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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1911

Page

4

Rainy Month Boosts Fall Plowing Efforts

Heavy rains across September bring relief to farmers with soil conditions improving after a third downpour this month. The latest 1.40 inches, following 1.14 on Sept 6 and 1.22 on Sept 13, cool temperatures accompany the wet spell as records kept by W A Cook show.

W. A. Cook

Common Colds Must Be Taken Seriously

Promote Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a prompt effective remedy for coughs colds croup whooping cough bronchitis and throat chest and lung ailments. For sale by all druggists.

Foley J. A. Maple S. 7Th St. Steubenville, O Expressman

Rainy Tabernacle Rally Draws Hundreds for Toy Sermons

Overnight crowds braved mud and torrents to the Washington tabernacle as Dr. Toy and Dickson led sermons on sowing and reaping and Jesus only. The men's mass meeting drew about five hundred attendees amid leaks, while Toy warned against deception, gambling, profanity, and social sins, urging pure manhood and salvation now.

Toy

Eternal Jesus Message Echoes Through Believers

A devotional fragment expresses unwavering faith that salvation rests with Jesus for eternity and faith in heaven as the final, attractive home for loved ones.

Jesus Heaven

Tabernacle notes and services with plans for old peoples day

Rain halted today's automobile trip to Wellman Kalona and Richmond. next visits depend on better roads. Two sermons by Dr Toy drew good crowds. ministers Dickson Sawhill Fisher Comin Greer Smith and Coon joined in a chorus. Tomorrow 2 30 pm service. Wednesday old peoples service plans include carnations for attendees and a reserved front row.

Wellman Kalona Richmond Tabernacle Toy Lésaod Dickson Sawhill Fisher Comin Greer Smith and Coon The

Handsome new silverware at Bradley Jewelry Store

Handsome new pieces direct from America's greatest silversmiths offer guaranteed plating and exclusive designs. Bradley Jewelry Store, first door north Star theatre, 8912.

America Bradley Jewelry Store North Star Theatre

How to Cook Cabbage For Best Flavor

A detailed old recipe describes preparing cabbage by trimming outer leaves and heart, parboiling in salted water, rinsing thoroughly under cold water, then cooking with milk for about forty five minutes. It finishes with a butter flour paste to make a white sauce. A very young garden cabbage needs less care.

No-musical man finds wealth writing popular songs

A saying warns that wealth can come from popular songwriting even without musical soul. The quote highlights the idea that craft and market appeal can trump innate artistry.

Teachers Meet at Rural Washington County High School

A Saturday conference of 118 country school teachers in Washington County discussed rural schooling concerns under County Superintendent Minnie Conner. Attendance exceeded eighty, with active participation focused on reading instruction and other rural district challenges.

Washington County Minnie Conner

Open forum style meetings at school spark free discussion

Unlike previous years no prepared papers were read as topics were opened for free discussion. Several more such meetings will be held during the school year.

Ant and Bee Compare Work Ethic for Practical Banking

The Baltimore Evening Sun contrasts the ant and bee to advise humans on method and practical banking. It notes the ant as a parasite and the bee toils for honey only to be robbed in winter, urging learning from both for financial prudence.

Baltimore Evening Sun

Error Always a Harm in Philosophy of Truth

A concise reflection on the harms of error and the value of recognizing falsehoods as truth. The excerpt argues that freeing a mind from error aids growth, while clinging to false beliefs harms over time.

Schopenhauer

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Washington F.N. Matthews & Co. of Chicago Hughes & UO Cal Stewart Bob Granger LN Politics Dr. Toy Washington Church Hell God Des Moines Christ Moses Hies Bartimeus Zaccheus Mr. Dickson Ira D. Sankey Covenanter Church G. S. Eckerman Methodist J. A. McCall Lemmon Atchison & Finney the Teachers of the SWIFT Atlanta
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