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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1912

Page

7

Jefferson county dedicates second Iowa hospital in Fairfield

A two story two story Jefferson county hospital dedicated in Fairfield with a cost of about forty thousand dollars. The facility sits on a block sized plot near town edge and opens October first. Speakers praised Washington’s hospital and urged a nationwide public hospital system. Dr E K Munger highlighted education and the county hospital law as steps toward rural healthcare access.

Washington Fairfield Jefferson County Hospital Washington Hospital E. EK. Munger Spencer Clay County Washington and Jefferson Thomas Jefferson

Why Bryan Embraces Duty Amid Campaign Parody

A satirical portrait of William Jennings Bryan mocks his campaign methods and tocins style. The piece contrasts Brutus earlier politics with Bryan's approach, noting his calls to duty and support for Gov. Wilson. It laments Bryan’s hair and tocsin slips while predicting a cautious but evolving enthusiasm in Baltimore and beyond.

William Jennings Bryan Frutus Brutus Julius Caesar Pompey Bryan Len Baltimore Pryan Gov. Wilson

Hospitals to the Unserved: Counties Pilot Mobile Care

The article argues that in emergencies distant hospitals fail the sick, proposing bringing hospitals to people. Washington and Jefferson counties demonstrate the feasible option of mobile hospital services as a solution to inaccessible care.

Standard Hospital Washington Jefferson

From Recent Books Unknown Woman quote on women friendship

A brief excerpt from Anne Warwick's The Unknown Woman reflects on evolving friendship between women noting how delicate shadings determine closeness. The line, "It takes but very delicate shadings to mark evolution in the friendship of women," appears as a literary aside in a reading column.

Anne Warwick

Series of Games at McKee Continue

Ten games completed this week in volleyball and indoor baseball at McKee school with four teams: Kiburz, Maxwell, McClelland, and Warfel. Forty-eight boys compete, twelve per team, as Kiburz faces McClelland in volleyball and Warfel meets Maxwell in baseball tomorrow morning.

McKee Onward Kiburz Harold Maxwell Bob McClelland David Wartfel Kiburz McClelland Warfel Maxwell

Sembrich Sails for America for Sixty Concert Tour

Mme Marcella Sembrich left Paris for America today to give sixty concerts. Her fractured wrist, hurt while rescuing a dog from a trolley, is greatly improved.

Paris Mme Marcella Sembrich America

Poland China Hogs For Sale By J C Lamley

Male yearling and early spring pigs sows and offspring offered by J C Lamley. No kin to prior sales. Call for details at 3 miles east of town.

J.C. Lamley

Socialist Alderman Oliver J. Wilson Speaks in Central Park

Oliver C. Wilson, Muscatine’s well known socialist alderman, spoke from the band stand to a sizable crowd in Central Park. He argued labor conditions under modern machinery, discussed trusts as long term outcomes, and contrasted socialist aims with republican and democrat tariffs. He praised and criticized parties, urging broader reforms than the Bull Moose platform.

Oliver C. Wilson Muscatine Central Park Wilson United States Ile Bull Moose

Western political tour and party disputes across states

Governor Wilson begins a western tour as the Progressive wing of the Maine Republican Party claims credit for recent state election gains that put William T. Hainers in the governor's seat and vows support for the Roosevelt ticket. The piece notes Cleveland supporters cite a prior anti fencing public lands crusade, Cuban senate wage reforms, and upcoming national campaign events with Taft and McCombs in focus.

Republican Party Maine William T. Hainers Cleveland Col. Roosevelt Grover Cleveland

Synod of Iowa Releases Detailed Meeting Program

The United Presbyterian synod of Iowa announced it has issued the full program for the October 1–3 meeting at Second Church. It lists sessions led by ministers from Cedar Rapids, Newton, Winfield, Tarkio, Traer, Indianola, and other Iowa towns, plus speakers from Monmouth and Pittsburgh.

United Presbyterian Synod of Iowa EF. S. Little Tarkio D.L. McBride Winfield Iowa T. A. Aikin Clearfield Lenox of Board of Education R. D. Kyle Monmouth Frederick Elliott Indianola

Rally Day Rally Called for Baptist Bible School

A special meeting of all teachers and officers of the Baptist Bible School is set for this Wednesday evening at the church after prayer meeting to hear the committee report on Rally Day. Attendance is urged.

The Baptist Bible School

Money Back Catarrh Remedy

Dosing the stomach won t kill Catarrh germs. The quickest way is to breathe deep the vaporized air of Booths HYOMEL to destroy germs and heal inflamed membranes. A complete HYOMEL outfit costs $1.00 with extra bottles offered. Lemmon s Pharmacy refunds money if dissatisfied.

Lemmon

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