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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1921
Page
9
The Internal Revenue Office announces tax repeals for 1922 affecting freight, express, seat and stateroom tariffs, oil pipeline transport, and telephone telegraph charges while new taxes replace some duties on beverages syrups and carbonic gas. Some admissions remain tax free including religious educational and charitable venues.
Rainy weather on Thursday postpones the Sweetland Grange social and business session. The program will be rescheduled for next Thursday evening at a special session. Several interesting meetings of the grange have been outlined. A Christ-
An advertisement promotes Jad Salts as a safe, inexpensive remedy to flush and revitalize clogged kidneys. It asserts meat increases uric acid, causes kidney trouble, and that daily use of Jad Salts will normalize urine and end urinary disorders.
The P M Musser Public Library adds several titles. Corinne Roosevelt Robinson writes about Theodore Roosevelt’s early years. Sir Harry Lauder discusses a life spanning many realms. Alfred Korzybski explores manhood and science. Henry C Bywater analyzes Sea Power in the Pacific with US Japan naval context and war implications. Anna H Shaw portrait titled The Story of a Pioneer offers drama and thrill.
The Geneva Golf and Country Club plans its annual meeting at the clubhouse. A club dinner at 6:30 p.m. precedes an eight o'clock business session featuring officer elections and year ahead planning. A mas party follows on December 22, with officer installation at the first December meeting.
Dr Harrow of Columbia University endorses SUSTO a perfectly balanced vitamin tonic food. Developed at Jefferson Medical College it combines milk yeast rice eggs beef protein nuclein and iron. Trials show weight gain and improved strength in underweight and weak patients. Havercamp Drug Store markets SUSTO 10 cents a day with a money back guarantee after one month if no health improvement.
Mad Creek surged after a twelve hour downpour causing the temporary bridge on the East Second Street span to settle and be closed to traffic. Crews worked through Friday night pumping water from cribwork as bank soil caved in and halted progress on the bridge project.
A brief note explains that certain flies complete their life cycle in a single day. The observation highlights rapid development and short lifespan as a biological fact.
Preliminary arrangements are made in most Protestant and Catholic churches for Christmas observances in Muscatine County. Sunday school programs and cantatas will feature the week with gift distributions for children and multiple services expected, as committees finalize plans across churches.
Proven Investments by Titus Loan and Investment Co. highlight long years of safety and now offer a larger rate of interest. Investigate opportunities at 211-213 Ions Ave., Muscatine Adyv.
Pythagoras, the Greek thinker, is noted as the first to adopt the title philosopher, marking a shift in how inquiry and wisdom were codified in ancient Greece.
An intensive seal sale campaign will be conducted in every township of the county. C. L. Young announced the township chairmen, forming the county chapter executive, to canvass both towns and rural areas. Senators Kenyon and Cummins praised the effort supporting tuberculosis control in Iowa. West Liberty chairwoman is Mrs. Ella Nichols.
The M. B. A. Lodge invites members from Moscow to Wilton Junction Fulton Bloomington Montpelier Cedar Seventy Six Fruitland and nearby areas to attend the election of officers at Woodman hall on Friday evening December 2. The notice urges members to attend and participate.
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