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Newspaper
Iowa Citizen
Location
Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1905
Page
7
The text asserts the stomach as the body's vital strength source, linking digestion to overall health and noting how weak digestion spreads to organs like the heart and liver. It recounts a patient’s relief from dyspepsia after using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and urges readers to trust his remedies and medical books.
University and city medical leaders outline plans for a new east side wing to the university hospital. They expect state legislators to fund the project at the coming session. The wing would expand the hospital’s accommodations and house the most complete equipment of any building west of Chicago.
Prices of poultry in the market show a clear tendency to drop after a light Christmas trade. New Year demand has usually held values up, but a heavy supply has appeared and further price reductions are anticipated.
Professor W. R. Patterson who led statistical and commercial work at the state university for a year and a half has been hired by the Reform Movement Commission in New York City to manage statistical investigations. He will supply Mayor MrClellen with data on municipal problems and likely depart February 1. No successor is yet chosen by the board of regents.
The West Side home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Mathes hosted a Christmas reunion with over thirty relatives plus spouses. Other readers include John Harnet at Riverside, Dr. W. L. Bierring with Davenport family, Eliza Huffman visiting from Bondurant, Maude Baxter in Cedar Rapids, and the Jensen infant funeral in West Branch.
Ambitious youths can gain early advantage by learning shorthand and typewriting. A few months of study under Miss Ivish's University Business College prepares students for stenographic work through dictation from real tasks.
Prominent university and public school educators will appear in many capacities at the State Teachers Association convention in Des Moines this week. Faculty members such as Professor F. E. Bolton and Professor Isaac A. Loos will serve on committees. Superintendent Stevenson will join the president's address committee. and Miss Elizabeth Bain will lead a round table on pupil advancement to high school. Other discussions will cover manual training, high school staffing, and the future of the college in the Middle West, with many university and district leaders listed among participants.
Louis C. Ball of Fairfield visits his brother Mayor Ball at the city home. Miss Webber from the city library is due back Wednesday to resume her work after Christmas vacation. Fred A. Hobenschule of Clinton and Mrs Polders with daughter Minnie spent Christmas at Mrs Teressa Tohenechuh’s home in this city.
The label shows Scott's Emulsion as a symbol of strength and purity sold worldwide. It touts cod liver oil as nourishing and life giving, noting its pale aid for weak children and delicate people and the improvement of wasting strength through a taste improved preparation.
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