Iowa Weather Forecast Tonight and Thursday
The forecast for Iowa calls for fair weather tonight and Thursday. No significant precipitation expected, with temperatures likely near seasonal norms. Winds light to moderate across the state.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1906
Page
3
The forecast for Iowa calls for fair weather tonight and Thursday. No significant precipitation expected, with temperatures likely near seasonal norms. Winds light to moderate across the state.
The column lists numerous residents traveling for business and visiting relatives including Milt Denison to Keota, Mrs Pat Boyd in town, Miss Florence Watterson from Muscatine, and many others. It notes shopping at the Vienna bakery and a wedding in Keota, with misc. receipts of people passing through or leaving for distant locales.
In a recent afternoon melee on the east side a group of business men and clerks attacked a rat colony using clubs and dogs. Seven to eight rats were killed while the rest are expected to relocate once weather permits.
Ray Morris notes in Atlantic that British railways deliver exceptional punctuality. He argues the intimate network, small isle size, and constant shop support yield clocklike service with frequent arrivals at urban hubs like Finsbury Park. Five minute margins enable crucial connections.
A Blackwood's Magazine excerpt describes quiet Russian villages after 10 pm where peasants fear evil spirits and avoid laughter. Moujiks unseen after 11 pm are unnervingly silent, a superstition extending to southern towns and the holy city Kiev, where streets are largely empty after ten.
A New York rector, aged not over fifty, tells a parishioner he is seventy five and will be seventy seven next birthday. He says his wife’s and his birthdays fall on the same day, so he must shoulder both celebrations to keep peace at home.
The text notes ages of presidents relative to each other, states Washington Adams Jefferson Madison and Monroe left office at 65, says Jefferson and Adams died July 4 1826 exactly 50 years after the Declaration and Monroe died July 4 1831.
A discussion outlines ideal facial ratios where the face width equals five eye widths and the intereye distance equals one eye width. It states the eye width is two thirds of the mouth width and the nose length matches the forehead height with precise, regular outlines.
The text sketches ancient culinary curiosities from Greece and Rome. It notes delicacies like young fox, robin, sparrow, and fish caught under moonlight. It mentions the Trojan pig with eggs and thrushes and Roman snails boiled to large sizes.
The article advises how to minimize or stop coughing by taking a deep breath and filling air cells, then holding it to gain a warming soothing effect. It suggests marking the mollifying result on the cough and notes perseverance can subdue or end coughing in milder instances.
Vernon merchant and postmaster James N Nichols testifies that Chamberlain's Pain Balm eased a child's hand burn after cold packs worsened inflammation. He reports using the liniment himself and recommending it for cuts burns strains and back pain. Sold by Cook & Sherman and Stewart's pharmacy.
Campers at the Chautauqua grounds left bedding and pillows among their belongings. Owners may claim these items at the Democrat office.
A nostalgic ad urges treating neglected coughs and colds with Foley's Honey and Tar to prevent bronchial or lung trouble. It claims perfect security from serious effects and notes availability at all druggists.
The Iowa Central announces reduced one way tickets to California Oregon Washington British Columbia Utah Montana and Idaho from September 15 to October 31. Fares are 15.00 below regular. Inquiries to A H Cutts G P T A Minneapolis Minnesota.
An 1880s advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for a catarrh cure and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy. Endorsers Walding Kinnan & Marvin of Toledo affirm Cheney's reliability. Price 75 cents a bottle. Hall's Pills for constipation also recommended.
Travelers planning to attend the Con catenated Order of Hoo Hops in Oklahoma City from September 8 to 12 should contact H. W. Russel of Rock Island for full information. Round trip fare is one fare plus two dollars.
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