No More Gray Hair Sage Tea Folklore to Modern Tonic
An article extols the color keeping and restorative powers of sage tea for gray hair, noting grandmothers used it long ago. It promotes Wyeth Sage and Sulphur as a superior scalp tonic available for 50 cents to $1 a bottle, sold by first-class drug stores or mailed from Wyeth Chemical Company. A. St Morgan's Pharmacy is listed as a recommender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Wyeth Chemical Company
T4 Cortlandt St
New York City
A. St
Morgan's Pharmacy
Censuses Will Visit Second District Between April and May 1910
Instructions urge farmers and heads of families in the Second Congressional district to prepare for the 1910 census. Enumerators will call April 15 to May 15. It asks for farm acreage, timber, improvements, livestock, crops, and 1909 values plus 1910 planting plans. Population questions cover demographics, birthplace, employment, schooling, literacy, home tenure, and veteran status. Contact A. A. Wall, Supervisor, Williamsburg, Iowa for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
A. A. Wall
Williamsburg
Iowa
Rose Funck and daughter travel to wedding in St Louis
Mrs. Rose Funck and her daughter Miss Kate depart 406 East Highth street for St Louis to attend the wedding of Mrs Funck's granddaughter Maud Funck to George Brandt Leitch this evening. Miss Funeck has been favorably known to Muscatine residents from several visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Funck
Kate
East Highth Street
St. Louis
Dual Anniversary Planned for Muscatine German Church
German Baptists of Muscatine celebrate fiftieth anniversary of the church with morning and evening services on December 12. The event marks the tenth anniversary of the present church building. Local speakers expected. Ladies' Aid to handle arrangements and possible dinner. Community observance to unite German M H, German Evangelical and German Congregational churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Christmas Work and Bible Class Notes at Local Church
WY C A NOTRS records detail a shirt waist class meeting this evening and a 7 45 Bible class. A Saturday evening Christmaswork session offers embroidery instruction and free entry for W A members. Mrs McKibben to speak at Vesper service next Sunday. The piece closes with a moral couplet about the man without sand and mud throwing auto.
Fifteen Die In November In This City Record
City Health Officer reports fifteen deaths in November with no fatalities in the first 12 days. The first death occurred on November 14 the Fisch building fire day. The list includes Jennie Ziffron, infant of Mr and Mrs Eugene Schenkel, Barney Binhoff Christina Ludmann John R Nisley George Richard Young Lovill Gibson Dice Catherine Noonan John L Jackson Mary Werner Augusta B Hintermeister Dora Freese Henry Bitzer William Schnier Joseph Hautseh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisch
Eversmeyer
Jennie Ziffron
Eugene Schenkel
Barney Binhoff
Christina Ludmann
John R. Nisley
George Richard Young
Lovill-Gibson Dice
Catherine Noonan
John L. Jackson
Mary
Werner
Augusta B. Hintermeis
Funeral Friday for Joseph Hautsch at Hast Ell Street
The funeral for Joseph Hautsch will be held Friday at 9 o clock from the residence B14 Hast Eleventh street. Rev J F Jans pastor of the German Evangelical church will conduct the services. The remains will be taken to Davenport on the noon train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hautsch
JF. Jans
Davenport
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promote Digestive Relief
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for flatulence and wind on the stomach. It claims the tablets attack gas producing foods, improve digestion, and benefit both ill and well individuals. A free trial package is offered with purchase details and doctor endorsements.
Time-card on Rock Island changes Muscatine service
New time-card on the Iowa Illinois division of the Rock Island line takes effect today affecting Muscatine only slightly. Train No 62 from the west will terminate at Rock Island with Chicago connections via Davenport, altering arrival in Chicago to 3 58 pm from 1 43 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Rock Island
Chicago
Davenport
Wilton
Rock Island Road
Surprise party for Everett and Susan Phelps in West Liberty
Forty members of the Christian Endeavor society hosted a surprise gathering for Mr. and Mrs. Everett Phelps at Mrs. Susan Whitacre’s home. A souvenir spoon with the church engraving was presented. The entry includes a string of local visits, travel, and small town social updates from West Liberty, Iowa, during early December.
How She Cured Her Rheumatism by S.S.S
Mrs Ida M Palmer of Brooklyn testifies after twenty years of rheumatic pain that S.S.S. cured her completely. The ad explains rheumatism stems from uric acid in the blood and promotes blood purification as the only cure, offering a free book and medical advice from The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta GA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S.S
S.S
Ida M. Palmer
Fulton St
Brooklyn, N.Y
S. S.S
THE
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Idaho bound families join westward relatives
Idaho to make their future home where they will join their daughters Miss Atwood and Mrs Fitch Ball who have lived in the west for a number of years. Joe Rogers came from Iowa City on the 5 15 p m train Sunday spent hours with his mother then left for Independence Ia Dr and Mrs Chesebro of Atalissa attended the O B chapter meeting Mrs B Osborn visited Muscatine W H W Shipman and nephew Master Warren Nichols returned from Colby Kan with Miss Lucy Evans from Rock Island TM J H Weich spent Tuesday in Wilton on business James Park and wife traveled to Atalissa for an afternoon with friends Mrs J F Wilson and daughter Mrs Guy Secrest of Downey returned after trading Miss J A Clark visited West Liberty friends Miss Frank Caine and two children arrived from Washington to stay with George Norton Miss Wilma Wilgus returned from Davenport Miss Grant Nichols visited Cedar Rapids Sarah Leverich will spend time Lone Tree Arthur Leverich brother of Sarah F A Platt of Muscatine spent Tuesday on business Miss Iona Nichols accepted a teaching post four miles north of West Liberty starting Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
Christian Endeavor Society of the Christian Church
Everett Phelps
Susan Whitacre
Phelps
Stewart
Christian Church
Mgr
Mrs. Phelps
Rita Shannon
Nichols
Robert Shannon
Margaret Landis
Anna Smith
East Third Street
J. M. Martin
Milt Buckman
Albert Emit
Atlantic
George Norton
Washington
WindalliXnauss
E. Ady
Albert
Muscatine
Mina Askrem
Clarence
Lone Tree
H. @. Lane
North
Calhoun Street
William Tripp
Wimira
Will Parsons
Bert Bumgardner
Beach
Columbus Junction
Clyde Erwin
Frank Johnson
Ralph Evans
Aaron Mead
Roy Mead
Josephine Hollingsworth
Sarah Bowton
Clarksville
J. C. Nichols
George Beyers
Burlington
W. H. Jones
Alalissa
Lynn Watters
Fourth Street
J. B. Luse
Mary Colder
Superior
Neh
Johnson
Davenport
Bert Hine
James Connelly
Kansas City
John Demean
Clay and
Fourth Streets
Idaho
Atwood
Fitch Ball
West
Joe Rogers
Iowa City
Independence
Chesebro
Atalissa
O. B
B. Osborn
W. H W. Shipman
Warren Nichols
Colby
Kan
C. C. Evans
Kansas
Lucy Evans
Rock Island
J. H. Weich
Wilton
Harry Macdonald
Frank Caine
Knoxville
Ill
West Fourth Street
Caine
Gates
Prairie Avenue
Wilma Wilgus
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Washburn -Grosbys
Goldmedal
Goun
Mena Fugue
Rose Punck
St. Ronis
German Baptist Church
WILL
E. W. Grove
C. A. Notrs
Sam Parker
Coynet
Lous
Ter
Dora Freese
Henry Bitzer
William Schnier
Joseph Hautseh
Stuart
Marshal
Michigan
Xow
Jauite
Chicago— Missouri
BAY Ly Furniture CO
E. P. Day
East Second Street
F. A. Neidig
East Second ST
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