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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1915

Page

7

Local Residents Visit City Young Guests Attend Church Dedication

Mrs Robt Bucelier of Wilton and Miss Mary Chown of 1506 East 1 Fifth Street join local visitors in shopping and visits. Mrs G L Day of Lone Tree and Miss Catherine Henley of Wilton also spend time with friends here. Rev and Mrs J N Elliott of Bloomington arrive to attend the First Presbyterian dedication, staying with J G Stein on Mulberry Avenue.

Robt. Bucelier Wilton Mary Chown East Nichols G. L. Day Lone Tree J. N. Elliott Bloomington, Ill First Presbyterian Church 3. G. Stein and Mulberry Avenue

Sage Tea Dandy to Darken Hair

An old Sage Tea recipe promises to darken gray and faded hair overnight with Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound sold for 50 cents. A druggist touts millions of bottles yearly for natural, even color, with hair regrowth, less dandruff, and relief from scalp itching after one or two applications.

Dancing Party In Hotel Muscatine Opens Season

Mrs Mark opened a series of weekly dancing parties at the Hotel Muscatine gold room promising popular social events. She will offer instruction and host dances with Miss Pearl Waite of Chicago, member of dancing masters associations, leading demonstrations to popularize new dances in Muscatine. An hour of instruction for beginners will precede the dances each Tuesday evening.

Muscatine Mark Pearl Waite Chicago Chicago Association of Dancing Masters International Association of Dancing Masters

Quick Relief From Constipation With Olive Tablets

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets offer a natural laxative alternative to calomel. Aimed at chronic constipation and torpid liver, the olive colored tablets claim to normalize bowels and liver without harsh forcing, marketed by The Olive Tablets Company of Columbus Ohio.

Edwards Calomel Dr. Edwards Tha Olive Tables Company Columbus

Banquet Honoring Dr J N Bulistt At Presbyterian Church

Tonight the Men's Brotherhood at the Presbyterian Church honors former pastor Dr J N Bulistt now of Bloomington Illinois with a banquet and meeting. Reservations to J P Schomberg. After the banquet, Dr Elliott speaks on The New Leadership in the church auditorium with a special program of music and organ pieces by Ella Gabriel Turner and others.

Presbyterian Church Men’s Brotherhood J. N. Bulistt Bloomington Ill J. P. Schomberg Elliott Man In the Richard W. Child Ella Gabriel Turner Cornet NY FP Irs Charles A. Mull J. N. Elliott Montgomery Rockwell Ketelbey

Germany in Praise Red Cross Work Gains Kaiser Approval

Washington December 1 Associated Press Leased Wire Count Tallyrand-Perigard of the German Red Cross praises American Red Cross work in Germany in a greeting to Red Cross headquarters. The gesture follows an American letter thanking the count for his courtesy to American surgeons and nurses during their stay in Germany.

Red Cross Associated Press Washington D. C Germany Count Tallyrand-Perigard American Red Cross

Horticulturists 10 Meet In Des Moines Iowa Society Convention

The fiftieth annual Iowa State Horticultural Society convention opens next Tuesday at 10 a.m. in Des Moines public sessions run through Wednesday and Thursday. Friday morning will feature the board of directors meeting. Programs include papers on regional horticulture, a Ames student speaking contest, an Ames orchestra, and a Wednesday banquet with Raymond Pearson and Thomas MacBride among speakers. The officer election occurs Wednesday afternoon.

The Iowa State Horticultural Society Canital Des Moines Horticultural Department State College Ames Raymond Pearson Thomas MacBride State University Iowa E. M. ‘Reeves Waverly C. G. Blodgett Mt. Pleasant G. H. van Houten Storm Lake Scott County Prof G. R. Bliss Davenport A. F. Collman Corning Emma R. McGee Farley S. A. Beach FP. O. Harrington Williamsburg B. Shimek Iowa City L. H. Pammel A. B. Dennis Cedar Rapids

Methodist Board Hosts Congregation With Program And Social

Members of the official church board will host the First M. & church congregation tonight. A literary and musical program is planned, followed by a social session and refreshments. Rev. A. S. Smith returned today from Washington Iowa after delivering an illustrated lecture on his Holy Land trip. The Grace Evangelical church council meets this evening at the church parlors for routine business. Last evening the church Brotherhood held an informal session.

First M. &. Church A. S. Smith Washington Iowa Holy Land Council of the Grace Evangelical Church Brotherhood of the Church

Meeting at Public Library on Better Books for Children

A parents and teachers meeting will be held at 7 30 oclock tomorrow evening in the P M Musser Public Library Auditorium to discuss improving books for children. Fifty books from the State Library Commission display will be part of the program with a possible short talk on the movement.

P. M. Musser Public Library State Library Commission

A. O. U. W. to Elect Officers Tomorrow

Officers nominated last Friday evening will be elected by the A. O. U. W. at the annual meeting tomorrow evening. A large attendance is urged as the group plans to recruit new members and set the stage for a big January membership gain.

American Surgeon Home Resumes Duty Aboard Roma

Dr Henry Brown surgeon of the United States cruiser Chester arrived in New York on the Roma from Barcelona. He reported the Chester had been stationed at Beirut aiding destitute Americans mainly women and children, and had recently been sent to Monrovia to investigate disturbances. on the voyage it stopped at the Azores before returning home.

Associated Press New York Henry Brown United States Chester Roma Barcelona Brown Beirut Cyprus Crete Monrovia Azores

Plans to Enlarge the Iowa National Guard to Full Division

Adjutant General Guy E. Logan announced a plan to triple Iowa Guard strength if the federal pay bill passes. Current 3,500 troops would rise to 12,607 in peace and 226,665 for war, forming a full division with nine infantry regiments, twelve cavalry troops, twelve artillery batteries, engineers, and trains. Officers would gain salaries, and officers seek an amendment to allow sending militia abroad.

Iowa National Guard Congress Guy E. Logan Des Moines Iowa Guard Iowa Genera Logan

Howe Pictures at the Grand Theatre

Lyman Howe’s travel festival at the Grand Opera house drew seven to eight hundred viewers last evening. The program opened with Paris and France scenery and a short comedy, then showed Panama canal and expositions followed by scenes from Norway, Sweden, Holland and Belgium plus a Pensacola submarine flotilla review. The evening featured comic introductions and a baby picture noted as especially appealing.

France Holland Belgium Panama Canal Lyman H. Howe Grand Opera House Lyman Howe Paris Norway Sweden U. S Pensacola Fla

CREDIT FACILITIES URGED FOR FARMER

John Lee Coulter of West Virginia calls for national and state legislation to create farm land banks and mortgage facilities to help tenant farmers and farm laborers acquire land. He urges a national land bank act, state programs, streamlined titles, a state farm lands bureau, rural education, and public-ownership land development for select new farmers.

Associated Press Vwice Chicago John Lee Coulter College of Agriculture University of West Virginia National Conference On Congress National Farm Land Bank State Bureau of Farm Lands Public Service Corporation

Land problem recommendations in United States debated

The recommendations emerged from a discussion on the land problem in the United States, supplemented by quotations of numerous statistics about tenant farmers and farm laborers.

United States

Jad Salts Urges Kidney Relief From Diet and Drink

An advertisement extols Jad Salts as a remedy for kidney trouble caused by meat. It claims the product cleans clogged kidneys, reduces bladder irritation, and stops nocturnal urination by flushing waste. It recommends less meat, more water, and a daily dose of Jad Salts before breakfast.

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