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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1902

Page

2

Wreck Near Brighton Leaves Conductor Injured In Serious Condition

A second section freight bound from here collided with a freight extra a mile west of Brighton at about four this morning. Conductor Elmer Forrest of the extra was badly hurt with scalp wounds and is in serious condition. Train crews and doctors rushed to the scene as wreckage blocked the line and trains were delayed for hours.

Brighton Elmer Forrest Robinson Phillips Biden No. K.O No. 61 W. H. Johnson Place Extra Forrest Samuel Whittacker Brian May Washington Robert Shields Eidon

Dr Kings New Life Pills Promises Life Saving Health

Durham reader says severe stomach and liver trouble nearly ended life before Dr Kings New Life Pills saved her. She calls the pills best on earth and notes Stewart's pharmacy sells them for 25 cents.

P. Muse Durham, N Dr. King Stewart's

Grace Hill News Notes Visitors and Local Work Begin

Grace Hill reports a stream of visitors from Mt. Moriah and Utica New York with Mrs Ben Romig and Mrs Weber among those visiting relatives. A steam shovel from West Chester will move to the cut and start work Monday. Elmer Thoma and Mr Van Sickle of West Chester were in Grace D1 today on business.

Ben Romig Mt. Moriah John Boxbaum Jim Danlels West Chester Grace Weber Utica N. Y John Matthe John Buxtaum Elmer Thoma van Sickle West, Chester

Woman's back pain relief praised by Washington resident

Mrs. Chas Guillemot of 220 South Second Ave says Dean's Kidney Pills from Columbia pharmacy cured her back ache caused by overwork or strain. She reports no recurrence and recommends the remedy, priced 50 cents a box, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.

Washington Chas. Guillemot Washington Steam Laundry South Second A.e Dean Columbia Pharmacy Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y United States

Measles Delays Journal Delivery in Third Ward

The Journal delivery was disrupted Saturday evening as measles sidelined Boise Wagner who handles Arlo dotes' papers since he fell ill. Delivery in parts of the third ward was greatly delayed as the regular staff were unable to report to the office.

Boise Wagner Arlo Journal

Low Rate Excursions for Homeseekers of 1903

Iowa Central railway offers excursion tickets for homeseekers on the first and third Tuesdays of November through April 1903. Round trip fare is one fare plus $2.00, valid 21 days from sale. For details contact any Iowa Central ticket agent or A. BR, Cutts, G. PL & T. A., Minneapolis.

Iowa Central Railway Vor Iowa Central A. BR Cutts Minneapolis Minn Miett

Death of Rex Shannon Remembrance in Henderson Roots

Rex Shannon died at 25 after a lifelong bond with Henderson and Mrs. Belle Freeman of south Washington. Orphaned early, he lived with his aunt in this city, attended school, ran a small Henderson store, and left a modest legacy. Friends mourn his early loss and cheerful, simple tastes. Archaic ad promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve for skin issues.

Belle Freeman South Washington Rex Shannon Journal Rex Freeman Henderson Til

Virginia Swallowwort and Its Hidden Dangers

Virginia swallowwort's blooms trap insects with sticky pollen causing death by entanglement. Its fibers offer caoutchouc like juice, brown sugar from flowers, seed hairs for textiles, and stalk rope potential. Also a discussion on London newspaper letters and English domestic debates shaping public opinion.

Chinese Etiquette and the Humble Guest Tale

A satirical tale on Chinese etiquette depicts a guest in fine clothes seated in a reception room. A rat in an oil jar startles him, oil spills on his robe, and he accepts blame with deprecatory phrasing to spare the host. He explains the incident to justify his "contemptible" appearance in the host's presence.

Bears and Ants in Odd Ways from War Era Tales

A Navy and Army writer recalls spotting a big she bear with two cubs on a ridge as a friend returns to camp after shooting. The bear disciplines her cubs with a swift ear-box, then moves on. A separate note reports ants performing elaborate, maid-like ablutions, an act the observer finds oddly satisfying. The column closes with a social quip about social norms and a meeting of people traveling in one direction.

Sydney Brooks London Clapham Brixton England Navy The Observer Philadelphia Press

Whither Do You Drift Adorn Dead Heroes Graves

A fragmentary line of dialogue depicts figures claiming to adorn graves of dead heroes with flowers and bricks, then responding to questions about the living, tempered by pity and a sense of irony amid illness.

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Noted comment on walk by brother at Chicago Post

A brief Chicago Post fragment shows a sister challenging a younger brother who dismissively replies that his remark was nothing. The exchange hints at family dynamics and social interaction without further context or detail.

Tia Deckice Chicago Post

Freddys Favorite Play Kind Redefined by Family

A playful exchange frames Freddy’s preferred games as chosen by his parents and sister, with humor about rougher play. The Detroit Free Press excerpt notes lake colors and vivid hues across European lakes, contrasting blue green and nearly black shades in cave-water scenes.

Lake of Geneva Lake of Constance Lake of Lucerne Brien Lake Than London Spectator

Averting Wasteful Spending Traps for Youth

A quoted admonition from the Atchison Globe warns that a young man errs by believing he must waste money to enjoy life. The message promotes prudent spending and sensible leisure rather than reckless extravagance.

Atchison Globe

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