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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1911
Page
6
An Iowa man discusses a Chinese revolutionary struggle, outlining causes and potential implications. He highlights key figures and the influence of foreign support on the movement and its goals.
Willard B Hull of Marshalltown former vice consul general at Hankow follows Chinese rebellion daily. He says the Chinese are peaceful, capable of winning if forces unify, and notes Manchus dominate since 1644. He explains anti Manchu aim, Sun Yatsen leadership, and foreign interests in Hankow with its strategic river junction and concessions.
Lyons, France employs eight inch square glass blocks laid in a checkerboard pattern for sidewalks. The glass is more durable and cheaper than stone, offering a lasting, economical pedestrian surface.
A 50 cent bottle of Parisian Sage is promoted to banish dandruff and stop itching while nourishing roots to promote lustrous hair. Lemmon's Pharmacy guarantees results or money back and touts the product as favored by refined women. The ad features a girl with auburn hair on packaging.
The Chicago Harriman staff will move to New York after January 1. Pennsylvania abandons fall inspection trips in favor of spring runs and plans a 100000 bushel grain elevator at Greenwich Point Philadelphia. A 1300 ton first shipment for the Panama California Exposition goes from Birmingham for San Diego. Louisville and Nashville plans its own telegraph and telephone system under Kentucky law. New Jersey rail commissions consider fare pricing on all tickets and require printed rates, risking $250000 costs if adopted.
In Tifton Georgia on October 26 8 M Butler of New York City was fatally wrecked when his car flipped during the Glidden tour. Referee T J Walker and his wife were injured Mrs Walker breaking an arm. They were taken to a local hospital. Butler chaired the contest board of the American Automobile Association.
I G White Post No 108 holds meetings on the first and third Tuesdays each month in their Post rooms at the Temple building. Commander J W Scott and Adjutant J J Kellogg preside.
NMI WW Ae Valley Forge Camp No. 868 meets each Thursday evening in the hall on North Side Square. All neighbors are welcome. J G Q Mortarty, Clerk.
Washington Lodge No Regular meeting on 1st Friday each month. Cyrus Chapter No 18 Regular meeting 2nd Friday. Bethlehem Commandery No 45 Regular meeting 8th Friday. Washington Chapter No 98 Regular meeting 2nd Thursday. Visiting fraters welcome.
Call up phone number 589 to arrange bus line orders. Frank Rogers will promptly attend to the stret and aimer duties.
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