City Bus Line Offers Phone Orders to Frank Rogers
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1910
Page
4
Call up phone number 589 Black to place city bus line orders. Leave street and number. Frank Rogers will promptly attend to all requests.
Druggists refund money if cure is not achieved. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic advertises a flavored mix with an assertion of efficacy and a price of 25 cents per box. The notice pressures consumer trust with a money back guarantee.
John Phoenix recounts the tale of Tushmaker a Boston dentist who invented a lever driven machine to pull teeth. A disastrous trial ends with a fatality and a postmortem revealing a decayed root. The machine later proves usable for lifting heavy objects and is linked to odd further injuries and legends.
Mrs Economie confirms sending a dollar to an advertiser teaching puddings without milk and enriching them. The reply is simply Use cream, prompting a sly remark about distrust and privilege. Dr Jebnsen is referenced in a wry aside about prudent speech and power.
A satirical verse by Walt Mason from 1910 mocks sensationalist reports of yellow journalism and moral panic. The speaker dismisses warnings of racial and social peril while maintaining a sunny, defiant outlook amid widespread alarm and media hype.
The piece notes an early arrival of cold weather with chickens shuddering and coal demand rising. It urges readers to prepare by banking fire, filling coal bins, and dragging out winter clothes. It warns against last minute shortages and recommends buying winter attire and fuel early before Christmas approaches.
Readers are told a disease that science cures in all stages is catarrh and Hall's Catarrh Cure is the cure. The ad offers $100 for any case it fails to cure, claims the medicine acts through the blood and mucous surfaces, and notes testimonials. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Ninety clerks in the Washington pension office sort and destroy correspondence and records no longer useful for adjudicating pension claims. The total expected destruction weighs at least 200 tons. Paper mill contractors pay about six dollars per ton. Records span back to 1862 and include some recent items.
A young heir at Fairchild & Co learns hard lessons about readers honesty and authorship. Overriding bias leads to reorganization, a dummy manuscript proves a writer’s merit, and a best selling book nearly fades behind editorial vanity. The tale underscores the cost of experience in publishing.
For months audiences have laughed at Seven Days by Rhinehart and Hopwood. Now touring cast from Astor Theatre brings its lavish production to Graham tonight. Rozalind at Red Gate prior hits by Nicholson and others are noted as upcoming.
The late General Gordon held that the Coco de Mer was the forbidden fruit and that Seychelles lands were the Garden of Eden. He ordered soundings of surrounding seas to trace the four rivers, with results reportedly reinforcing his conviction.
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