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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1912

Page

6

The Balkan War Cloud Advances Again

James A. Edgerton surveys the mounting Balkan crisis as Greece Serbia Montenegro and Bulgaria unite against Turkey. Russia and Italy maneuver for influence while reform efforts fail, threatening a wider European war over Macedonia and the Christian provinces.

James A. Edgerton Republic of China Italy Turkey Near East Balkan States Greece Montenegro Servia Bulgaria Christian Macedonia Albania Elf Crete Europe Mussulman Balkans Dardenelles Africa Maine Rrumelia

A Mother Speaks of Sons and War

The speaker, a mother, defends her strength and declares her sons will rise to defend her land. She recalls calling her sons from village fields to bear arms, guard her farms, and fight under her banner. When challenged, she promises to unleash mighty guns and reveal their resolve.

Chicago Couple Celebrates Forty Years of Harmony

A Chicago couple marks 40 years of marriage with no quarrels, backed by a signed statement from the husband. Henry, meanwhile, retreats to his room to draft a note of sympathy as the scene shifts from astonishment to quiet reflection.

Mr. Peck

On the Stage Ridicule Echoes in Theatrics

A dramatic stage moment features a Heavy Villain warning the audience as the Footlights tremble The Unhappy Heroine retorts that the villain is too heavy for a dogtrot The Heavy Villain exits with a muttered remark leaving the scene unfinished.

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Getting Acquainted with the Village Merry-Go-Rounds

An elderly resident recalls when merry-go-rounds were a novelty in the village. He notes a shift to familiarity, joking that today they are "mollie-go-rounds" through repeated exposure.

Sage Reflection orbits around money and meaning

A philosophical remark contrasts two views on money. The sage deems money irrelevant while the practical observer insists it can be counted or measured, prompting reflection on value and utility.

Remark on a Library's Singular Large Book

A speaker teases another about boasting of a library, noting only one book exists yet calling it unusually large. The exchange hinges on irony and wit, highlighting pride and perception in the collection.

Noah and the Ark Contract Work Insight

A light exchange contrasts old time practices with modern work by noting that Noah might have failed if the ark were built by contract labor. The dialogue highlights skepticism toward contemporary efficiency versus traditional effort.

Ames to Observe Homecoming Day Before Big Game

Action by the Iowa State College board of deans and President Pearson suspends college work on Friday November 16, creating a Homecoming day for students and alumni. The day before the Ames Iowa football game marks a new college holiday precedent at the institution.

Wires Iowa State College Pearson Ames

Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Praised by Farm Mother

Mrs J G Johnson of Scottville Michigan reports thirteen children and hard farm work without backache or fatigue thanks to Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Her eldest daughter also benefited from the medicine for painful periods and irregularity. The product is described as made from native roots and herbs with no narcotics.

Turkey Italy Balkan Russia Africa Europe Ottoman Empire Biot Balkans Christendom Holy Land Charles Martel Tours Fark Scottville, Mich Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia Pinkham J.G. JouNson R.F.D

Time tables show eastbound passenger and freight stops

The timetable lists eastbound trains Nos 18 22 68 50 8 30 88 9 89 28 and locals 1 9 21 11 50 430 50, with arrival and departure times. It notes daily operation with Sunday exclusions and identifies H W Russel as agent.

Lim H. W. Russel

Transit timetable fragment with city names and times

A fragmented timetable showing lines named No 5 No 3 and No 8 with passenger entries and times for Chicago Milwaukee and local services. Partial entries include 12:44am 8:30am 11:50am and 1:31am plus 1:18pm and 1:40am.

Chicago Milwaukee F. L. Broadg

Train service notices for passenger and accommodation cars

Rail notice lists No 10 Passenger No 92 Accommodation and No 4 Passenger with trains running daily excepted by rule.KU

B. KU

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