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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1929
Page
5
Public Library shelves gain fresh titles including A Preface of Morals by Walt. The notes mention new and entertaining books recently added to the collection.
A veteran farmer credits Sargon laxatives with ending nightly constipation and biliousness after decades of hard outdoor work and a lengthy routine of laxative use. The testimonial by John M. Duncan at 2109 S 46th St Omaha praises restored appetite and strength. The page also lists multiple books and aids on marriage religion history and crafts.
Washington County Farm Bureau notes by County Agent Harold Montgomery cover Brighton Township officers reelection 1980 and a November meeting at Brighton High School. It lists Chris Mann reelected director and Mrs Dean Johnson as vice president, with a focus on 1930 program value and upcoming district agent planning meetings at Fairfield.
October brings perfect fall color across Franklin Center as mapsles and oaks glow. The week features Linger Longer and Philathea club activities, a 4H Jolly Jokers meeting, a football game at Town City, and family visits. Students publish a school paper with notes by children detailing reports, a Halloween masquerade, Hershey Cocoa lessons, and a new indoor flag from the Womens Relief Corps.
A reader suggests trying a new Gossard fitted undergarment before purchasing a dress. The note mentions sporty Chiilila Alpaca Krim mer coats and price range from 15.00 to 49.50.
The claim that Malory's Morte d'Arthur from 1477 marks the first English language book form is discussed in source material. It notes the publication date and the significance of this edition in English literary history.
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