Box Social at Brown's Business College Tonight
Plans are set for a box social at Brown's Business College on West Second Street this Sunday evening. College students, farmer students, and friends are invited to attend. boxes should be elaborately packed and boxes will be auctioned as part of the event with Dealing's orchestra providing music for a lively evening.
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Brown's Business College
West Second Street
Dealing
Mart Singleton
East Second Street
Rock Island
Interurban Rights Sold to Omaha Man
It is reported Davenport Iowa City traction company sold all rights and property to C. E. Coon of Omaha, the railroad man building the Waterloo Oskaloosa line. Reorganization and early building are forecasted as Coon buys for eastern capitalists.
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Towa City
Waverljad
Davenport
Iowa City
C. E. Coon
Omaha
Waterloo-Oskaloosa
Iowa City- Davenport
Coon
Coming of Middle Age Kidney Pill Advertisement
The piece promotes Palley Kidney Pills as a remedy for bodily decline in middle age, claiming to regulate strengthen and alleviate kidney and bladder irregularities. It directs readers to try them with a local supplier A W Morgan as the druggist.
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Palley
A. W. Morgan
Island Church Christmas Program Called Off
Island residents will gather at Hopewell School for a children’s program replacing the planned Island Episcopal church event. The congregation and Sunday school teachers voted last night to move the celebration. a meeting at Hopewell School tonight aims to finalize arrangements for a program there as the entire neighborhood plans to attend. Superintendent Glen Skemp will be away in Seaton with his mother for the holiday.
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Episcopal Church
Hopewell School
Island Church
Glen Skemp
Eupere
Seaton
Slough Popular With Young People At Kemper Pond
Widespread use of Wemper's Pond and Bernhard Kemper grounds draws South End youths for skating despite rough ice from recent warm spells. High school students and others in Muscatine enjoy the cold snap, with late courtyards beyond 9 pm. Kemper's Pond serves younger locals, noted for regular attendance and a family bearing.
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Bernhard Kemper
Stewart Road
Muscatine
South Muscatine
Kemper's
South End
How to Cure Wrinkles at Home
A dated home remedy piece discusses true causes of wrinkles and cautions against expensive cosmetics. It argues women seek cures and chase marketing hype, urging proper nourishment and heat to underlying tissues for healthier skin and fewer blemishes.
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Hurrius Mwa
A Good Complexion Due Your Husband
A Women's Fortnightly Journal discusses facial care for wives, arguing a husband’s attraction hinges on appearance. It critiques careless use of creams and promotes a specific caled balwam balm to purify and improve skin, urging readers to try an ounce and polish their look.
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Jong
Jexton
Local notes from Mullard Congregational church meeting
The Mullard Congregational church trustees will hold a regular monthly session at the chapel this evening. Walter Crawzaugh and Quincy Cooperate are at the Big Timber and Thomas Balvard works near Illinois City this morning. Bible sly lings organized by Rev W B Thomlinson met at Mulford chapel last evening.
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Evans Street
Moline
Mullard Congregational Church
Walter Crawzaugh
Quincy
Big Timber
Thomas Balvard
Illinois City
Tor
Bible Slylings
W. B. Thomlinson
Mulford Chapel
Frightened Horse Dashes, 13-Year-Old Hero Saves Boy
Osmond Hubbard, 13, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Bubyard, narrowly escaped injury when a spirited buggy driven along Oregon Street and struck by a street car leapt, snapping an axle. He jumped free with reins in hand and halted the frightened horse, aided by nearby witnesses in Demorest Avenue.
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Osmond Hubbard
Frank Bubyard
Got Demorest Avenue
Oregon Streehear Dewey Street
Aim
South Ad
Champion Gotch On Farewell Tour In Porfeet
Champion Frank A. Gotch, famed wrestler, plans a farewell tour ending in Porfeet at the Grand on the 14th. Afterward he heads for Humboldt, then a world itinerary with Emil Kank, visiting Auge trade, South America, South Africa, Asia, and Europe before retirement. He is described as a class of his own, with speed, power, and precision. The article praises his career and signals his final appearance as a grappling monarch on a continent-wide schedule.
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Frank A. Gotch
Grand
Gotch
Wackenschmidt
Humboldt
Frank
Labor Day
Portland
Gulf
Emil Kank
South America
South Africa
Europe
Towan
Goteh
Western Drama at the Grand
A Western stage drama titled The Cry Baby plays at the Grand with matinee and evening shows Sunday. It portrays frontier life and a cow puncher hero, highlighting the rugged ethics and duties of the old West.
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Omaha Man
S. R. B. Store
Slough
Ich
Wemper
Walter Shellady
Turkey Ridge
Mrorninog
J. B. Hoopes
High Prairia
Big Maddendale
Charles Dittman
Stage Review
Women's Fortnightly Journal
Strent
Jud
Spirited Union
King OF
All Grapplers
LITH
Porfeet
Tion
Lester Snuth
Ccu
tSi
Enka
Lic
H. Schmidt & Son Co
Lawson
Rudolf
Ludwig
Howard
Regent
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