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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1911
Page
8
Ottawa Illinois priest Fr L Garrity recovered from years of dyspepsia after using Miller's Dyspepsia Tablets. He praises the tablets for restoring his stomach's function and offers that they gave immediate and lasting relief where other remedies failed. Available in 25c 50c and 1 box sizes with free samples from druggists.
Digestive notes compare soft boils and raws in stomach digestion. Soft boils digest faster than raws, with timemarks of one and three quarters hours for two rows and two and a quarter hours for others. Raws are bland and do not stimulate gastric juices.
Land sale set for Wednesday October 18 1911 at 1 30 pm five miles northwest of Brighton on the Rolland Gowey farm subject to District Court approval. Improvements include a story and a half house barn orchard and 206 acres of timber plus 40 acres of blue grass pasture with water. about 70 acres cultivated. Terms 10 percent down with balance March 1 1912. Warranty deed and abstract furnished. W H Lloyd referee.
Call up phone number 559 to place orders with Frank Rogers at Clive street and number for prompt service.
The piece weighs whether Sam Langford can defeat heavyweight champion Jack Johnson, arguing Johnson’s height reach and jab give him a clear edge. It notes Langford’s speed and power but cites Johnson’s superior reach, counterpunching, and past victories over Jeffries and Flynn as formidable barriers.
Johnny Evers seeks to become the best fielding third baseman the Chicago Cubs have had. Once a standout shortstop and later a second baseman, he now trains to surpass Harry Steinfeldt and match top NL infield mastery on the far corner.
Edmond J. Madison representing Kansas Seventh died recently. He voted on Sept 7 1910 for removing Secretary Ballinger and proposed a substitute resolution defending Pinechot and Glavis. Madison helped secure Ballinger removal votes and backed Democratic investigators. He served since 1906 as district judge before congress and was noted for parliamentary skill and legal acumen.
Berlin bank suspended business after heavy market break. Directors expect to pay depositors 760000 due them, citing tight money market. Report also notes Dr Angell at Ann Arbor in good health after returning from Europe.
Partial OCR shows matchups at Pittsburg and Cincinnati with lineups including Alexander Cotter Gardner Hendrix Simon and Kling Gasper McLean. Other teams Boston Weaver Ryler and Kling appear in fragmented lines.
Donavan and Stanage along with Hughes and Kenny lead changes in a rain disrupted card with New York hosting St. Louis and Boston facing Chicago. Philadelphia set to meet Cleveland amid wet conditions delaying events.
Baseball game notes from Columbus Louisville and Toledo Indianapolis matchups with scores 13 to 6 in Kansas City Milwaukee and 3 to 4 in Toledo. The Toledo Indianapolis game ended in the tenth inning due to darkness.
In Lafayette Indiana on September 260 fire crews and neighbors entered the burning Foresman residence to save George M. Foresman who was later found to have left for Chicago on a business trip.
France selects a dull light greyish grey fabric intended to blend with field and road. Distinctions come from braids chevrons and epaulets with dull gold buttons and cloth caps replacing metal helmets. Swords will be wrapped to avoid glint, and two battalions will debut on July 14 during grand maneuvers.
The first international congress of farm women in the United States opens in Colorado Springs on October 17. Experts and speakers from national agricultural bodies will discuss food value, family health, time and labor efficiency, rural education, clubs and churches, infant care, and farm economics. Demonstrations will cover fly menace and farm life improvements.
The first women aviation club worldwide is being formed in Boston focusing on wives widows and close relatives of aviators with flights in greater Boston. Mrs Harry N Atwood is named for the presidency.
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