Local Briefs Include Visits and Travel Updates
Dr John leaves last evening for a short professional visit at Nichols. Mrs Christian Fowler of Fruitland visited in the city yesterday afternoon. J B Smith of Keota attended to business in this city yesterday. Mrs Mary Baker of Long Pine Neb departed for home after visiting her parents on Oak Street. Robert Shannon, chairman of the board of supervisors, left for Nichols after meetings here Monday and Tuesday. Golden Red coffee advertisement and insurance note appear among the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Stirlen
J. H. Letts
Letts
S. Carl
Fairfield
M. J. Gingerich
Madison
Ohio
Katona
Rev. G. W. Chapel
Chicago
Washington
Eb, H. King
Henry Heuer
Rome
Wilton
Christopher Heuer
John F. Zybarth
Nichols
B.D. Doty
Oak Street
J. E. Stevenson '& Son
Hershey
Robert Shannon
Board of Supervisors
Union Meeting for Women in Muscatine
South Muscatine pastors announce a mass meeting for women next Sunday at Hoopes Hall. The event, under South End churches and local YWCA, features Ellen C. Marshall of Chicago and Avelda Bates of Preston as vocalists and Marshall as speaker, inviting all young women in the city.
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South Muscatine
South End
Hoopes Hall
Ellen C. Marshall
Chicago
First Presbyterian Church
Avelda Bates
Preston
Mulford
Marshall
Royal Chair with Adjustable Back Feature
The article describes the Morris chair praised for its roomy graceful design and a back that stays in place after adjustment. A small button under the right arm allows raising or lowering the back without leaving the chair. No rod is needed to secure the back in position.
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Royal
Morris
New Dynamo to Power Muscatine Plant Expansion
Frigid weather has caused heavy ice on Muscatine slough and local ponds. A more powerful dynamo is being installed at the McKee and Bliven Button factory to boost electricity. the current unit suffices for lighting until the new machine arrives. Skating prospects improve as snow clears the ice.
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McKee & Bliven
Muscatine
Model Factory in Running Order at South Muscatine
Fifty machines will operate when the Model factory opens tomorrow in South Muscatine. The plant was tested successfully with encouraging results, and management expects to hire fifty workers initially. The facility touts superior layout, lighting, and sanitation, claiming unmatched conditions in the city. A church quartet from Mulford, led by Miss Avelda Bates, will perform tomorrow. George Elfers of South Muscatine was injured when his bicycle collided with a buggy on Parl avenue, dislocating his left shoulder. Dr. H. B. Fulliam treated him.
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Muscatine
Mulford
Avelda Bates
Miss Bates
Frances Nietzel
Fred Eftman
Arthur Springborn
Bugey
Bugsy
Parl Avenue
Hast
Revival to close next Sunday in South Muscatine churches
Revival meetings in South Muscatine churches will end next Sunday, moving up the plan from December 14 to Sunday evening for a larger attendance and more converts. Men’s afternoon session promised to be strong, with hopes of notable results. Also reported: hunting party including Charles Schmalz and others returned from Letts with 14 quails, 39 rabbits, and several squirrels. Nearby, Mr and Mrs Famer Nollard from San Francisco visited Thomas Mid Paleton’s home before departing. Clarke Fisler of near Sernitland spent yesterday in town visiting friends and handling business.
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South Muscatine
Charles 'Schmalz
Otto Quandt
John. Diercks
McKee
John Richley
Letts
South
Ind
No Money, Just Name and Address for Women's Disease Aid
A historic appeal by Mrs. Miller offers free home remedy and a health book to women suffering from female diseases or piles. She previously donated large sums for treatment, operating from a major city office with many clerks, aiming to cure leucorrhea, ulcerations, displacements, and related symptoms without doctors. Letters to Mrs. Miller promise a 160 cent box and explanatory illustrations sent by mail at no cost.
Why Men Desert Their Wives and Divorce Causes
A speaker argues that eight of ten divorces stem from female weakness and a neglected home. She credits Mrs. Cora B. Miller's home remedy for preventing divorce, urging readers to send for her advice to cure female trouble and restore health and happiness at home.
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Cora B. ‘Miller
Million Women Bless Her Name Grateful Letters From World
Over one million women credit Mrs. Miller's mild home remedy for relief from female complaints. Letters from across countries praise the treatment and its health restoring effects. Send a coupon to Mrs. Cora B. Miller in Kokomo Indiana to prove the remedy at Mrs. Miller's expense.
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Carrie Hailey
Pickneville
Ala
Cora B. Miller
Kokomo
Ind
There Is Some One Near You Cured By Mrs. Miller
A broad claim extols Mrs. Millers home treatment as a cure for female ailments after doctors fail. The notice urges readers to obtain a free coupon and contact local supporters, promising rapid relief and widespread grateful testimonials.
Room Only For The Well
An appeal praises home treatment offered by Mrs. Miller of Kokomo to cure women suffering in society, home, school, church, or business. The notice claims many cases previously deemed hopeless have been cured at home, urging readers to seek or reject the program.
How To Give Any Case Of Piles
A medical advertisement promises a universal pile remedy for men and women. It claims the treatment heals diseased membranes anywhere, provides speedy, safe, lasting relief, and ends burning and itching from the first use. A free treatment is offered to requestors.
Put Your Faith In Mrs Miller Medicine Claim
An advertisement touts a home treatment for female diseases and piles backed by “over a million ladies.” It claims many cures nationwide without coercion and invites readers to order the remedy to prove its effectiveness.
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Mrs. Miller
Minister Endorses Mrs Miller Remedies In Notice
Rev P G Roscamp D D Presbyterian minister testifies that his family benefited from Mrs Cora B Miller home remedies and recommends them to the public. He urges readers not to delay and to send the coupon today.
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Cora. B. Miller
Coupon for Mrs Miller's Mild Home Treatment
A shortened 50 cent pack age coupon invites readers to fill in name and address on dotted lines and mail to Mrs. Cora B. Miller at 7462 Miller Building, recone Ind. The notice seeks prompt submission and provides the mailing address for redemption.
Local Visitors and Departures Reported in City Notes
Mrs Elizabeth Harper visiting Cedar Rapids returns to the city. Edith Marvin of Valparaiso Ind leaves for Chicago for the holidays. Richard Owens of Winfield arrives and stays with his brother Edward Hoopes Addition. Mind Kneller of Hershey Laverué plans a trip to St Louis for an extended visit. Mrs G Lilly of Fredonia leaves for home after brief Musserville visit.
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Elizabeth Harper
Wither Son
Cédar Rapids
Edith Marvin
Valparaiso
Ind
Greiner
Chicago
Richard Owens
Winfield. Ta
Hig
Edward
Hoopes
Kneller
Hershey Laverué
St. Louis
Asand
G. Lilly
Fredonia
Musserville
Alarming reports on Empress's health unfounded
From St Petersburg on December 8, officials deny critical illness of the empress. Daily telegrams from Livadia state she attends dinners and ceremonies, noting two years of nervous strain and inflammation in leg veins but no marked change.
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Livadia
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Marie Getz
West Fourth Street
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Jaf Thompson
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B. F. Beitel
Near
Iowa
Fred Bunde
Gladwin
F. A. Neidig
East Second ST
Iowa Farm Mortgage Loans
Earth
J. E. Stevenson
Sos Hershey
Boboromoeces
Boboboe
Union Meeting
The
SGA
Royal Morris
MBE & Bliven's
Electricity
New South End
Cora’b. Miller
Divine