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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1908
Page
6
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John M Hoffmann of 2274 Washington street narrowly escaped being crushed by an Illinois Central passenger train near Dubuque. He slipped while departing at speed, landed on his face, and sustained a badly bruised visage but survived with no severe injuries. The incident occurred while he bid farewell to his uncle, with Nicholas Portz of Sioux Falls nearby.
An old advertisement promotes Leach's Virgin Oil of Pine compound as a universal cough cure. The formula lists Virgin Oil of Pine glycerine whisky and instructs a teaspoonful every four hours. It urges asking a druggist for the genuine Leach product prepared and guaranteed by the Leach Chemical Co. Cincinnati O.
A man fell on the cinder right of way and was stunned by the impact. He crawled to the station for aid, with severe facial bruising but no broken bones. He narrowly avoided being struck by a passing car and was fortunate to escape greater harm.
In observance of Christmas special programs will be offered at Garfield and Franklin schools. Garfield students will perform in each room with parts assigned. Franklin will feature room programs though exact times are not set. Parents are invited to attend as programs are announced. Other notes update local residents on residents and illnesses.
Quarantine prevents Rev L L Woolverton and Rev W B Ireland from officiating at Muscatine area churches this Sunday. Woolverton will lead morning service at Musserville M E and Mitchell of the Y M C A will speak in the evening. Hugh Jameson will conduct the afternoon meeting at Island Methodist. Several local residents visit or relocate, and Miss Ethel Freeman returns home after a week in the city.
A West Second Street shopper ordering Hart peas mistook the Hart, Schaffner & Marx clothing line for the Hart brand. The grocer reminded her of the fashion firm, and she admitted the misread after reading Journal references.
An advertisement promotes Dr Hale's Household Ointment as a quick relief and permanent cure for skin diseases. It claims inflammation reduction cooling relief itching and eruption healing and notes availability in drug stores for 25 cents or by mail from Kenyon & Thomas in Adams New York.
Thanksgiving services at the church drew a large crowd despite bad weather. Breta Freberg shopped in Muscatine. A son was born November 16 to Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Weeks of Des Moines, former local residents. Residents attended a Fairport benefit concert by H. Schmidt & Son Co. of Muscatine. Mr. and Mrs. Max Kretschmar spent Thanksgiving at the parsonage.
The Pythian Sisters at West Liberty elected officers for the coming year led by Past Chief Ella Nichols and Most Excellent Chief Lillian Whitacre. Installation is set for January 6, 1909, with officers including Bertha Mosher, Alice Purvis, Edith Tharp, Ida Eves, Linnie Hall and Nellie Nichols among others. Various local updates follow, including visits, marriages, and community notices.
Drunkenness is described as a progressive disease with chronic alcoholism as the outcome. The Orrine remedy promises a guaranteed cure or money back, with No. 1 and No. 2 forms priced at $1 each. Sold by The Orrine Co. in Washington and local druggists including A. W. Morgan. JOANN Gold. Medal Four is claimed as economy.
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