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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1909

Page

2

Dr Cathell Praises Lincoln in Final Lecture

Rev J Ev eriss Cathell of Des Moines delivered a powerful Sunday lecture on Abraham Lincoln life from birth in Kentucky to Civil War leadership. The talk highlighted Lincoln's humble origins, legal career, stance on slavery, and decisive actions that guided the Union through crisis.

Lincoln J. Everiss Cathell Des Moines Cathell Abraham Lincoln Darwin Mendelssohn Chopin Wendgall Holmes Kentucky Abe

Gardiner Woman Credits Lydia Pinkham Remedy After Cure

Gardiner Maine resident Mrs S A Williams reports suffering organic troubles and severe female weakness. She avoided hospital surgery and used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash, claiming cure after three months. She urges other women to try the remedy before surgical options.

Gardiner Maine Lydia E. Pinkham A. Williams United States Lydia E. Finkham

Elm Grove Social Notes and Local Appointments

Miss Amy Rowland, former resident, visited Elm Grove before moving to Cedar Falls. Mesdames Duncan and Simmons spent Friday with Mrs. Schultz. Clint Richie traded his farm for the Gladwin Mercantile store and will take possession soon. Numerous visits and calls documented among local residents and families including Stingley, Hetfield, Reynolds, and Simmons amid care duties for a sick child with whooping cough and pneumonia.

Elm Grove Amy Rowland Cedar Falls R. H. Duncan F. Simmons Charles Schultz Clint Richie Gladwin Mercantile Lulu Connor Pearl Stingley Nichols Morning Sun Jim Reynolds Bessie Simmons Bettie Hetfield John Emmons Sam Miller Cline Friend Ed. Davis Columbus Junction Harry Simmons Beardstown Ill Ed. Rahouser Dave Weaver Will Dennis Gladwin

Pleasant Prairie News Briefs Highlight Local Socials

Pleasant Prairie IA August 2. Local youths attended a platform dance in Blue Grass. John Smith shipped hogs from Blue Grass. Mrs Annie Jenkins hosted friends. Mr and Mrs John Henke and son dined at Grandpa Hink ey's. Frances Missell returned to Pine Creek. Johnny Metz called at home. Residents attended a chautauqua to hear William Jennings Bryan. George Eis and Frank Plett also attended the Muscatine event.

Pleasant Prairie Blue Grass John Smith Annie Jenkins John Henke Grandpa Hinkey William Jennings Bryan George Eis Frank Plett Muscatine

Kryl Band and Soloists Shine at Chautauqua Concerts

The Kryl Band directed by Prof Bohumir Kryl with forty two musicians and seven operatic soloists captivated audiences on Saturday and Sunday. Red Cloud the famed tubaist, Jaroslav Chimera the trombone soloist, and a sextet from Lucia impressed after intermission. The program opened with Tschaikowsky’s Festival Overture and closed with scenes from the Bartered Bride. Almost four thousand attended the Saturday evening concert, with a lineup including Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody No.2 and performances by Kryl, Chimera, and the operatic ensemble.

Kryl Band Bohumir Kry America Kryl Levy Red Cloud Jaraslav Chimera Kry Carneval Tschaikowsky Russia Napoleon 1 Moscow Paderewski Smetana Helen Norris Marie Mme Clara Hunt Agnes Miss McDonald Esmeralda Rena M. Case Kathinka Rudolph Vondra Hans Mr. Morgan Kruschina Mr. Manchester Kecal Mr. Vondra Meyerbeer Bohmuir Kryl Adolph Bartky Dixie Swanee River Arkansas Traveler

Third Accident of Chautauqua Week

Dr. H. M. Dean and his five year old grandson Harry Dean Jr were thrown from a buggy on Lucas street after a street car struck them during Chautauqua week injuring none seriously. The buggy was badly damaged and the pair escaped major harm with minor bruises. Dr. Dean said he was turning around to visit a patient when the collision occurred.

Chautauqua Lucas Street H. M. Dean Dean

Yellow Cornflakes Made From Yellow Corn Only

A claimed cereal product uses yellow corn as its sole ingredient. The copy urges immediate taste-based distinction, touting superiority and a unique quality compared with other cereals.

Funeral Held for George Baxter in West Liberty

The funeral for George Baxter was held Sunday at 2:30 from his East Third Street home attended by G A R members. Rev P H Green delivered the sermon and a grave prayer as floral tributes, flags, and hymns marked the service. Interment followed at West Oak Ridge Cemetery with pallbearers listed and many distant attendees noted.

Root Juice Promises Health Boon Across the Nation

Puzzled readers hear of Root Juice a new remedy said to soothe heal and tone the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. Testimonials claim cures for rheumatism catarrh indigestion and female weakness with Morgan s drug store suggested as a place to learn more.

Morgan's

Social Roundup of Local Residents and Visitors

Miss Bessie Furniss left on the noon train Saturday for Des Moines. Miss Leila Kemmerer of Davenport visited her friend Miss Persis Sheldon. Miss Blanche McElrath of Cedar Rapids visits aunt Mrs Hattie McKinstry and is en route from New Mexico. Mrs Emer Stokes and son travel to Burlington for a few days with Mr and Mrs Eades. A reunion of J D Potter’s family was held on Fourth Street with relatives from Council Bluffs Muscatine and West Liberty. Miss Helen Fisher travels to West Branch to visit her aunt Mrs Leech. William Warren, a business visitor from Iowa City, and Mrs Heppenstall visited West Branch. Persis Sheldon returns from Iowa City after summer school and plans to enter S U S in fall. Mrs John Homer of Downey departs after visiting daughter Mrs Frank Moylan. Towney Nichols and son visit town. they later meet Mrs Nichols and return home by auto. Warren Weber of Washington stays with his mother on West Seventh Street. J Trimble, north of town, visits Cedar Rapids for weekend with relatives.

West Liberty George Baxter East Third Street G. A. R. Post P. H. Green The Christian Church Shelby Norman W. R.C Muscatine Wilma Whitacre W. D. Ady van Mills J. D. Potter Cope Rabe George Scott James Park West Oakridge Cemetery J. S. Kelley Wapello Flora Preston Omaha Neb C. C. Brugman and Son Rock Rapids Chester Baxter Reno Okla William Warren North Calhoun Street James Hayes Atalissa A. T. Flaharty Rock Island Ill Margaret Sullivan Jessie and Blanche Lindsley West Union Bessie Furniss Des Moines Leila Kemmerer Davenport Persis Sheldon Blanche McElrath Cedar Rapids Hattie McKinstry Miss McElrath New Mexico Emer Stokes and Son Burlington Eades Fourth Street L. L. Poston Council Bluffs Co. S$. Martin Anna Peters Masters Elmer, Robert and Gordon Poston James Martin George Richard Peters Helen Fisher West Branch Leech Iowa City Heppenstall Aaron Smith

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