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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1910
Page
7
Harvey Ingham faces a narrow escape as a brakeman is struck by a skip train passing through Muscatine suburb. The incident interrupts the Senate race coverage and prompts safety reviews in the railway line.
Report from Des Moines says Harvey Ingham editor of the Register and Leader may announce candidacy for United States Senate to succeed Dolliver. The timing could be tomorrow or after a funeral expected Thursday. If true it would surprise politicians and Cummins supporters.
Algona Iowa Oct 20 word from Washington states that by a Supreme Court ruling the government cannot recover from the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railroad the value of 4500 acres in Dickinson Kossuth and Palo Alto counties allegedly misplatted to the railroad by the interior department no further action expected under the decision remarks summarize the implications for land recovery efforts.
Claude Hubbell a Rock Island brakeman was struck by an orehead wire while on a high furniture car as a train passed through Calvert Muscatine County. He fell between cars but held a step and crawled back to the top. He was jolted but unharmed, then sent home to Eldon with expectation of a quick recovery.
Theodore Roosevelt will address crowds in West Liberty Iowa City and Davenport on November 4 marking a major campaign stop in the second district. The visit follows a past speech given before his presidential election and is expected to boost local interest and activity.
Muscatine Iowa on Oct 20 announces a waters program to seine the slough from end to end removing carp buffalo and other coarse fish. Bass and other game fish will be stocked to restock depleted waters with E K Davidson in charge of the local effort.
A Brooklyn Standard Union opinion asserts prudent budgeting by avoiding binding debt terms with others. It argues that scarcity should drive fiscal restraint and careful financial planning for state actors.
Mary Garden leads a cast of opera stars announced for a New York production of Carmen with female Thaïs singers in supporting roles and a program of Verdi and French works surrounding the main opera.
Last night at the Baptist church a searching sermon urged immediate salvation to avert eternal regret. Evangelist Mr Thompson and workers reported a gratifying meeting with strong responses toward the path to eternal life. The preacher used Judas and other figures in an imaginary journey to stress the need to accept salvation now. The program included songs The Gospel Boat Eternity and The Holy City. Meetings continue through the week inviting broad attendance.
An old advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claiming a cure for colds in one day. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure, with E. W. Grove’s signature on each box and a price of 25 cents.
Advert plays a claim that Pazo Ointment cures itching bleeding and protruding piles in six to fourteen days with a money back guarantee. The text reads like an old time testimonial style medical ad promising complete relief or refund.
Miss Minnie Pickard of Altamahama North Carolina recalls relief from eczema after using D. D. D. The advertisement touts D. D. D. as penetrating and effective for pimples scars and other skin impurities, with soothing Wintergreen thymol oils and safe for delicate skin. A 25 cent bottle is claimed to provide proof of the remedy’s effectiveness from Cook & Sherman.
Colonel James P Low of the United States Treasury department is in the city to evaluate offered sites for a federal post office. He inspects properties near Marsh Bailey, Bowman Knapp yard, John Good, Warren near the opera house, and Cook Sherman area, consulting with business leaders and interested residents before reporting back. The colonel, staying at the Hotel Colenso, aims to balance public convenience with government needs.
A concise maxim asserts that true strength comes from labor. It argues courage and faith arise only through persistent, purposeful effort and contributing work.
Mr and Mrs David Love marked their 56th anniversary on Wednesday October 12 at the home of their son in law R H Moreland on East Second Street. Married October 12 1854 in Poland Center Ohio they moved to this county nine years later and have long resided on a single farm near Ainsworth now in aging health. Six children survive with several relatives attending a quiet but joyful observance including readings by Rev S E Greer and a noon four course dinner. The Loves are long time members of the Reformed Presbyterian church and held in high regard by Washington county residents.
An advertisement offers sharpening services for knives and scissors and a range of tools including razors, clippers, shears, and barber and carpenters tools. It mentions ground and honed edges, new razor handles, grinding wheels, and carborundum products. The seller claims reasonable prices, satisfaction guaranteed, and notes temporary presence for a few days with samples and pricing.
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