Local Newspaper Ad and Circulation Details Collected
The text lists publisher and editor names, advertising representatives in multiple cities, subscription rates and delivery terms, and local newsstand agencies. It notes daily and semi weekly editions, mail rates, and agency locations in Muscatine and surrounding areas including East Hill and West Hill groceries and drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loomis
R. J. Leysen
City
Lee Newspaper Syndicate
Associated Press
Chicago
Cone Lorenzen & ‘Woodman
New York
Cone, Lorenzen &Woodman
Brunswick
Kansas City
Cone
Lorenzen
Woodman
Gumbell
Detroit
Woodmen
Free Press
Atlanta
Cone, Lorenzen & Woodman
Muscatine
Jo Hat
Wall Mail
the Journal
Te City
East Hill
Doliman
East Fod Street
Metzgar
Local Telephone Directory Entry Lists Calls and Contacts
Iowa private branch exchange numbers 26 and 27 direct calls to departments and editors. The publisher is L. P. Loomis, with roles including managing editor and city editor, plus society editor and advertising manager listed. For business office inquiries use 26 or 27.
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Iowa
L. P. Loomis
Pitchforth
Adv
President Wilson's Third Annual Message to Congress
President Wilson delivers his third annual message stressing efficiency and security, urges neutrality in world affairs, and advocates Pan Americanism with South American republics. He calls for US readiness and a stronger military while denying any political suzerainty in the Western Hemisphere, arguing for a partnership approach with Latin America.
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Wilson
Congress
United States
Europe
Sam
Western Hemisphere
South America
Upbuilding of the merchant marine and U S policy
The piece argues for stronger American merchant marine development as essential for peace and war alike. It critiques President Wilson's address, warning against liberty without license, and notes Congress must support the program with courage, revenue plans, and party unity.
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America
Democratic Congress
Wilson
Democratic’ Congress
The Cost of Recklessness in Motoring
Dr G H Sumner reports auto fatalities in Iowa for twelve months ending Sept 1 show 117 killed by automobiles. With an assumed $20 009 per life the cost of recklessness and carelessness in motoring approaches $2.5 million. Total Iowa deaths in the period reach 211 893 with 1 624 from violent means. railroads and motorcycles account for additional fatalities.
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G. H. Sumner
State Board of Health
Iowa
Cummins Presses Amendment Change on Interstate Commerce Act
Washington notes that Senator Cummins of Iowa, fatigued by being linked to the trunk value requirement for traveler baggage, plans to offer an amendment in the Senate to relieve travelers of that burden. He says he may not back Weeks of Massachusetts’ similar proposal and recalls his own bill to allow full damages for rail freight, while noting Reed of Missouri pushed the related amendment during consideration.
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Washington, D. C
Cummins
Iowa
Senate
Weeks
Mass
Reed
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
They Refuse to Eat and Scott's Emulsion Helps
They fail to relish meals and growth seems impeded causing anxiety. Nutrition is impaired if forced to eat. Healthful exercise and sun are important but a spoonful of Scott's Emulsion, three times daily, feeds tissues and improves blood and appetite. Scott & Downe, Broomsfield, NJ offer this medicinal food free from alcohol.
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Scott
Scott & Downe
Broomsfield
Reminiscences of Long Ago Clippings from Muscatine Journal
Reminiscences of long ago list fifty forty thirty and twenty years past events in Muscatine including snowstorm sleighing, J B Gibboney and family at the Commercial, Wilson Ewing undertaker, Chris Ruudeschel happiness over a 7 1 2 pound baby, Dunn and Kerr elected to posts, Mrs Col Hill returning from Davenport, a note that twenty years ago was Sunday, and a birthday gathering for Hayden Homer Hine with 40 youths at 509 Walnut Street featuring music and games.
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J. B. Gibboney
Louisa County
Wilson Ewing
Second Street
Chris. Ruudeschel
Bel
Des Moines
C. Dunn
Protective Associat
E. H. Kerr
Col Hill
Davenport
Dull Sea Cliff Vacation Changes With a Mysterious Suitor
Lily Brayton finds vacation dull until a handsome stranger, Jack Bassington, retrieves a dropped letter and follows it to a New York city boarding house. He moves into the Braytons’ brownstone, hoping for more than a passing encounter as Lily’s quiet longing meets a curious, fated chance.
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Lily
Jack Bassington
Lilly Brayton
Sea Cliff
Lily Brayton
Bassington
Iowa and national figures urge action onDry law and rural mail
In Washington Irving C. Norwood promotes Rock Island arsenal expansion while Senator Sheppard pushes a District of Columbia prohibition bill. Iowa figures Cummins and delegation vow to rally public sentiment to force postal cuts reversal and postal reform.
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Irving C. Norwood
Davenport
Washington
National Defense
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Norwood
Congress
Rock Island Arsenal
Feel Young Olive Tablets Advertisement
An old style advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a natural gentle laxative to ease constipation. It claims the tablets open the bowels without pain and suit older persons, with pricing 10c and 25c per box and distribution by The Olive Tablet Company in Columbus Ohio.
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Olive Tablet Company
Columbus
Lily Brayton and Bassington Meet Under Starry Sea Cliff Skies
In Sea Cliff, Lily Brayton attracts Mr. Bassington at dinner and on the roof. He confesses he has watched her daily, praising her charm while noting he avoided convention. Lily hints she is conventional yet signals changes sparked by a dropped letter.
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Bassington
Mrs. Brayton
Lily
Brayton
Sea Cliff
Two Die in Fire at Seventh Avenue Hotel
Two men were burned to death and ten others injured when a fire partly destroyed the three story Seventh Avenue hotel in Louisville Kentucky early today. Police and firemen rescued fifteen guests while twenty five others escaped in their night clothing.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Seventh Avenue
Greece May Enter War and Its Expected Effects
In Athens a correspondent surveys Greece’s military figures and history, noting King Constantine I as a symbolic leader and General Victor Dousmanis as the practical strategist. It highlights Greece’s army size, imperial ties, and the potential impact of Greek entry into a European war, with Dousmanis and General Moskopoulos described as pivotal if war arrives.
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Athens
Greece
Associated Press
Constantine I
Victor Dousmanis
Prussia
Dousmanis
Corfu
Turkey
Dous
Manis
Constantine
Bulgaria
Prince George
Kilkick
Order of the Savior
Constantine Moskopoulos
Salonika
Constantinople
Military
Moskopoulos
Sarandopoulo
Mt. Kanvounian
Sarandapoulo
Rakhovo
Mt. Vernious
Costania
Mt. Lizika
Vestanjoul
New Spanish Cabinet Formation Report
King Alfonso held talks with the presidents of the chamber and senate and Liberal leaders via Paris about forming a cabinet to replace the Dato administration. Details specify the date as December 7 through December 8 at 5:05 a.m. Madrid time.
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Associated. Press
Madrid
Paris
Alfonso
Chamber
Senate
Miss Mame Moon Addresses Club on Railroad Bridges
Miss Mame Moon spoke at the Shakespeare club on the effect of refrigerator car seepin on iron railroad bridges. Velvet is promised for this winter but not for father.
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Mame Moon
Shakespeare Club
Reformists Leader to Meet King After Cabinet Split
The text notes a Monday resignation and a planned audience with Senor Alvarez by the king tomorrow. Political circles favor a cabinet formed from liberal party factions under Prime Minister Count Romanones, indicating a likely coalition government and leadership change.
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Senor Alvarez
Liberal Party
Count Romanones
British Steamer Commodore Sunk Off Liverpool
London dispatch reports the British steamer Commodore, owned by Charente Steamship Company Limited of Liverpool, has been sunk. Multiple vessels share the name Commodore, but the sunk ship’s ownership is clarified here. The vessel’s gross tonnage was 5858.
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Associated Press
London
Admiralty
Charente Steamship Company, Limited
Liverpool
Bross
Man Credits Foley Kidney Pills For Relief Of Back Pain
Alvis Sowers of Ade, Indiana, endured eight years of back and kidney pain until Foley Kidney Pills eased his suffering. He reports bloating, scant bright red secretions, and rapid improvement after three boxes with continued health. He joins others praising the pills for toning kidneys and easing joint and rheumatic pain.
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Alvis Sowers
Ade
Ind
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BY Journal Printing CO
The
Muscatine Journal
Iowa ‘Traveling Men’ S
Dorothy Douglas
McClure
National
Morris Sheppard
Texas
National Anti-Saloon League
Sheppard
District of Columbia
House
Senator Cummins
Post Office
Dr. Edwards
CSUR
Crown Pianos
Geo. P. Bent Company
Hirt & Fesler
Muscatine, Towa
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