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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1910

Page

7

Soil Special Arrives for Forty Minute Lecture Timetable

Burlington official G A Shields announces a soil science special train arriving at 11 10 and departing 11 50 tomorrow. Lectures by Prof P G Holden and Prof K L Stewart draw farmers and students from the region with High school dismissals and ads flooding local papers.

P. G. Holden Kk. L. Stewart W. A. Stewart Kunath Burlington Washington Telephone Company Washington High School Fuller

Foley’s Honey and Tar Advertisement Note

Foley’s Honey and Tar has long served as a throat chest and lung remedy. The label states no opiates and lists Lemmons Pharmacy and McElhinney Drug Co as distributors.

Foley Lemmons Pharmacy McElhinney Drug Co

Heart to Heart Talks and the Optimistic Outside

A cousin of Grover Cleveland praises daily routines and inner resilience. She argues troubles stay inside while she wears an optimistic outside as a life philosophy, urging others to smile and radiate cheer to help themselves and others.

Grover Cleveland Ceer

The Farmer and His Sheep in Uncle Walt’s Verse

A rustic lyric celebrates a farmer shearing sheep and selling wool to pay for hats and clothes while a distant statesman rallies crowds with dissent. The contrast highlights simple rural sufficiency versus political agitation and social unrest.

Statesman

Local Visitors And Travelers Stop In Crawfordsville

Crawfordsville notes list Rev. J. C. Currie and Mrs. Van Syck on an outbound trip to Washington. Miss Mildred Johnson of Chillicothe Missouri arrives for a visit with her sister Mrs. T. E. Maxwell. Wallace Rankin returns to Canute Kansas after a family visit. J. W. Patton of Washington visits on business. Dr. C. W. Stewart and family with Mrs. Ralph Smith visit from Washington yesterday. Mrs. A. M. Cowden and daughter Helen of Washington stop to see relatives. Mrs. J. H. Huston heads to Winfield this morning.

Crawfordsville J. C. Currie van Sycc Washington Mildred Johnson Chillicothe T. E. Maxwell Wallace Rankin Canute Kans J. W. Patton C. W. Stewart Ralph Smith

Parisian Sage Promise To Restore Hair Growth

An advertisement from Lemmon's Pharmacy touts Parisian Sage as a cure for thinning hair and dandruff. It claims the product kills dandruff germs, stops hair loss, and can regrow hair if the root is alive, with a 50 cent bottle and a money back guarantee. The ad notes mail orders via Giroux Manufacturing Co. in Buffalo.

Lemmon’s Lemmon's Giroux Mfg. Co Buffalo N. Y

Nicholson Stars In Les Romainesques At Graham

Amusements note Nicholson and company who staged Les Romainesques at the Graham Thursday night also headlined the Chicago Ziegfeld run. The piece praises Nicholson’s performance as Straforel and cites Ziegfeld’s praise of the comedy. A separate item discusses The Lottery Man at the Graham next Monday after Bijou run, detailing a plot about a newspaper broker and a city lottery to wed husbands.

John Nicholson and Company Graham Mr. Nicholson Rostand Lea Romanesques Ziegfield Theatre Straforel F. W. Ziegfield Mer. Ziegfeld Theatre Chicago New York Gaga Aida Johnson Youngs Shuberts Bijou

Extravagant Economy

A compact reflection on economic choices where present desires are foregone to secure future benefits, highlighting the tension between immediate gratification and long term value. The piece contrasts lavish spending with prudent budgeting and questions the cost of delaying wants.

Origin and early development of the spoon

The spoon's origin remains uncertain but likely dates back to ancient times before civilization. Early use arose from the need for a tool to dip water, with calabash or coconut shell precedents, leading to the spoon's invention.

Uncle and Aunt Jane Gossip at Market Talk

A Boston Transcript excerpt shows Aunt Jane discussing Uncle George and his thriftless habits while noting a man named Spender. The dialogue hints at social satire and family reputation within a busy household.

Jane

Young Woman and Penitent Man Exchange Shocking Kiss Tale

In a Chicago Tribune line, a young woman accuses a man of kissing her and demands respect. The man defends the moment as something she reportedly invited, prompting a dispute over consent and propriety. The exchange ends with emphatic claims from both sides.

Chicago Tribune

Monster Fish Tale Echoes in London Mail Style

The London Mail recounted a fishing tale with exaggerated disbelief as a narrator declares the catch a monster. The quirky closing quip emphasizes astonishment and humor in a period newspaper voice.

London Mail

Theatregoers Get Limited Shubert Engagements in Washington

A fragment notes the Shubert company planning limited engagements in New York and Washington. The text hints at romantic plots and literary references while mentioning a fortunate venue for a notable attraction.

Shuberts New York Washington

Take part in our store ballot prize for certificates

Cut out the coupon from the ad and mail or bring it to a store. Buy goods to earn certificates, persuade friends to buy, and have them recruit others. Collect certificates to credit in the store ballot box. With help from friends you can win several hundred dollars in certificates weekly. Pianos go to the person obtaining the most certificates by June 1 1911.

A Natural Born Grinder Knives and Scissors Sharpened

Knife and tool sharpener offers grinding and honing of surgeons instruments barbers tailors paper hangers and more. Sells new razor handles German silver key cheeks grip checks umbrella plates and dog tags. Mentions carborundum wheels no heating satisfaction guaranteed and samples with limited days.

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Evening Journal Orville Elder Office East Main Street Washington, No. 6 Mutual Burlington Road G. A. Shields Burlington, Trai Puffer Ooo Washington, D. C Iowa Kalona Kalona House Kalona, Iowa A. B. Carr M. R. Meek American Pearl Button Co K. Jeruchensohn Eldorado Hotel H. D. Smith Red A. Koch ED Miller John Mather Nicola Chester White G. M. Fulton Black E. A. Bickford Hutton Factory Eeagle Pen Company Journal Office Cotter Ford Car W. M. Sherman Cushing J. B Lemmon Lemmon Walt Sage Uleta Vance Opera House Jack Wright Foxer Wright Medicine CO Davenport, Fa Royal Pr. C. Lkams R. Stuart & Sow Postoffice F.T. Frazier Fairfield, Iowa Welthinney, Alberson Mason
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