Do People Shun You
A concise look at why social rejection happens and how individuals react to being shunned. The piece explores stigma, coping strategies, and potential paths to recovery through self-acceptance and supportive networks.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1907
Page
8
A concise look at why social rejection happens and how individuals react to being shunned. The piece explores stigma, coping strategies, and potential paths to recovery through self-acceptance and supportive networks.
An advertisement urges readers to fill out a coupon with name and address claiming a guaranteed cure for catarrh and foul breath. The seller offers no payment upfront and promises immediate relief if followed, urging readers not to doubt.
Alderman Leu moved a resolution assessing owner of the east 108.2 feet of lot 15 in outlet 7 of section 36 Two Point Seven Seven, range 2. The measure was seconded by Alderman Kneese and carried unanimously.
City Council approves a tax resolution assessing $75.60 to the owner of East 108 2-10 feet of Lot 15 in Out Lot 7 for the permanent concrete sidewalk on 4th Street. Aldermen Kneese Holmes Van Zyl Diercks Sander Richards Leu Eppel vote yes.
Muscatine city officials moved to assess $71.63 for a Fourth Street sidewalk at a property, ordered repairs to several premises, and directed the street commissioner to install brick crossings and trench contracts. Condemnation proceedings were urged to open Iowa Avenue, and bids offered on land purchases for road access and street improvements.
Street commissioner to grade a walk for Joe Kranz on Cedar street and place a crossing on Fulham avenue opposite the Carr property. An additional crossing on Main street behind the Nyenhuis barn if city owned. Walk repair at All Saints chapel on Park avenue ordered. City engineer's report shows $1.35 balance due from W. G. Block Co. Ald. Sander moves adjournment to committee of the whole.
City and county authorities clash over pest house ownership following a state health board meeting. Aldermen approve milk licenses for John Terry and others while the Rock Island Railway is urged to vacate stock yards. Gustav Weis files the adjourned minutes detailing Section 2570 and 889 of Iowa Code, and the county’s title transfer controversy.
A sensational puff advertises Rengo a harmless fat reducer claimed to shrink fat without side effects. It touts a one pound per day loss and urges free trial mail offers from Detroit with a sales pitch by druggists in Muscatine. It warns of dangers from fatty heart and claims Rengo is candy like and harmless.
City Health Physician reported no contagious disease in the city during the past month and noted compliance on sewer connections. Food inspector Dr Hackett filed monthly food inspection totals for animals slaughtered and milk dairy license applications.
West Liberty Iowa December 3 Mrs Barbara Kenney hosted a Thanksgiving dinner at her Prairie Avenue residence with a guest list including local residents and neighbors enjoying the holiday gathering and hospitality.
A stream of travelers is noted with many locals and guests passing through or visiting in town. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Martin Black, Miss Vera Sangster, Mrs. W. C. Detwiler, Paul Klotz, Mrs. Mary Gause, and numerous relatives visiting from Iowa City West Branch Muscatine and other nearby towns. Several relocate to destinations like Boulder and Toledo while others plan stays with friends or family.
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