Foolproof Rheumatism Cure Claim From Mark E L Jackson
An unverified testimonial from Mark E L Jackson of Syracuse New York promotes a claimed rheumatism cure. The letter offers the remedy free to test but requests a dollar after success, asserting no payment if not needed. It asks sufferers to mail name and address to receive the treatment.
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Mark EL. Jackson
Agraciiae
New York
Reed
Moscilar
Ferad
Mar
Jackson
Cota Purser
Homecoming Sunday Morning at First M E Church
Members of the First M E Church will gather for a Homecoming Sunday during the morning service designated as Membership Day. Since Rev. Smith’s arrival, a member-to-member canvass has aimed to reconnect former members with the church, with a special sermon planned for the morning and an evening sermon by Rev. Al Smith on The New Testament Idea of Hell. A bake sale fundraiser by Tavdlox Aid of the Grace Lutheran church is also noted at Standard Grocery on Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
al Smith
Tavdlox
Graea Lutheran Church
Standara Grocery
Christmas Party Plans Highlight Kensington Club
Park Avenue Kensington members hosted guests at Mrs. Frank Hinkel's, planning a December 21 party with Mrs. Carl Ganzenhauser. Songs, refreshments, and socializing preceded the event. St Katherine's Guild met at Miss Stella Wilson's to plan a sale for December 19 with Trinity Guild, featuring home made candy and crafts. Mrs. Charles Godfrey hosted the M. W. club for sewing and a December 19 supper benefiting the Homesteaders drill team. The drill team rehearsed for the December 1 hall entertainment to raise funds. The North Prairie Boys Band box social yielded $29.50, with a large crowd and a four-song program. The Ladies Aid served coffee for the benefit. A Methodist church dinner event cleared more than previous years, with 627 meals served. planning continues at the church for final tallies.
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Park Avenue Kensington
Park Avenue
Kensington Club
Frank Hinkel
Kensington
Carl Ganzenhauser
Tol Park Avenue
St. Katherine's
Miss Wilson
St. Katherine’s Guild
Trinity Church
Stella Wilson
West Fourth Street
Tricuty Guild
Godfrey HO
Charles Godfrey
M. W. Club
North Orange Street
Irs
John Spence
Pond Street
North Prairie Boy
North Prairia
Fred Kaufman
Ladiey Ald Society
Mrs Toy Enturdaints Adies Aid Society Meet
The Ladies Aid society of Spanglers chapel spent a full day session yesterday as guests of Mrs Robert Toyne. A bountiful noon dinner was served for twenty five. The next meeting will be the second Wednesday in January at Mrs George Sawyer's home. Auction Bridge club met at Mrs W Huttix home with Mrs Frank Gix winning the club award and Mrs Howard Bartlett taking the guests prize. The next meeting place hasn’t been decided. The annual Methodist Turkey dinner by the Ladies Aid society of the First church was noted.
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Mrs. Toy
AID Society
Ladies' Aid Society of
Spangler
Robert Toyne
George Sawyer
Auction Bridger Club
Harry Metig
W. Huttix
Auction Bridge Club
West Thier Street
Frank Gix
Howard Bartlett
Linners
Methodist
Ladies’ Aid Society of the First
Excelsior Library Society Meet and Officer Election
Excelsior Library society members are urged to attend a winter meeting on Saturday evening, December 12, at Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Downer home. The gathering will include a business session, officer elections, and a social hour. Park Avenue Ladies Serve Supper at M. B. Church
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Excelsior Literary Society
Excelsior Library Society
Alr
J. B. Downer
Ladies Aid Meet at Church Parlors
The Ladies' Aid Society of the German Congregational church met yesterday afternoon in the church parlor for a regular session. The afternoon was spent sewing and dainty refreshments were served by Mrs. J. Simon. The next meeting will be held Wednesday, Dec. 16, in the church parlors.
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Ladies Aid
Patelors
Ladies’ Aid Society
German Congregational Church
Palory
Wes
Mission group to meet at Mrs Lillibridge home
The Women’s Mission circle of the First Congregational church will meet Friday afternoon at Mrs Chester Lillibridge’s West Fourth street home. The discussion topic is Growing and Reaping In Turkey led by Mrs W Norton. Mrs FM Seigler will lead the devotional exercises.
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Mission Cole
Lillibridgih
First Congregational Church
Chester Lillibridge
West Fourth Street
Turkey
Tols
W. Norton
FM. Seigler
Kenyon Bleasley Nuptials Celebrated in Ottawa
Miss Lillian B Kenyon and Clifford Bleasley both of Ottawa Illinois were married yesterday afternoon at 4 at the Presbyterian church with Rev J B Rendall officiating. The couple will reside in Ottawa for the moment. The Jamestown Lights society of the Baptist church will meet at church parlors next Monday December 14 for a scenic supper as a feature of the evening.
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Kenyon-Bleasley
Lillian B. Kenyon
Clifford Bleagsley
Ottawa
Til
Presbyterian Matse
J. B. Rendall
Bleasley
Jartiower Lights Society
Baitist Church
War lifts costs of U S foodstuffs says commerce report
A Commerce Department report notes wholesale prices for many factory and staple food items rose after the European war began. From January to October, granulated sugar climbed over 1.5 cents per pound, wheat up 20 cents per bushel, beef and pork prices also moved higher while coffee and other staples showed mixed changes.
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Washington, D.C
United States
Department of Commerce
Danbury Hatters Appeal Before Supreme Court
The Danbury hatters case opens before the Supreme Court with about 280 union men appealing a New York federal court ruling ordering them to pay 252000 damages for a boycott against Danbury hatmakers during a strike over ten years ago.
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Cross Liansen
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Danbury
Musterole advertised for children and ailments
A vintage musterole advertisement touts the ointment for croup colds sore throat and bron chitis with claims of quick relief for many ailments including rheumatism sprains and pneumonia prevention. It promotes genuine Musterole from Cleveland Ohio and warns to refuse imitators with 25 5 and 2 50 hospital sizes.
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Susie
Johnny
Father
Granny
Muserole
Musterole Company
Cleveland
Obie
Larger Citizenship Subject Of Address
Rev A S Smith of the First Aerodist Episcopal church spoke on a larger citizenship to German M E Brotherhood after a banquet. He urged active franchise participation, backing elected officers, enactment of righteous laws, and enforcement as duty, stressing home life religion and family altars as vital for citizenship.
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M. E. Brotherhood
Rey
A.S. Smith
Aerodist Episcopal Church
Mr. Smith
Odd Fellows elect officers at West Liberty lodge meeting
West Liberty Lodge No. 190 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows held its regular meeting electing officers for the new term. N.G. Loring Atkins led the slate with Croud Alpha Rate as R and Secretaries Thea Jones and Chester Beach as Financial Sec and Treasurer Irwin Compton. Local residents and visitors are noted including births, attendances, funerals, and upcoming December Floriculture Society events featuring Mrs Elizabeth Barnes and others.
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West Liberty
West Liberty Lodge No. 190
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Loring Atkins
Croud—Alphas Rate
Thea. Jones
Financial Sec
Chester Beach
Irwin Compton
Harry Hilderbrand
Columbus Junction
Roy Hilderbrand
Masry Gipple
M. Beach
Cedar Rapids
Roy Stevens
Cr. Nichols
Cedar Rapiis
Don Barnes
Floriculture Society
Elizabeth Barnes
Spencer Street
Smithsonian Atitute
Hantat Weetfall
Dora Wagner
Buffalo
Mary Anderson
Chas. Martin
California
J. M. Martin
William Maxon
Rion Barnes
Chester Weber
Fort Madison
Frank
Dade Weber
Washington
Milas Myrtle Pinney
J. W. Dessing
Des Moines
F. M. Melick
Qhas. Lamboot Atalisan
Liberty
Sarah Jones
Mt. Vernon
B. J.lamb
Atalissa
F. B. Holmen
Wu. Nachbaur
Wilsons celebrate 80th birthday and 36th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Matt Wilson marked Mrs Wilsons 80th birthday and their 36th anniversary with an elaborate 12 oclock family dinner for fourteen. Guests included son Grant Wilson and family and daughter Mrs George Anderson and family. eighty candles brightened the birthday cake as friends called later. The couple hosted meetings at the Christian church earlier in the week and Mr and Mrs G H Ketchner of Long Beach among those visiting. Later the Ketchners planned a trip to visit relatives in Iowa Falls before returning to California.
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The
Christian Church
Greg Swem
G. H. Ketchner
Long Beach
Roy Tipton
R. H.tinton
Conesville
W. Jd. Swem
Liberty
Matt Wilson
Wilson
Five Rail Men Injured In Wreck On Lake Shore Line
Five railroad workers were injured, none seriously, when westbound passenger train No. 15 on the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern was sideswiped by an eastbound freight near Hutsla, New York, on December 10. Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy advertisement also appears, promoting a remedy for chronic stomach trouble and constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
Henderson Dring Co
Associated Press
Hufsla
N. Y
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern Raihway
Train Wreck at Bay View Derails Two Cars No Injuries
A crossover at Bay View caused a collision that hurled two locomotives into the ditch and derailed two sleeping cars. No passengers sustained injuries.
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Bay View
Russell to Lead 1915 Chicagoans
Paul B Russell known as Peta was elected captain of the University of Chicago football team for the 1915 season. A junior quarterback, he helped win the conference championship in 1912 and led the current machine as field general, earning several all conference selections.
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Chicago
Paul
Russel
Peta
University of Chicago
Russell
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