Peruna Restores Health and Strength
Tre Rich endorses Peruna with claims of restoring health and strength. Advert reads that work will resume in a short time.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1906
Page
2
Tre Rich endorses Peruna with claims of restoring health and strength. Advert reads that work will resume in a short time.
A brief note mentions a business discussion at Mercial Club Rooms focusing on sound financial practices. The fragment hints at a meeting setting and aims to project prudent, steady commerce. No further details are provided.
Prof. Henry Watson Cornell spoke at the Commercial club on business methods of the mail order era and how small cities can compete with big houses, outlining six questions and a weekly lecture series to be held in Muscatine next week. The same meeting discussed securing the Slayton Jubilee Singers for fall, a potential home talent play, and plans to invite speakers like Rev. Gunsaulus while noting union finances and a recent hospital bed endowment.
Col Roach's team trails by 19 points after the first day as Sterneman's squad dominates with steady play. George Reeder carded 40 to top the day, while Will Jayne and C O McBride followed with 44s. Roach's Julius Schmidt gathered 5 points for his side. four Roach players struggled. About thirty players participated as Muscatine hosts one of the state's largest handicap fields.
Victor Patneaude notes that his wife and he regard Peruna as a household remedy. He observes catarrh shifts with seasons, with systemic catarrh common in warm weather and often following winter illnesses.
A Mrs. Maggie Durbin of Little Rock reports five years of chronic bowels trouble and says after two bottles of Peruna she improved and was cured. D A Gebhardt of Brooklyn mentions relief from nerves after six bottles, noting ongoing health.
Special school board meeting at the high school approved new primary textbooks from Ginn replacing Pollard titles. Miss Brigham resigns. two new teachers, Miss Bessie Miller and Miss Laura Withington, are appointed to music and English positions.
A heavy storm yesterday tore the Charles Giesenhaus barn from its foundation on the river road, moving it about three feet. The wall caved in on three sides, one wall out of line, and ten tons of hay inside were undamaged. Nearby men left town to reset the structure.
Mrs Sarah Berks took Electric Bitters for a headache and is able to attend her social engagements. The remedy was purchased for 50 cents at Hav ercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
Advert says Foley's Honey and Tar stops difficult breathing instantly and heals inflamed air passages with immediate relief. The genuine product comes in a yellow package and is sold at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
Local socialist party plans a county convention at Leverich's hall with the date to be decided at the next meeting on Friday August 24th. The event aims to organize activities for the coming campaign.
The Fraternal Aid association set final plans for memorial services at their hall on Sunday afternoon August 19 at 2 30 o clock. Members and friends are invited. The program includes music by the Presbyterian Quartette a memorial address by Rev J N Elliott a chaplain’s prayer further music and an address by W D Bowlby followed by benediction.
Amos Haines and his horse and wagon plunged into a deep dump ditch near the old Davis Cooper shop on Third Street last night around six. The wagon crushed the horse, the crowd rescued the animal with little injury, and Haines escaped without harm. Haines, formerly of the city, recently lived in Wilton and returned Thursday with vegetables then worked odd jobs locally.
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