to give permanent relief in all cases of Rheumatism. If you suffer from Rheumatism give this wonderful remedy a trial. Lemiman's Pharmacy, Exclusive Local Agents.
An orator Themis tocles faced a stone hurled by Colonel Boanerges in the crowd. He picked it up and said the weighty argument was not convincing as some arguments resemble the stone. The ad urges treating common colds seriously and Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for sale by all druggists.
A. B. Williams of Moody Bible Institute becomes county missionary succeeding W. G. Beaird. Williams will devote full time. he was seen with Joseph Wells of Des Moines, reports show Western District’s six month impact: 223 Sunday Schools, 773 teachers, 7319 students, 1753 sermons, 1949 Bibles, 1161.51 dollars in literature, 496 professions of faith. $800 funds yearly missionary support.
Dr Terry states health issues force temporary suspension and permanent half interest transfer to Dr EB Perry. Perry, once a college instructor and long time professional, will operate the office at the same standard. Terry thanks patients for past patronage and notes continuity of care at 9713.
Nettie Finney hosted about sixteen guests for a six o'clock dinner at her South Avenue C home honoring R C Finney of Mansfield Ohio visiting relatives. Mrs Joseph Myers entertained twenty young ladies with a miscellaneous shower for niece Mae McCaleb who will wed Bert Smith on October 11. The Combs home west of the city hosted about forty guests for a shower in Mae McCaleb and Bert Smith’s honor with linen, glass and china gifts, games, music, and a pink and white decor theme plus a luncheon served by Pearl and Ruby Peterson Ruth Smith and Fern Neal.
A reflective note contrasts thoughts on paper with footsteps in sand. It suggests understanding a man’s path by his eyes and his perspective during the walk, offering philosophical musings on perception and memory.
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