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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1911
Page
4
Brainworth’s Sunny offers a one day sale at 294 fied Paint Store. Special framed pictures sized 10 by 20 carbon prints priced at one dollar. Shouting “Button! Button!” to attract shoppers.
At the regular A O U W gathering last evening the officers for the annual election on December 7 were nominated. About one hundred members attended a smoker and social after the business session. Elected: Master Workman W C Walker Fred Risley Ray Mark Fred Bott J B Reay. Various other officers and trustees named with multiple nominees.
Curtain to rise at eight this evening at Grand Theatre for George M. Cohan's farce Get Rich Quick Wallingford. The lengthy performance will start the show on time to accommodate a capacity audience amid strong advance ticket sales and expectations of further similar productions this season.
The Modern Woodmen of America will hold their annual election of officers at the regular meeting Tuesday evening. The entertainment committee had arranged for a smoker.
A fragment describes actresses chasing youth through complexion care. It portrays the pursuit as vital for beauty, praising a drastic remedy called colented batxam. The text notes makeup, late hours, and travel as hardships while an actress carries a tin box of the remedy.
Promises of high interest and importance surround the upcoming business gathering. Arrangements are being made by the person in charge to attract a large audience, with a touling meeting anticipated for the event.
Mrs. Mattie Cline, aged 59, died at her Letts home after several months illness. Survived by husband, two daughters Mrs. An and Mrs. Lot. Funeral services will be held Sunday at the U B church, conducted by Rev. Stark. Friends invited.
George Scholton secretary Bloomington Council No 155 TF A A calls a crucial meeting this evening at lodge rooms for the annual election of officers. Retiring officers will report on the past year and other matters will be presented. Refreshments to follow.
Berlin reports a government backed program to boost the navy. Official circles remain silent as it is stated the fleet augmentation will total 490 million marks over six years, with 90 million annually. The six year plan aims to strengthen Germany's maritime forces.
Secretary J B McNiel of the Y M C A will address a revival service at the German Methodist Episcopal church tonight at 730 PM. Pastor I B Kettlekamp arranged the event, expecting it to be the most enthusiastic yet, with women invited to attend alongside men.
The Gosso club hosted a Thanksgiving dance at the Muscatine Laund club with over thirty couples and Koontz orchestra providing music. Other events included a birthday party for Master Arthur Bailey at the Batley home near West Liberty and several Thanksgiving dinners hosted by local families with chrysanthemum decor and festive menus.
Read about how heat and nourishment affect skin fibers under the cuticle. External astringents only tighten temporarily. true improvement comes from heat and proper nourishment. A thermodined jelly is claimed to smooth the skin after several applications and is sold by druggists.
A Muscatine obituary tribute laments hatred and anarchy while honoring a fallen brother. It recalls biblical quotes and the life of Theodore Gerischer, noting his early devotion and spiritual mother in Germany. The speaker seeks divine deliverance from cruelty and remembers the departed as a beacon of faith.
A memorial tribute expresses sorrow for a fallen city chief executive. It honors his service, discipline, and communal ties, offers encouragement to police and guards, and speaks of faith, eternal rest, and the hope of heaven. It closes with communal sympathy and reverence.
Mr and Mrs Walter Bailey hosted a Thanksgiving dinner at their country home near West Liberty on Thursday afternoon. Relatives attending included Mr and Mrs Wiesse of near West Liberty Mr and Mrs William Wiesse Louie and Albert Wiesse and Misses Frieda and Bessie Wiesse of Atalissa.
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