Physician Seeks Review of Vision Related Cases
And wishes to examine every case of Poor Sight Blurred Vision Smarting and Burning Eyes Defective and Cross Eyes Headache and Nervous Troubles.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1908
Page
2
And wishes to examine every case of Poor Sight Blurred Vision Smarting and Burning Eyes Defective and Cross Eyes Headache and Nervous Troubles.
Doctor Coffman promises permanent relief to 95 percent of headache cases and invites consultation at the Grand Hotel on August 20 and 21. He notes neglect and delay cause eye trouble and blindness and urges timely care.
Ed Strawbridge powered a two-run homer in the fifth as Maquoketa defeated Muscatine 2 to 0 at Maquoketa Ia Aug 20. Largen pitched well for Muscatine but Kohle saved the win with a ninth inning effort. Detweiler and Chayka contributed defensive gems in a pitchers battle before about five hundred spectators.
North Prairie social notes include Eugene Maylone and James Essex families at Liberty Fair on Tuesday. Visitors from Rogers, Ohio include Isaac Ward and A C Armstrong party visiting relatives in West Branch. A Friday church talk by Rev Jordan on mines followed by an ice cream supper. A new barn 36 by 40 rising on Parks farm at Mir gel Cooper’s. Chamberlains host children from Waterloo and St Louis area. Legler and Will ship hogs from Summer Tuesday.
A man in Plunk Missouri was saved from a dangerous blood poisoning by Bucklen's Amica Salve applied to a grievous wound. The claim credits G W Cloyd for the timely treatment and notes the product availability at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic and nervine for women with uterine disease symptoms. It claims it strengthens the system, calms nervous fatigue, and aids sleep, with Pleasant Pellets for digestion. The tone targets overworked women and various female professions.
Dr. T. F. Beveridge was elected president of the Hershey Memorial Hospital board of directors at a meeting held at Jayne & Hoffman on Iowa Avenue last evening. A new board of trustees was elected along with officers, with reports noting the hospital's good condition.
A health notice claims most victims are constipated and promotes Foley's Orino Laxative as a cure for chronic constipation. It says the laxative stimulates the liver and bowels, restores natural bowels action, and is mild and pleasant to take, advising to refuse substitutes.
A group of Rock Island youths paused in the city during a Mississippi river voyage aboard the flat boat Red Ball. Participants include William Gest Jr Ben Gest and Forrest Don. The party plans to ride south to Burlington and camp along the shore each night.
The Van Nostrand Saddlery Company employee showcased fishing prowess by returning with more than 600 pounds of fish after a day at the Pipes. Twenty seven men rode the Biridie B launch for the trip.
Henry Hahn has purchased a 1908 Maxwell Model D touring car from Jackson Electric Supply. The four cylinder Maxwell includes top and glass front and sells for 1,750 dollars.
Muscatine will celebrate Labor Day September 7 with a riverfront launch race and a park program at Citizens Electric Park. The day includes events by Maennerchor and Turn Verein, plus prizes for contests. No morning parade. attractions include a concert and athletic displays under the Muscatine Trades and Labor Assembly.
In Clifton Iowa on August 20 Mrs Marion Murray shows improvement after illness. Daughters from Davenport arrive. Grace Woodside from Cedar Rapids visits Mrs Orris. Families from Morning Sun,Wapello and Miltonville Os call at Knott and Kemp households. Several other neighbors and relatives drop by with brief visits and returns home after travels.
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