Roosevelt Addresses New Haven Banquet Praises White Chief Justice
Col Theodore Roosevelt spoke at the New Haven chamber banquet to a crowd of 600. He avoided campaign topics, praised the appointment of White as chief justice, and discussed corporate control issues. He proposed toasts to President Taft and the White House.
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New Haven
Conn
Theodore Roosevelt
Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt
Baldwin
Simeon E. Balwin
Col
Col. Roosevelt
Taft
White House
United States
Remarkable Cuticlay Cure Promises for Skin Ailments
An advertisement hails Cuticlay as a natural dry powder from Mexico that rapidly relieves eczema boils ulcers pimples and other skin diseases. It cites several cures by Dr G F Shaw Arorstein and others in Chihuahua and El Paso and offers trial packets by mail with prices and local Muscatine shops listed.
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Mexico
G. F. Shaw
Chihuahua
Mex
W. Dale
Chihuahua Investment Co
Arorstein
el Paso
Tex
Jacob John
Chicago
Theo
Laux
Delaware Place
The
Cuticlay Co
Ill
A. G. Bestenlehner
McBride & Cope
Havercamp
Diapepsia Promise Helps Digestion In Five Minutes
A 50 cent case of Papes Diapepsia is advertised as a harmless digestive aid that relieves sour stomach and indigestion in five minutes. The ad claims it digests heavy meals, reduces belching and nausea, and can cure stomach misery for the whole family.
Roosevelt Codes a Radical Program for Reform
In a New Haven address Col Roosevelt belts his belief in strong labor measures and regulated corporations. He defends his radical stance, favors national and state rights as needed, and urges government to treat companies with exact justice, akin to a man with his grocer.
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White
Col. Roosevelt
New Haven
West
Chamber of Commerce
Republic
Baldwin
Whitacre to Publish World Theatre Encyclopedia
Joseph A. Whitacre of the Marshalltown Times-Republican announced a forthcoming four volume theatrical encyclopedia. After eight years of research in major libraries, the work promises forty to fifty thousand subjects with biographies and original play histories, production dates, runs, and critics’ notes.
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Ltowa Evening Press
Marshalltown, A
Joseph A. Whitacre
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Whitacre
Quincy to Lose Central Association Ties
Six cities voted to release Quincy from the Central Association, with Hannibal opposing. A formal release will follow a directors meeting and a $2,500 payment agreement by owner Harry Hofer. Muscatine Cedar Rapids and possibly Waterloo would then join the circuit, reshaping the league after Quincy departs.
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Quincy
Central Association
Hannibal
Muscatine
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
League
Quincey
Monmouth
Justice
Association
Hofer
Harry Hofer
Keokuk
Ottumwa
Burlington
Burlington Hawk- Eye
Rock Island Argus
The
Argus
Tearney
Jeremiah
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets offered free if not satisfactory
An optimistic medical tone promotes Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets as a guaranteed cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. The ad cites Bismuth Subnitrate Pepsin and carminatives as key ingredients and notes a three size price scheme plus availability only at A. W. Morgans Pharmacy.
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Rexall
A. W. Morgan’s
West Second Street
Surprise Party In Iowa Bluffs Celebrates Weavers
A surprise gathering was held Wednesday evening, December 7, at the David Weaver home in Iowa Bluffs Ia. Relatives and friends attended and shared a fine time. W F Marston learned Friday of the serious illness of his.
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Iowa Bluffs
David Weaver
W. F. Marston
Local Social Notes From Lanark and Nearby Areas
A sequence of brief visits and family gatherings across Lanark and nearby towns includes Mrs. J. L. Slick of Lanark hosting relatives, multiple visits among the Browning, Simmons, Cushman and Weaver families, new arrivals, and Sunday dinners at several homes.
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J. L. Slick
Lanark
Illinois
Emmong
Lee Colton
Doren Cushman
L. G. Browning
Miss Mae
Harry Mishler
Jesse Biebinger
Ottie Kemp
David Weaver
Harry Simmons
al Raymond
Will Dennis
J. E. Reynolds
Ira Jones
Will Gabriel's
Eva Browning
Ed. Rawhauser
Columbus Junction
J. E. Reynold
Piano tuning and repair orders at Hirt and Fes ler
Local notice directs readers to leave tuning and repair orders at Hirt and Fes ler Piano Co with phone contact 586-X for service requests.
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Hirt & Fesler Piano Co
Hershey Building
Muscatine, Oee
Lone Tree man loses horse to rare meningitis case
John Kirkpatrick of Lone Tree Iowa loses his most valuable farm horse to spinal meningitis after a town trip. The horse, hitched for a drive to Iowa City, showed no signs until the journey began and died within hours of reaching town.
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Lone Tree Man
Iowa City
John Kirkpatrick
Lone Tree
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Iowan
Marshalltown
Central
GEM City
Chance of
Muscatine Homes
Blasius & Son
Schumann
Steger & Sons
Brinkeroff
M. Schulze & Sons
Geo. Steck
W. W. Kimball
Iowa
First Trust & Savings Bank
Carskaddan
G. G. Stein
R. K. Smith
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