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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1910

Page

5

Bowman's Specials and Local Notes Across Keota

Bowman's low prices on percaled dresses and updated coat lines anchor a string of local notices. Keota residents visit, travel, and shop while a residence fire on Dudley Street and weather changes color daily life with sales, visits, and community events.

Seasick League Fails to Cure with Camel Rides

A Paris league against seasickness reports no real cures yet. It promotes preventive methods such as swing exercises, riding merry-go-rounds, camel rides, toboggans and rocking chairs, arguing Americans and English suffer less due to rocking chairs.

Paris Hardy League France

Thirteen Hoodoo Foils Motoring Odds Across Races

The piece notes strong superstition around the number thirteen among drivers in events like the Isle of Man and Paris races. It cites fatalities and mishaps linked to 13 while contrasting calm outcomes for the Fram expedition crew of thirteen, and dates tied to Aug 18 1896 and a Dec 13 1893 pups birth.

Isle of Man Berlin Paris Nansen Vardo Norway Fram

Carp Milk Cows Then Churn at Lenox Estate

Superintendent Norman of the George W. Westinghouse estate in Lenox Massachusetts sponsors a nature tale about blooded Jersey cows ceasing milk production. A carp pond incident led to the fish gulping milk and, when netted and opened, yielding tiny balls of butter instead of milk.

Norman George W. Westinghouse Lenox Mass Jersey

French Time Reform Targets Greenwich Standard

The French government considers making Greenwich time the compulsory standard instead of Paris local time, shifting from the current practice of using local Paris time for civil life and official matters.

Paris

How She Looked at It Insurer and Pianola Bet

A life insurance agent urges Mr Nevermuch to insure for his wife. He quips that early death would leave her able to marry a newer breadwinner, while long life would only fund a pianola. She chooses the piano and her chance.

Deep dyed villain lands work after circus days

A humorous exchange features Sandy Pikes recounting his past as a tattooed man in a circus. He notes colors ran in a rainstorm and recalls getting a new job in melodrama as a deep dyed villain the same night.

Sandy Pikes

Remembering a Five Spot and a Comet Joke

A chronic teacher and an old friend trade a playful exchange about a five-spot borrowed last fall. The friend jokes that every time he thinks of the loan he also recalls the comet, noting he has searched for the comet for months but has not seen it yet.

String on Tooth and Finger Laughs at Odd Remedy

Absente explains a string tied to his tooth to remind him of its removal while Hamlar jokes about tying a string around a finger instead. Absente refuses finger removal, insisting he does not care to have his finger removed.

J. D. Martin Eeach Hamlar

All Right He Wasn't Afraid of You

Edith tells Edward that their father approved the next visit and was not afraid of him. The exchange hints at family tension and forthcoming contact.

Edith Papa Edward

A Little Touch Backer How Did the Show Go

The manager said the show went like a breeze and the backer asked if a draft would have been needed to make it go.

Backer

Rush Hour Car Conductor Refuses Passenger Move

A rush hour car scene shows the conductor blocking forward movement while the passenger cites the motorman’s refusal to let them advance. The exchange captures weekday transit tension and crew authority on board.

Fourth Year Begins For Rev A S Smith In This City

The Rev A S Smith will begin his fourth year at the local Methodist pulpit as appointments were announced at Pella on Sunday. Changes include Ainsworth Glendenning and Muscatine First Grigsby, with many nearby charges listed and former presiding elder W G Thorne retiring to live in this city.

A. B. Hightshoe Crawfordsville City Pella A.S. Smith Iowa Ainsworth J. A. Glendenning Wm. J. Scott Brighton Pool Columbus Junction A. W. Gillilan Grandview Kalona Moore Keota J. F. Robertson Letts W. L. Fry Lexington F. W. Carwell Muscatine L. M. Grigsby Lone Tree David Phillips North English J. BE. Corley Riverside A. L. Jordan Wapello J. E. Newsom Wellman P. H. Hawk West Chester C. B. Baumgarten Winfield A. B. Caldwell J. A. Boatman W. G. Thorne Keosauqua

Indispensable Remedies for Every Family

The experiences of years assure us these are indispensable in every home. We note Perry Davis Painkiller as valuable for internal and external use, especially for colds and fresh wounds, as recommended by Christian ra.

Perry Davis Christian Ra

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