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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1907
Page
3
The play Tempest and Sunshine adapted from Mary J. Holmes novel promises tender emotion, produced by W. F. Mann. The Graham venue hosts the performance Thursday around October 10, 99-31, highlighting Kentucky life before war.
The Rev. D Everette Smith passed through Brighton Saturday evening en route to Ainsworth. He continued to Crawfordsville Sunday morning and preached at the United Presbyterian church in the morning.
Mr and Mrs Albert Escher of Riverside were shopping in the city Saturday. Miss Nettie Finney of Mansfield and Miss Belle Robinson return from a relatives visit at Albia. Dixon Co reports the sale of the Ruebsam quarter east of town to William Miller of Emden Illinois for 119 dollars per acre. Mr and Mrs Wesley Smith of West Chester have moved into the C N Stewart property and plan to make the city their home.
Rev. George D. Rogers spoke to Company D and the Boy's brigade in full dress uniforms. He tied Proverbs 14 34 to army life experiences urging soldiers to improve view of men in uniform. The Boy's brigade, ages 7 to 16, trains in Bible and military drill with strict conduct and attendance rules. Two members joined the church.
A night voyage near the Pacific sees a violent tempest born from a crimson cloud. As dawn breaks, a massive volcanic eruption births a new island, flames cascading into the sea and waves churned to a deadly roar, witnessed by a ship’s crew who later sail over the quiet site years later.
J J Roe returned to Havre Saturday evening after a brief city visit. John Keating and Miss Jennie Keating arrived home from Elliot New York. J K Dunn traveled to Wyman after a city business visit. Mrs J T Blagburn returned to Des Moines after a week with the N L Black home. Mr and Mrs Frank Demarse went to Washington to spend Sunday with friends.
A vintage ad claims Dr Shoop's Headache Tablets stop pain from neuralgia to toothache by normalizing blood pressure at the pain site. It invites readers to write Dr Shoop in Racine Wisconsin for a free trial package and notes a large box price of 26 cents from J H Stewart, druggist.
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