LODGES Alpine Aerie 1948 Meets Wednesdays
Alpine Aerie No 1948 meets the first and third Wednesday evenings each month. Visiting members in good standing are always welcome. E G Fox W P C DuBois secretary.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1911
Page
7
Alpine Aerie No 1948 meets the first and third Wednesday evenings each month. Visiting members in good standing are always welcome. E G Fox W P C DuBois secretary.
I G White Post 108 meets on the first and third Tuesday in Temple busting rooms. Valley Forge Camp S68 meets every Thursday evening in the hall on North Side Square. Neighbors are welcome.
A weary traveler asks for a seat and is granted one after explaining a long automobile journey. The exchange ends with gratitude as the passenger rests.
The New York Times report reviews Professor Lionel Lytle’s theory that human skin color originated in southern latitudes and changed with climate. It cites varying African tones, tropic light, humidity, and grassland effects, asserting that race reflects environmental adaptation over generations.
A beaker with water and small amount of aniline is heated to 170 to 175 degrees Fahrenheit. The aniline forms a surface mass that detaches into a drop, falls, then rises again, repeating indefinitely while the temperature is maintained. The report from Spokane Spokesman-Review describes the continuous cycle.
An old paper quip notes that a boy who insists on a spotless collar each day signals leaving childhood and facing life’s duties and responsibilities.
A philosophical reflection on rightness as alignment with action and straight lines. Spencer argues there is a single correct line of conduct and no duality in true moral direction. The analogy emphasizes consistent, principled behavior over divergent paths.
An advertisement promises free Miller's Dyspepsia Tablets trial boxes at drug stores for all sufferers. It claims rapid relief from indigestion belching heartburn headaches and fullness after meals and urges readers to decide what they can eat without stomach interference.
Auction notice for Mrs A Patterson place featuring 18S horses and cattle 25 head plus machinery including a Janesville plow and disc. Sale begins Wednesday September 20 at 10 a m. Location 2 miles east of Lexington 10 miles NW of Washington 74 miles SE of Wellman. Terms cash or bankable note at 7 percent. Lunch by Lexington Ladies Aid Society. Auctioneers B J Holmes Chas Brown. Clerk O C Patterson. 11-14-15-18.
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