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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1926
Page
5
Florence Glasgow assisted her aunt Mrs. Fred Wagner last Friday and Saturday as a rapper and program entertained at Eureka church. Due to threatening weather many could not attend but those present enjoyed an evening of orchestra and vocal numbers.
A restaurant owner shares his relief after using Maya's preparation. He claims the product clears catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and reduces inflammation causing stomach and intestinal distress. One dose allegedly convinces, with a money back guarantee via Druggists.
A large crowd attended Sunday school and preaching. An orchestra will give a special hymn at future evening services. Numerous visits occurred among families in Kalona near Lexington and Glenn Knapps. Colorado trip notes and local home repairs accompany broader regional rail maintenance figures for Chicago suburbs totaling almost 15 million dollars.
Margaret Lamont moves through seven engagements as Dick Lindsay and others push the phrase the most wonderful girl on her. A turn with John Wayburn reveals true feelings and the couple finally discover a lasting love in New York.
The minuteneam, a tiny remora relative, measures about 30 millimeters and was showcased by Dr KF W Gudger of the American Museum of Natural History at a meeting in New Haven. The creature parasitically rides larger fish using a vacuum disk on its head. A slightly larger remora species, just over 1.75 inches, was also presented.
Queen Marie visits Washington Arlington Mount Vernon Annapolis Philadelphia and New York as her voyage across the United States unfolds with stops at the White House the tomb of the Unknown Soldier the Naval Academy and a large Ritz-Carlton levee. The itinerary includes niagara Minneapolis Portland Glacier National Park and Chicago with rail lines and public receptions highlighted.
A manifesto signed by bankers from 15 nations including the United States calls for ending tariff barriers and restrictive rules to level living standards and competition with the United States. The Paris based International Chamber of Commerce backs a report aligned with these goals while US delegates abstain.
Southern Florida faced terror as a Caribbean hurricane veered northeast past Matanzas Pinar del Rio and Havana. Havana suffered many deaths and heavy water damage with ships sunk in the harbor and a ruined monument to the Maine. Estimations put property losses in Havana around 50 million dollars.
Resid en 47.1.ES and Mes Cul generain iehouse decree the Yuquix of Monam must be destroyed by a war council led by General Oboepon. Preparations include armored ground assault, machine guns, artillery, bombing, and reconnaissance aircraft, plus other modern warfare equipment.
In a national plebiscite Norway rejects the 24 percent alcohol cap, with voters saying the law worsened drunkenness and poverty. Premier Ferguson of Ontario dissolves the legislature and pledges a people’s policy of government control and sale of liquors, claiming ten years of ivy law enforcement failed.
The report alleges Hartley abused office by blocking education funding and removing four regents while falsely accusing them, and by placing six legislators in lucrative posts to gain support. It also notes a Texas highways inquiry mentioning Ferguson offering to secure road contracts.
IF CENE VV. DEMS, longtime leader of Socialists in the United States and five time presidential candidate, dies at an advanced age. He was once imprisoned at Atlanta during the draft era and pardoned by President Harding in 1921. His health declined and he had not been active in politics. Also, Thomas Mott Osborne, noted prison reform advocate, collapsed and died in Auburn New York.
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