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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1916

Page

2

Taniac Aids McCormack In Restoring Appetite And Cheer

Iowa Button Factory cutter Q. H. McCormack of 108 Tatham Street Munen tne reports Tanine improved his digestion. After a week he gained appetite and reduced bloating and pain, enabling him to eat larger meals with comfort. Havercamp's Drug Store promotes Tanine in Muscatine Advertiser.

Saniac Q. H. McCormack Havercamp McCormask Iowa Tatham Street Munentne Tanine Thoda

Fishermen Enjoy Unseasonably Warm Thanksgiving Fishing

Exceptional warmth lures fishermen to woodland streams for holiday outings. Many take advantage of mild weather on Thanksgiving week to fish for members of the finny tribe, while some travelers fear this could be the last opportune day of the year.

Mombera Musentine

Fractures Leg While Playing At Schoolyard

Raymond Prien ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Prien of Pleasant Prairie was injured Wednesday afternoon during recess when his leg below the knee was fractured. While running he stumbled and fell two companions jumped on him with weight causing the fracture. He was taken home and received medical attention.

Raymond Prien Mra Rod Prien Soar Pleasant Pratrio Dome Pocomn Tie Wan

Suicide in Michigan Soldier Fatal After Morning Oversleep

Cifeago December 1. William Van Noordwijk of Kalamazoo Michigan, found himself in a body of water today in late Michigan after he had fallen following he shot himself several days ago. The report notes he overslept each morning and had difficulty holding a port.

Cypralopt Wiliam van Noordwikh Kalamazoo Mich Himealf Michegan Axa

Churchmen to Plan Meetings Resume After Lapse

After nearly two months of no regular sessions, the Brotherhood of the German Episcopal church plans to resume activities this month. Revival meetings were held in November with church members joining others, and a meeting within two weeks will set plans for social events and the winter program, including a eventh fold program.

Mathe‘awnt Episcopal Church Brotherhood Weavon Ital

Washington Forms a Swedish Church

Washington Ta Dea tA OW Church, the Swedish Lutheran, was organized at the home of Gust Dra mer in North Washington this week. The congregation will hold services in the German Lutheran church on second and third Sundays, alternating with the German Lutheran church. Twenty two persons enrolled, and others will join. The Swedish people have held meetings for several years but were not organized before. Pastor Stark of Minneapolis conducted.

Washington Gust Dramer Perdons Stark Minnerpolls

Drink Hot Tea for a Bad Cold Ad

An old advertisement promotes Jinmburg Breast Tea also called Linmiburger Brast Thoo. It claims a teaspoonful poured into boiling water, then sipped, can break a cold, relieve congestion, loosen bowels, and act as a harmless inexpensive remedy.

Jinmburg Garman Follsw

Shredded Wheat Biscuit Promoted For Digestive Health

An advertisement extols Shredded Wheat Biscuit as a simple elemental food that counters indigestion by supplying all body building material from the whole wheat grain including bran. It claims diet excesses cause ailments and suggests the cereal pairs well with bananas or other fruits, made at Niagara Falls, New York.

Niagara Falls N. Y

Distant Fragments Describe New Congregation Meeting

A partial report notes a Sunday service with 42 attendees. Organizer is Bramor and C Morborg serves as secretary of the new congregation.

Bramor C. Morborg

Iowa seeks million-dollar boost for poultry by education

Des Moines officials plan an educational drive among farmers and dealers to reduce waste in poultry and eggs. W. B. Barney of a state dairy and food commission orders a government car and experts to tour towns next summer, aiming to save about one million dollars annually for farmers by improving handling and marketing practices. The effort targets expanding markets and increasing earnings through better methods and knowledge.

Des Moines W. B. Barney Atata Dairy Wid Food Comnissioner Washington Ind Towa Lan Barney Raya

Junction Couple Wed Thanksgiving in Columbus Iowa

A bridal ceremony at the bride’s mother home united Miss Tilal McCurley with Ralph Kinafoltar at high noon on Thanksgiving Day. Rev Brooles officiated before twenty guests. The bride wore lace and satin. post service, a formal dinner followed. The couple plan to reside in Vernoin after a wedding trip. attendees included Marguerite Kinnefelter and several local residents.

Roth Mary McCurley Mise Tilal Ralph Kinafoltar Coramons Columbus Munetian High School Haw Tou Fon Focal M. 2 Mt. Vernon Peogin Trutas Art. Vernon Marguerite Kinnefelter Vernon John Pritchard Loyd Pritchard Bavy Garrig All Mra. Smith Vinton Cora. Wierntnn Cotter Max Gertrudo

Mrs Faelman Dies Suddenly After Surgery

Rudolph Fahlman of 1508 Washington Street reports Mrs. Faelman died last night at Dundee hospital two days after an operation ending a illness of several days. A longtime resident, she came from Germany as a child and belonged to the German Evangelical church and Royal Neighbors. Survived by four daughters and one son, two brothers, and several in laws and relatives.

Rudolph Fahlman Washington Strait Weverall Dotlevue Cari Districh Wikcon Ain Adolph Dietrich Chicago Etoranna and August Dietrich Thin City

Irrigation device demonstration on D Pryo farm

Under GW Crabb a demonstration on the Inland D Pryo farm began at 2 pm with local farmers present. The Marth ditcher and vendor made in Owensboro Kentucky by Owanabord Director and Grader company was used. The device is reversible and adjustable and drew favorable comment from attendees.

GW. Crabb D. Pryo Owanabord Owensvoro

Building Up the Blood Pink Pills claim health benefits

An old advert describes using Williams Pink Pills to increase red blood cells and oxygen delivery. It asserts thin blood causes weakness and anemia, and that the pills improve health by boosting circulating blood and nourishing organs. It promises free samples on request from the Williams Medicine Co.

Williams Wiliam de. Williams Medicine Co Buhencelui N.Y

Plan for Sale of Red Cross Seals In Muscatine

Plan outlines sale of Red Cross Christmas seals in Muscatine to support tuberculous prevention. Public Health Bureau leads campaign with local groups and the Flying Association for Tuberculosis Prevention assisting in fundraising. The drive aims to raise millions nationwide with substantial state totals reported.

Red Cross Oalth Bureau Buyony National Association Jown Drag Deon Maton I Kimballton Tifa United States Itn Gororidenta Mike Helen Twartley Wienna Sénla Lowa Thig

Deportation Order Reported From Fanquemont

Dispatch reports from Amaterdan state that male inhabitants aged 17 to 40 and women in Horsellat and Lanny Belgium are to be deported to Germany for purchasing sewing machines. The wire service notes associated names Aina London Yeo.

London Mit Fanquemont Arya N Amaterdan Horsellat Lanny Belgium Germany

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