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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1910
Page
5
A local Rexall Store in Muscatine markets Rexall Mucu-Tone as a catarrh remedy that reaches the source of trouble, boosts mucous cell health, and may deter consumption. The ad promises risk free trial, two sizes 50 cents and $1.90, and backing by the Morgan Pharmacy at 107 West Second Street.
Five female performers including Mabel Stark and Miss Amy Hoopes appear in a historic circus bill. The list also names Miss Dulcie Carpenter Miss Adelia James and Miss Myrta Munster among featured acts.
The Musserville Friends church Sunday school prepares a Christmas entertainment to be held on a Friday or Saturday evening before the holiday. A mixed program includes the traditional distribution of presents to children and a large Christmas tree.
South End Notes reports the Missionary Society of the Mus serville Friends' church will meet tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. Jesse J. York's home on Wallace street. The Marx family of 704 Sampson street endures illness, with Mrs. Marx recovering from pneumonia and serving as Garfield school's janitor due to Henry Marx's heart trouble. one Marx child also recovering from pneumonia.
Mrs. J. Dunham escaped serious injury when a southbound car struck the buggy she rode in near Ninth Street. Witnesses feared severe harm, but she was unharmed. Motorman Roy Litz said he had the car under control and did not hear a bell alarm. Dunham did not hear the bell or know the car was behind her.
Port Byron New York resident Amos King endured years of a sore until Bucklen's Amica Salve healed it. The drug sells for 25 cents at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
The Register and Leader reports that Congressman Albert F. Dawson of Iowa’s second district is being urged as the standpat candidate for U S senator in 1912 to succeed Dolliver. Iowa politics center on the June primary, with Dawso n seen as a capable campaigner to lead the standpat effort.
Tom O Rourke of the National Sporting Club wired Packey McFarland offering 3000 dollars plus 35 percent of gross receipts to meet featherweight champion Abe Attell before his club on December 23. Billy Gibson of the Fairmount club may counter with a similar offer and a decision was to be made by 3 PM today.
The Mississippi River at Burlington registered 11 inches below the August 1864 low water mark this morning, marking the lowest stage ever recorded at the port.
A Washington woman says stopping coffee and drinking Postum transformed her health after four years of illness. She describes relief from nervous spells, regained energy, and returning to daily tasks, attributing her improvement to Postum and recommending the product.
The German Home Society held its annual meeting at the Grand Opera House and announced an early year benefit to fund the Turner Hall project. A Maennerchor concert and Turner exhibition will headline the event with stock sales likely to finance construction. Officers named include President William Wendlandt and Treasurer Fred J. Heerd, with directors chosen for two and one year terms.
Misses Stella and Caroline Richard present a violin and piano recital on December 16 at Mulford Congregational church. South Muscatine pupils join the Richard sisters in the program with parents and friends as guests.
Life-long bondage to dyspepsia liver complaints and kidney troubles is needless Electric Bitters is the guaranteed remedy. 50c Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
A list of transfers transcribed by Titus Loan & Investment Co. shows multiple Muscatine real estate deeds. Notable items include H. M. Metzger to Albert Scholts Lot 1, block 7 at $1, S. P. Sawyer to Harry C. Klaf fenbach Lot 14, block 1 at $500, and Jacob Lemkau to Jacob Lemkau et ux W31 ft of lot 7 block 106 at $1,500 along with other numerous conveyances in Muscatine and Cedar counties.
A nostalgic sales pitch argues shoppers need not chase fancy ads or pay extra to newspapers. The speaker urges practicality and promises durable gifts like razors, carvers, sleds, wagons, coffee percolators, manicure sets, pocket knives, and tools will please family members after Christmas.
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