Heat Affects Elderly In Hot Weather And Constipation
Advice warns that the elderly face greater danger from heat with a weakened system and urges light meals, shaded exercise, and avoidance of alcohol and iced foods. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative with tonic benefits, urging avoidance of harsh laxatives, and notes testimonials and offer of free samples by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Nicholas
Emerson St
Berkeley
Cal
Ida C. Milchsack
N. Law St
Allentown
Washington St
Monticello, Il
Sioux Indians bring wonder and tension to 101 Ranch show
The Sioux and other tribes join the 101 Ranch Wild West exhibit in Mascatine next Friday August 22. Tensions arise from weather beliefs and Navajo rain lore as the congress of Indians performs, camps in tepees, and demonstrates riding and shooting skills amid ceremonial sun worship and dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mascatine
Congress of Indians
Sioux India Congress
Hot Springs
Ark
Pine Ridge Agency
Iron Tall
Joseph C. Miller
101 Ranch
Indian Congress
Princess Wenona
Edith Tantiinger
Largo
South End Pupil Recital at Appel Home Today
Miss Ida Appel hosts twenty one young pupils in an informal recital at 515 Grandview Avenue. The program lists many pieces by Benninger, Ketchum, Spindler, Hoffman, Mendelssohn, Rubenstein, and others, featuring both younger and older students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida BE. Appel
Grandview Avenue
Miss Appel
Misa Appel
Nichols
Swallow
Hoffman Mise Genes Brenner
Ludovic
Rosie Isaacson
Meadow
Lange
Mildred Benninger
Knoth
Ineste Pauhecenails
Cochran
Constance Brown
Gertz Miga Zella Coon
the Violet
Aleta Hathaway
Melody
Rubenstein
Ireng Ketchum
Pmarch
Fearls
Misa
Violet Luckhardt
Americh
Goldie Hathaway
Lincoln
Grace Ketchum
Robin Waltz
Ieerae Hoffman
Gracy Schoultz
Peacock
Egies
Dorothy Moran
Merry Birds
Wea Waloz
Berth Schoultz
Sandvoc
Vera Sutton
Anna March
Wee Eee
Fearis
Franceg Schreurs
Thuan
Greta Fengler
Alleck
Alice Appel
Freda Sabbath
Hoffman
Blanche Pitchforth
Eseee Mendlesson
Pearl ‘Appel
Langa
Leloth Fengler
Local Residents Headed to West Liberty Fair
Mrs C W Frick and Mr Frick left for West Liberty to attend the fair. Edward Elfers attends the West Liberty fair while George Gebhardt plans to join him there. John Monk will move to southern Michigan with his family this week after buying twenty acres for farming. Steahr and family relocated from Bismarck Street to Evans Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Frick
Grandview Avenue
West Liberty
Mr. Frick
Joe Beach
Bettendorf
G. McCormick
Demorest Avenue
Osborn
Edward Elfers
George Gebhardt
Gilbert Street
John ‘Monk
Evans Street
Michigan
Steahr
Bismark Street
New Buttermilk Paste for Skin Beauty Promises Ease
An ad from The Woman Beautiful touts a presolated buttermilk paste as a superior facial treatment. It claims economical use, deep cleansing without clogging pores, and suitability for face neck arms hands to make skin fair smooth and soft.
Officials Pleased With Entertainment During Overnight Ride
Muscatine city officials and ward aldermen enjoyed a long country excursion from Wilton to Muscatine in the early hours. They visited the cottage of Alderman Hotz near the Iowa River, resisted higher education stops, and endured wet grounds that halted planned games. A noon feast followed by toasts marked the day, with Iowa City officials aiding the entertainment. The return trip featured a roadside picnic hack ride due to rail connection issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Athens
Towa
Hugher
Iowa River
Alderman Hotz
Iowa City
Wilton
Two Forgers Held Under Heavy Bonds
A. B. Kissinger and H. Burton, accused of swindling a Muscatine girl with a bogus check, remain in Burlington custody after apprehension Saturday. They appeared before Judge J. K. Garrett and were each bonded at 1000 dollars. A preliminary hearing was set for August 27 to allow defense and family consultation. An attorney for the defendants vows to strive for liberty, while Burlington police push to secure evidence for conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Kissinger
H. @. Burton
Burlington
J. K. Garrett
Poth
Apples Being Shipped From City At Present
Apples are now shipped from Muscatine by carload as farmers take fruit to local commission houses. Wagons line the curb early with extra help in demand to handle the large inbound and outbound shipments. Watermelons from Muscatine Island arrive as well, with countless tons of fruit expected daily for the next weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Trust
East Hill Housing Boom Expands in Muscatine
East Hill gains as several new homes on Park Avenue and side streets are finished. The area boasts the finest homes on East Hill with ongoing construction and plans for future paving. Complaints arise in Fair Oaks over street blocking while East Hill grading completes and paving may begin next year. Local residents travel to Rock Island for a sick relative as Miss Berdie Croft departs Norfolk for Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
East Hil
Fair Oaks
Park Avenue
East Hill
Berdie Croft
Norfolk
J. Eaton
East Fifth Street
Washington, Va
A. G. Tyler
G. DeWitt
Sherman Street
Rock Island
A. M. Rood
C. D. Terrell and Sons
Treasury to require prime contractors pay sub-contractors
Washington Aug 49 The treasury department announced it would insist that contractors on public buildings ensure sub-contractors are paid as work progresses. Past delays in funding stalled projects. the policy will be tested on the $400,000 federal building in New Haven Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Treasury Department Today
Federal
New Haven
Conn
Chrysanthemum Named for Mrs Wilson at Capitol Show
Washington August 19 Officials of the agriculture department unveil a new chrysanthemum named in honor of Mrs Wilson the president's wife. The bloom is described as a magnificent specimen and among other striking flowers entered for the department's autumn flower show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Daughters of President Wilson Known for Flowers
Margaret Jessie and Eleanor, three daughters of President and Mrs. Wilson, are described as great lovers of flowers with the president and his family sharing affection for blooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Jessie
Eleanor
Wilson
Farther Lights society hosts August session
The Farther Lights society of the First Baptist church met at Mrs. Cora Hudler’s East Seventh Street home Monday evening. Miss Adda Washburne led a study on Mormonism with articles on Sacred Books of the Mormons. Miss Mae Kent read The Story of the Third Wife, and Miss Mildred Stirlen discussed Why Women Should Enter Into Polygamy. Refreshments were served. Edith Raffie announced September’s session at her Sycamore Street home on Monday the fifteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farther Lights
Cora Hudler
Farther Ights Society
The
First Baptist Church
East Seventh Street
Adda Washburne
Miss Washburne
Mildred Stirlen
Hudler
Lilian Rell
Mae Kent
Suele Lawrence
Edith Raffie
Sycamore Street
Nuptials of West Liberty Youths Performed
The parsonage of the German Methodist Episcopal church hosted the Monday evening wedding of Misa Adam Utley and Carl Segerholm. Utley, daughter of Mr and Mrs C B Utley of West Liberty, married Segerholm, son of Mr and Mrs A G Segerholm of West Liberty. Rev L E Kettelkamp officiated with relatives present. The couple departed afterward for a farm near West Liberty to begin their life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
German Methodist Episcopal Church
Misa Adam. Utley
C. B. Utley
Carl ©. Segerholm
A. G. Segerholm
L. E. Kettlekamp
Miss Helen Wahl Heads Queen Esther Circle
At the annual business session of the Queen Esther circle of the First Methodist Episcopal Church held at Weed Park clubhouse Monday evening, Miss Helen Wahl was chosen to head the organization for the ensuing year. The election followed a plenic cupper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Ware
Queen Esther Circle
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Weed Park
Helen Wahl
Officers Named For Ensuing Year And Ice Cream Social
The article lists officers for the coming year including Vice President Miss Edith Cates Secretary Miss Jessie Lewis Treasurer Miss Mary Berry and Mite Box Secretary Garnes. The Wiling Workers of the German Methodist Episcopal church plan an ice cream social in the yard of the hose house on Bleeker Street in South Muscatine Thursday evening, expecting large attendance if weather is pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith. Cates
Jessie Lewis
Mary Berry
Sadie
Garnes
German Methodist Episcopal Church
Hose House
Bleeker Street
South Muscatine
Identity of postoffice officials erased by Burlesons order
Washington August 19 individual identities of postoffice department officials were wiped out today and official titles will identify heads of divisions. Postmaster General Burleson ordered subordinates to be addressed by titles only not as Mr. Brown or Mr. Jones. The rule covers routine memoranda as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burleson
Washington, D.C
Postoffice Department
Mr. Brown
Mr. Jones
Brown
Jones
Local visits and travel notes from Peoria area residents
Dr. F L Mable of Peoria spent Monday in the city before returning home. Mrs Hugh Cooner and son Merrill of Lone Tree visited relatives in the countryside for a few days. Mr and Mrs Julius Kettlekamp and son Edwin of Nokomis stay with Rev L E Kettlekamp on Cedar street. Rev Otto Buess and family of Wrayville, after a vacation in Bland Mo and elsewhere, continue homeward. I A Allman of East Fifth street leaves for eastern Ohio on a business trip and to attend the Cope family reunion in Virginia Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Mable
Peoria, Ill
Hugh Cooner
Merrill
Lone Tree
Julius Kettlekamp
Edwin
Nokomis
L. E. Kettlekamp
Cedar Street
Otto Buess
Wrayville, Ill
Bland
Allman
East Fifth Street
Ohio
Cope
Virginia
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