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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1908
Page
7
A vintage advertisement promotes Diapepsin to cure indigestion by taking one 22 grain triangule after meals. It claims complete digestion, no fermentation, and relief from symptoms like belching and heartburn, promising a healthy stomach and freedom to eat anything.
Local residents and visitors are listed in this Muscatine items page with travel to Atalissa Letts Moscow Davenport Wilton and West Liberty noted. Names include Dr Clapp Lee Moore Mrs Shellabarger Mrs Snider Ralph Cole Grant Dalton and others with various errands visits and business.
Miss Lilah Walker of Kansas City Mo niece of Mrs A Selman of Monroe Street died suddenly yesterday. She was born Feb 3 1891 in Muscatine and educated at Jefferson school. She moved with her parents to Kansas City four years ago. Mrs Selman and her daughter Anna left for Kansas City. The town notes include sewing and aid society meetings and local visits.
Hugo Pfitzenmeyer informs that all interest in P. & & 19¢ Store at 109 and 111 East Second Street Muscatine Iowa was sold to William C Thede who took possession on March 2 1908.
S N Grosjean of near Ardon was in the city calling on friends and handling business today.
A discussion on female hysteria and irritability argues women are driven to distraction by a feminine derangement. It advocates a direct organ-focused remedy to restore normal feminine health and dispel hysterical and nervous symptoms.
A Parsons Kansas woman testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved severe feminine ailments after two years of suffering. The ad notes the product's 30 year history as a standard female remedy addressing displacements inflammation and other gynecological issues and invites readers to write for advice in Lynn Massachusetts.
The Populist convention nominated Thomas E. Watson of Georgia for president and Samuel Williams of Indiana for vice president. Nebraska and Minnesota delegations walked out after pro Bryan factions clashed, while James H. Ferris was re elected national chairman and Jay W. Forrest vice chairman.
Martin Koeppen 504 Whicher street dies from brain hemorrhage after a paralytic stroke. A Lee city resident 16 years, he was 1st SLYICKEN SIX WE KS ALO era. Survived by widow five children including Henry and two daughters, funeral Tuesday with services at church led by Rev. George Meier.
Harriet McCormack of Laurel Hill Armaugh Ireland born April 12 1836 died March 30 1908 at daughter E Farres home aged 71 years 11 months 18 days She was the youngest child of Isaac and Mrs McCormack natives of Scotland who preceded her to the spirit world She moved to Toronto as a young girl and married Matthias Markle on February 9 1859 the youngest son of Adam and Anna Markle.
Mrs. J. G. Gunzenhauser left for Tipton to attend the funeral of her cousin Thomas Fitzpatrick born in Cedar county about 62 years ago and who lived there all his life He is survived by his wife and four children Funeral services were held this afternoon.
A Norfolk style obituary recounts a long life of marriage, children, and community service. It details a migration from Ohio to Iowa, farm life in Muscatine and Cedar counties, church faith, and a devoted family. Funeral details note services in West Liberty and interment there. John H. Ady, born 1836 in Ohio, died March 25 in Prescott, Iowa, after a brief illness.
Miller, pastor of the Methodist church in Stuart, was remembered Saturday morning March 28. At the close of the service, the Masonic lodge brothers, of which the deceased was a member, conducted the last rites at his grave.
The text promotes Orrine as a guaranteed cure for the drink habit with a money back offer and discreet mailing. It claims nervous system disease from drinking and urges readers to write for a free book and order at $1 per box through A. W. Morgan, Washington D. C. Rosaline is mentioned in a cake context.
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