Peruna Endorsements and Illinois Trustee Candidate Grout
A Muscatine reader credits Peruna with curing illness and blessing her with a child, praising the remedy and offering a personal testimonial. Albert P. Grout, born 1848 in Vermont, a Winchester resident, seeks University of Illinois trustee, with prior service on its board of trustees and a career in teaching and state legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert P. Grout
Winchester
University of Illinois
Vermont
People's Academy
Morrisville
Dartmouth College
Illinois
Nebraska
Grout
The
Tariff Debate and Farm Impact in Four Months of 1914
The piece analyzes how Democratic tariff policy affects American farmers and imports. It cites Commerce Department stats on imports of bacon, cattle, potatoes, butter, and eggs for four months ending January 31, 1914, comparing with the prior year and noting labor-cost competition and war-related shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
The
Wilson
Omaha Bee
Roosevelt says Maine election fulfills Progressive aims
The Philadelphia Inquirer quotes Colonel Roosevelt claiming the Maine result fully met Progressive goals by defeating Republicans. He criticizes the push as focusing on party defeat rather than public welfare, noting no concern for candidate character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Maine
Philadelphia Inquirer
Progressives Rally in Illinois Amid Bipartisan Pressure
The piece notes Progressives as the real bipartisan force in Illinois, with Senator Owen of Oklahoma and James Manahan of Minnesota visiting to back the Progressive candidate. Owen condemns Sullivan while Manahan attacks Sherman, and the Progressives offer harsh assessments of both Sherman and Sullivan. A strong Republican organization is favored to elect Sherman in November.
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Ilinois
Owen
Oklahoma
James Manahan
Minesota
Sullivan
Manahan
Sherman
Republican success means work for the Jobless
The article argues that Republican gains turn focus to aid for unemployed workers ahead of next steps. It discusses policy shifts and potential programs aimed at creating jobs and boosting the economy, signaling a broader approach to labor issues under the new political momentum.
Censor Rules out War Fantasies and Fabulae
The article argues censorship should prune sensational war myths such as 14 inch mobile siege guns and 18 inch shells. It debunks shrapnel omnipotence, explains actual shell dispersion, and notes the improbability of universal battlefield annihilation. It ends with a humorous auto poem about a failing car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Scientific American
Daily Press
Numbser
Krupp
Runaway spooks horse injuring John Carpenter in Hutsonville
John Carpenter suffered serious injuries yesterday when his horse bolted fleeing an automobile. Nearby residents reported the incident in Hutsonville with local updates. George Payton plans to move with his wife to Devall Bluff Arkansas next month. Henry Barbee left for Alberta Canada to spend the winter. Bert Winters of Minden Nebraska visits Hutsonville and West York with relatives. Mrs Angeline McCoy wife of Wm C McCoy died from a stroke suffered Sunday night. Dr G F Smith has sold his Hutsonville practice to Dr Dunn.
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John Carpenter
George Payton
Devall Bluff
Ark
Henry Barbee
Alberta
Canada
Bert Winters
Minden
Neb
West York
C. W. McCarty
Denver
Colo
John Collistower
Angeline,McCoy
Wm. Co
The Youth's Companion Promises Athletic Guidance and Free Trials
The Youth's Companion highlights sports training for boys and girls, with articles on pitching, racing, swimming strokes, and more. It offers free current issues and a forecast for 1915, plus a 1916 calendar and access to all remaining 1914 issues with a $2 subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Companion
Berkeley Street
Boston
Mass
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder issues in men women and children. One bottle costs $1 and a two month treatment is said to often complete a cure. Testimonials from other states are promised and Dr E W Hall at 2926 Olive St Saint Louis MO is listed as the contact and druggists carry the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
E. W. Hall
Olive St
Saint Louis, Mo
Popular Voting Contest at West Union General Store
J F Kaufman of West Union Illinois runs a popular voting contest from June 2 until November 2 1914 at 6 00 pm. Participants can buy 500 due bills to get 1000 votes per dollar and redeem them after the contest ends. Prizes include a Treadway piano a ladies gold watch silver sets umbrella and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Kaufman
West Union, Ill
Standing of Candidates Cash Prizes on October 12
A local notice promotes a rewards plan for purchases and produce handouts. It mentions 1000 votes and a $5 due bill scheme tied to cash payments, store goods, and accounts, urging readers to help friends win prizes by shopping, paying their account, and bringing produce to the store.
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Peruna
James F. Summitt
East Eighth St
Muscatine
Iowa
J. E. Millhouse
D. A. Macklin
State Auctioneers’ Association
Martinsville, Ils
W. G. Buckler
DR. Black’s Office
Marshall, Ill
S. Keithley Electrician
Casey
Maritinaville
the Planet Building
Parker
Drucrista
Herald Office
Keeldy Institute
Dwight
W. T. Hutchens
Nicholson
Beabels
Tates
John
C. Athey
Melrose
Single Highway Commissioner
Black & Hutchinson's
the Herald
Cuerrenna Marvin
Mabel Poorman
Ida McCrory
Wee Wear
Bernice Prevo Saee
Gertrude Milam
Ida Craig We
Rilla Mooneyham
Jennie Routh
Weeee
Lara Vargas
Ee Ereee
Lena Chenoweth
Thelma McKinney
Nannie Milam
Dema Mundy
Mary Wernz
Leslie’ Livvix
Lindley
Ellen ‘Handy
Nellie Gideon
Mary Switzer
Fisie
Lindley Ee
Ethel Harrison
Goldie Eaton
Places
Lillie Ingram
Atreee
Cecil” Miller
Burnside
Estes Vveee
Leona Ferris Peewee Es
Mildred -Mount
Altha _ Cellars
Jessie Cooper
West Union
Louise Thompson
Laura Draper Ada Ede
Luelle -Anderson
Bessie‘ ‘Ingram
Baith ‘ Bush
Prevo Seer
Corina Manhart
Doroe
Eunice ‘Dart
Olive Fowler
Ja Ean
Tevensee
Fairy ‘Mattis i
Mrs
Lot Reese Seeu
Lessie
Brown
Sarah Nichols
West ”Union
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