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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1908

Page

6

The Sure Thing Mining Swindle Explored

A wordy ad in a Nevada mining stock pitches vast ore with 10 cent shares and 50 percent dividends. It lures a gullible investor who ignores due diligence, doctors reports, and proper safeguards, illustrating a classic pump and dump by unscrupulous promoters.

Sure Thing Mining and Milling Company, Limited Allureville Nev Homestake Anaconda Calumet Leela Directory Board

Rustic quips on speed and beer in a curt London note

A brief London Tatler line plays with a rustic voice about being the fast motorist in a beer pond, joking on rural folly and bravado. The punchline pivots on mock irony rather than a factual event.

Rustic Zur London Tatler

Ceremony Underlines Floral Procession At Altar

A brief wedding scene from the Chicago Record-Herald notes a groom guiding his bride to the altar with flower girls present. The ceremony proceeds as the pair exchange vows and proceed toward the next steps of their union.

Chicago Record-Herald

Judge Questions Provocation in Shovel Attack

The exchange shows the judge asking if the prisoner had provocation before striking. The witness replies there was none, noting the attacker had a shovel, implying a sudden deadly force.

Sorr

Up to Deviltry

The snippet appears as a fragmentary dialogue likely from a mid 19th or early 20th century magazine, mentioning pirates and a playful exchange about plays or books. It references New York and Boston and a publication style resembling Puck. Names and clear event details are sparse.

New York Pirates Boston Puck

Pompey the Great and the peril of indecision

A compact history of Pompey from his Sulla alliance and pirate wars to his rise as consul and the conflict with Caesar. It covers his victories in Spain Egypt and the East, the Pontius Crassus alliance, and his ultimate defeat at Pharsalia followed by Caesar’s murder and the irony of fate.

Caesus Pompey Julius Caesar Rome Marius Sulla Pompey B. C Magnus Spain Spartacus Crassus Mediterranean Orient Syria Palestine Jerusalem Asia East Africa Caesar Gaul Liberal Senate Rubicon Italy Greece Pharsalia Egypt Septimus

Hyomei Cures Croup In First Or Second Stage

Hyomei the antiseptic dry air treatment rapidly reaches the windpipe to ease inflammation and swelling. Rev Geo Sisson testifies it calmed a croup attack in half an hour. Lemmon's Pharmacy guarantees cure for catarrh coughs colds asthma bronchitis and croup with a pocket inhaler outfit priced at 1.00 and 50 cents for extra bottles.

Walter Croup Geo. Sisson M. E. Church South Londonderry Hyomei Lemmon

Mrs. T. J. Dempsey Returns From Ottumwa Visit

Mrs. T. J. Dempsey, who had been staying with friends in Ottumwa for several days, returned home Sunday evening.

T. J. Dempsey Ottumwa

Local Notes Include City Calls and Arrivals

Local items report B. G. Mason as a Firefly passenger yesterday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Rathmel of near Dublin were city callers. Several residents, including Miss Alice Crone from Burlington, John Strouse visiting Havre, and Mrs. Ethel Dillon-Hale from Shelby, were noted arrivals or departures. Otto Dede returned to Oskaloosa after a city business stay. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Hoburg of Portland, Ore., are visiting Mrs. George Tripp and are en route home from the East. Hoburgs are parents of Mrs. Clarence Tripp of Portland.

B. G. Mason Ira Rathmel Dublin R. H. Reinier Sigourney John Strouse Havre Ethel Dillon-Hale Shelby Iowa Fairfield Richland Irene Irwin Haskins Verdi Otto Dede Oskaloosa Christopher Hoburg Portland Ore George Tripp Hoburg Clarence Tripp

Local Residents Visit Kin in Des Moines and Aurora

Mrs. Agnes Beard of near Ainsworth shopped in the city yesterday. A. Alberson left for Des Moines to visit his son Raymond. Will French arrived from Aurora for a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. French.

Agnes Beard Ainsworth A. “Ne Alberson Raymond Alberson Des Moines Will French Aurora Ill Mrs G. B. French

Piles Cure Promise with PAZO Ointment Guarantee

Advertisement promises cure for itching bleeding protrusting piles in 6 to 14 days with PAZO Ointment or money back. Claims guaranteed results and refund offer. Includes price 60 cents.

Electric Bitters Prove Worth to Civil War Veteran

Fayette New York resident David Parker, a Civil War veteran who lost a foot at Gettysburg, praises Electric Bitters. He credits the tonic with curing his stomach trouble and keeping him strong and well. Available 50 cents at J E Lemmon's drug store.

David Parker Fayette, N. Y Gettysburg J. E. Lemmon

Mrs Juliet Wilson and Daughter Leave for Des Moines

Mrs Juliet Wilson and her daughter Miss Louisa departed yesterday morning for a new home in Des Moines. A large group of friends gathered at the depot to bid them farewell.

Juliet Wilson Louisa Des Moines

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