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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1910
Page
2
Clyde F. Camerer of Rosalia Washington testifies he suffered severe back pain breathlessness and blood in urine before using Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root. After ten bottles he reports full recovery and urges others with kidney liver or bladder trouble to try the remedy. Notarized July 23 1909 by Verne Towne.
Dr Kilmer Co of Binghamton invites readers to request a sample bottle of Swamp Root and a booklet about kidneys and bladder. The Muscatine Daily Journal is asked to be mentioned. Available at drug stores for fifty cents and one dollar.
Extra crews are busy along the Rock Island and Milwaukee lines as winter freight rush increases. Yard activity shows efforts to keep trains moving with all divisions pressed into service. Agent W. S. Underdonk cites late coal movements and post-strike load as causing the surge. officials say railroads are trying to catch up.
Wisconsin shipped Christmas trees arrive in the city and go on sale at several grocers. A local seller calls them the finest yet, with firmer demand this year despite scarcer supply from spruce forest fires. Merchants have one car load, with more expected later in the week.
The Bay Island column records Gladys Faulkner and Ida Rockhorck traveling to Muscatine for business, Ed Anderson visiting Foster, H Kranz hosting visitors, Passmore Bros preparing a new apartment, A W Kranz family visits Pine Bluffs, Rose Randolph and niece stop by, James Howard enjoys a Saturday fishing haul, Lilian Heath starts school at District 79, and Mrs Miller’s illness after moving from Wetzler farm to Pine Bluffs.
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a painless, private at home remedy for piles. It claims instant relief, noninvasive treatment, and that a full-sized box costs 50 cents with possible single-box cure. Mail order offer includes a free trial package from Pyramid Drug Co.
Mrs Inez Lewis of Baring Maine describes her four month old and sixteen month old son suffering severe eczema that covered his face hands and body. After using Hood s Sarsaparilla his condition improved and the child recovered fully. The advertisement touts Hood s Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and energy builder available in liquid or Sarsatab form.
Week of small events includes James Miller called home then returned to St. Louis. Eliza hosts a moving picture show with attendees from the Bay. Albert Martin and wife hosted visitors Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bainer from New Boston. Miss Gladys Faulkner plans Christmas program at Bay School with tree on Christmas Eve.
The Vor waerts Turn-Verein elected officers last night as its three year old society grows to about 100 members. New posts include Henry Heinz as first speaker, Chris Klopp as second speaker, Hans Braasch recording secretary, John Wol frum financial secretary, William Diercks treasurer, Edward Danz steward, John Schreke banner bearer, and trustees John J. Brown Chas Spieth John Nester. An entertainment committee was formed for a forthcoming event.
M Mayer of Chester New York reports severe back pain and fatigue from kidney trouble. He used Foley Kidney Pills and claims they revived his strength and cured him, with life restored and energy returned. A W Morgan, a local druggist, endorses the remedy.
The M B A lodge held a meeting last evening with fourteen candidates ballot in and eleven initiated. Officers were elected: President E H King, Vice President Mrs Ella Gray, Secretary E G Barnard, Treasurer Emma Hediker, Chaplain Anna Barnard, Conductor Nettie Lundt. An oyster supper and installation are planned for the first meeting of the new year.
The Young People's Society of the United Brethren Church held its annual meeting last evening. Plans for the coming year were outlined, reports showed a healthy organization, and officers were elected including President George Herwig and Vice President Jessie Kopp. A New Year’s Eve watch party was planned, and a January mission study class was arranged.
The Family theatre vaudeville bill featured Napoli Trio delivering a vivid street musical act with accordion mandolin and guitar. Wright and Stanley impressed with The Phonetic Waiter while Blanche Irwin wowed with vocal tone and costume changes. Bert Lennon performed impersonations and Brockman returned with illustrated songs pleasing the crowd after delays.
A. J. Furnas came back to his Columbus Junction home on Monday after attending to business in Muscatine.
Muscatine Jackson club executive committee to meet Wednesday at 7 30 PM to arrange the annual banquet. Democrats trumpet a triumphant, harmonious gathering with eager speakers and a large expected attendance.
Two cent per mile railroad fare will be charged for holiday travel in Iowa and the two cent territory this year. When the two cent fare began, the previous low rates were abandoned. Last Christmas and Thanksgiving had reduced rates, but officials say the two cent fare equals former three cent rates. Missouri may be the only state nearby with holiday rates, charging one one third for round trips.
J W Greer of Greenwood Louisiana suffered severe lumbago requiring injections for relief. He says the pain started in the back and became nearly paralyzing before he used Foley's Kidney Remedy, after which he remains free from the old ailment. A W Morgan, a local druggist, endorses the remedy.
The Presbytery of Keokuk will convene December 13 and 14 at the United Presbyterian church in Morning Sun. A number of local births and gatherings are noted, including a new Caldwell son born November 24 and the Lyric Glee Club performance. Local visits and travels are listed among residents and families.
A district high school gathering featured gold and blue bunting centerpieces with hand drawn place cards by Helen Brown. Freshmen Frances Jamison Zella McElhinney Mildred Latta and Helen Brown served a three course supper followed by a toast program led by Carl Krenmeyer with remarks from Homer Anderson and Russell McElhinney.
Advertisement states PAZO OINTMENT cures itching bleeding protruding or blind piles in 6 to 14 days. Drugstore refund offered if cure not achieved. Price 50 cents.
D N Troyer travels to Chicago with cattle shipments. Hesselschwerdt and Mehaffey work on furnace installation in Kinross. Mrs Carr and Mrs Hawthorne visit Kalona. John Wise returns from Ottumwa. Will Kleopfer attends Roy Ruegigger funeral in Wellman. Mrs Bridenstine visits Iowa City. Miss Josie Allen visits Riverside. John Whitmore attends Masonic meeting in Iowa City. Mary Dewees visits Muscatine. Aldaker couple visit Clarence for weekend. Alva and Roy Niffenegger go to Rock Island. Wm Irwin covers railroad office in Kalona and heads to Blue Grass. Eunice Rogers visits Iowa City. Ethel Allen seeks Chicago medical treatment. Snair and Everett Allen visit Moline. Mr and Mrs Chas Stimmel of (truncated)
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