Peruna Promises Relief for Pelvic Catarrh in Women
Letters from readers praise Peruna as a cure for pelvic catarrh and related nervous fatigue. Mrs Peduzzi reports recovery after five months, while Miss Washer and Mrs Aitkens describe renewed energy and improved health. The advertisement urges women to write to Dr Hartman for guidance and states Peruna can aid other ailments.
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Carry Peduzzi
Linstad
N. Dak
Florence Aitkens
Front St
Toledo
Ohio
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Fractures Shoulder in Fall From Moving Car
H C Haney of Monroe Street suffered a severe shoulder fracture last night after falling from a moving car near the Heinz pickle works while returning from carpentry work. The conductor did not stop at the signal in time, he was treated at Dr. Olivers after the incident and did not fault the railway company.
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H. C. Haney
Monroe Street
Heinz Pickle Works
Rains Halt West Liberty Fair Races. Finishes To Day
Heavy rains at West Liberty halted races yesterday with remaining heats moved to today. Large crowd traveled from this city as horses Little Princess owned by Frank Burkhalter won both heats of the 2:15 pace in 2 14. Dick Yates owned by Lee Burgess placed second and third. In the 2:25 trot for 300 dollars Wilbur A owned by S. B. Reinhart won two of three, Oakland 300ne owned by M. E. Jenkins finished strong. Time noted as 2 24% and 2 25%4.
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Little Princess
Frank Burkhalter
Dick Yates
Lee Burgess
Wilbur A
Reinhart
Knoxville
Oakland
M. E. Jenkins
Prayton
Mrs Amanda Dunsmore Laid To Rest In Greenwood
The remains of Mrs Amanda Chambers Dunsmore, brought from Chicago, were laid to rest at Greenwood Cemetery after funeral services at 2 pm conducted by Rev J H C Light of the United Brethren church. Dunsmore died in Chicago Thursday morning after a year long illness. Her husband and son Clarence accompanied the body, with relatives Mrs W H Woodward and Miss Margaret Chambers also present.
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Chicago
Greenwood Cemetery
J. H. C. Light
United Brethren Church
Greenwood Chapel
Dunsmore
Clarence
Vincent Chambers
W. H. Woodward
Margaret Chambers
Ella Thompson
Sycamore Street
Grace Wilhite
Letts
Isaac Abbott
Conesville
D. B. Settlemire
Sarah Binz
Gladwin
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Kansas Street
Fanne Townsend
Henry Meyers
Robert Martin
Alfred
John Lemkau
Evans Street
John Fry
Boulder
Col
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Charles Knapp
Demorest Avenue
Fred Dittman
Christ. Wilson
Minneapolis
Joseph Womache
Milwaukee
Millie Lockwood
Kansas City
Kan
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Charles Fowler
Wapello
C. Lockwood
John H. Millhouse
Wisconsin Street
Henry Concannon
James Grady
Samantha Mayweather
Wilton
Fannie Townsend
Miles Avenue
H. B. Hahn
Hay Fever Relief Claim From Foley's Hovor and Tar
A catalog claim states hay fever sufferers gain immediate relief from breathing difficulties after using Foley's Hovor and Tar. The ad notes the genuine product comes in a yellow package from Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store and promises fast comfort even if it does not cure.
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Foley
Havercamp
Election in Drury Township Bridge Vote August 28
Residents in Drury township opposite this city in Illinois will vote on Tuesday August 28 to decide on building a bridge across Copperas Creek and whether Copperas Creek district landowners should pay for the improvement or it be taxed to the township.
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Drury Township
Illinois
Copperas Creek
Copperas Creek District
Rev Judson Kempton Returns From Vacation at Spider Lake
Rev Judson Kempton pastor of the First Baptist church has returned home from a vacation at Spider Lake Wisconsin. He will preach in his pulpit Sunday morning as usual.
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Judson Kempton
First Baptist Church
Spider Lake
Wis
Socialists to Nominate Tickets at Sept Meeting
Members of the Muscatine socialists convened in Leverich's hall and decided to hold a meeting on September 7 to nominate men for county and township tickets.
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Socialists of
South Muscatine Horses Run Wild in Town
A farmer Thomas Nevins narrowly escaped injury as his spirited team bolted toward Main Street after a night out. He was captured by Officer Keller and jailed 30 days for intoxication after a late morning court appearance.
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Thomas Nevins
Tom
Gheater
Hershey Avenue
Grandview Road
Nevins
Main Street
Keller
Snyder
Stuart
Blacksmith Almost Killed as Horse Kicks at Hershey Avenue Shop
Henry Franklin, a South Muscatine blacksmith, narrowly escaped death when a horse he was shoeing bolted and kicked him multiple times. He crawled to safety, then received medical care from Dr. Fulham. He is expected to recover.
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Henry Franklin
South Muscatine
Hershey Avenue
Mr. Franklin
J. E. Hoopes
FE. B. Fulham
Campers Return From Big Timber Trip
Charles Warner and Stewart Nar vis finished a ten day stay at the Big Timber and came home this morning aboard the Barris launch. The camping outfit will be brought up this evening.
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Charles Warner
Stewart Narvis
Barris
Reliable remedy for colic or diarrhea promoted by dealers
The ad touts Chamberlain's remedy as a trusted choice for colic or diarrhea with years of sales, thousands of testimonials, and physician approval. It claims life-saving potential before care arrives and offers the product for a quarter, urging you not to risk more.
Executor's Sale at Muscatine Court House
On September 1 1906 at 11 o'clock a m the executor will sell the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter and the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section 15 township 77 north range 1 west at the Muscatine court house door Andrew Bersch Executor John Bersch Estate
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Court House
Muscatine
Andrew Bersch
John Bersch
Iowa Central Offers Single Fare Excursion to Des Moines Fair
Iowa Central announces half rates to the Iowa state fair in Des Moines from August 24 to 31, 1906. Excursion tickets cost one fare for the round trip with return allowed until September 1, 1906. For detailed rates and train times, contact local agents.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Central
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