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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1911
Page
8
For bowel complaints in children always give Chamberlain's Collie Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor off. It is certain to effect a cure and when reduced with water and sweetened is pleasant to take. No physician can prescribe a better remedy. For sale by Lemmon's Pharmacy.
A tourist asked about a high board fence around a man made pond created from irrigation water. The worker replied the fence keeps tourists from wiping the shallow lake dry with a sponge, a practice noted in Outing Magazine.
It states that strength comes from digestion not intake and promotes Chamberlain's Stomach Liver Tablets to invigorate the stomach and liver so they function naturally. Lemmon's Pharmacy handles the sale.
A fragment reflects on whether women would seek heaven or freedom from wrinkles by any means. The tone hints at speculation about gender roles and salvation.
Washington readers are urged to try Merital Tonic as a strong general tonic. Promoted as made by chemists of wide renown, it promises to strengthen nerves and digestion and improve the whole system.
When doctors order rest, workers feel staggered by weakness and illness. Electric Bitters promise tone and vigor from the first dose, boosting health and preventing breakdown. Thousands praise them for strength and wellbeing, with Lemmon's Pharmacy as the sole outlet.
A Baltimore American snippet shows a teacher pressing a pupil on pursuing music as a profession while the student asserts learning to stay on time. The exchange highlights discipline and ambition in a classroom setting.
Mrs M I Basford of Poolesville Maryland says she has used Chamberlain Cough Remedy with perfect success. For sale by Lemmon's Pharmacy and Drug Store.
The new econgression directory shows lawyers make up over 6 percent of national lawmakers. Attorneys outnumber others in the senate two to one with 64 to 27, and 244 of 388 in the house are attorneys. In Minnesota the senate has 25 lawyers of 63, and 19 of 116 house members are attorneys.
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound remains the leading household remedy for coughs and colds for children and adults. It helps prevent serious results from a cold. Buy only the genuine Foley's product from All Druggists. refuse substitutes.
A witty note from the Atchison Globe says an Atchison girl never has a beau because she walks so rapidly that the average young man can’t keep up. The quip highlights local charm and brisk city life.
Consumers are urged to call 589 to place orders with Frank Rogers who will promptly attend to requests including street and number details.
Keota closes its chautauqua session with a profit for the Woman's Relief Corps and a prize for attendance. The final program featured the Meneley quartet, Ricketts orchestra, and lecturers including Rev. John Hector and Hon. Charles Hall.
At the Minnesota State Fair a movement titled Farmers Equalizer League proposes a farmers party. Joshua Jenkins and Si Perkins are named for national tickets, with P Y Collins driving the effort to organize a state then nationwide political body.
Private lessons at Congress Hotel with one hour daily for six weeks no home study required. Diplomas issued and good positions guaranteed. Miss Dorothy Wisdom, Teacher.
Petroleum abounds in China and Shanghai, with new wealth coming quickly from oil wells. Meritol Pile Remedy is introduced as a world beater by Lenimon's, promising notable health or vitality benefits.
A witty New York Press line suggests complimenting a girl indirectly by noting where she fits best, arguing direct praise is less effective than timely contextual flattery. The quip frames social charm as strategic positioning to gain attention.
Summary of railroad developments including Union Pacific four tracking, Pennsylvania lectures for employees, Baltimore and Ohio Sand Patch tunnel rail life impact, Central of Georgia farm tests in Georgia and Alabama, potential extra fare for parlor cars at a convention, Keen signals replaced by lamp markers on Southern Pacific lines, and anticipated October 1 timeline for implementation.
The piece outlines a seven mile extension connecting Western Maryland with Pittsburgh and Lake Erie to handle increased traffic, with $6 to $7 million planned for new Baltimore terminals and equipment. Chicago’s Union Station is set to be built by an independent consortium with fifth interests for each road, costing $5 to $6 million on a $25 million total investment. Katy railroad upgrades in Texas aim to lay 6 pound steel, widen cuts, and add ballast across 110 miles, with completion expected by next Sunday and a forecast of 5 pound steel across the system within a year. About $1.5 million is spent so far, employing 1,200 workers.
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