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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1909

Page

19

Contention Over Humphrey Bill Hits Power Boat Owners

National debate erupts as the Humphrey bill would require annual inspections for steam and power boats 35 feet or longer and for boats carrying passengers for hire. It mandates lifeboats, life preservers, wireless gear, and licensed crew, with heavy penalties for noncompliance, aiming to regulate safety across river and harbor craft.

National Power Bost Association Humphrey Board of Supervising Inspectors Board of Supervising

Diapepsin Relief for Gas and Indigestion Gain

An ad claims Pape's Diapepsin cures gas, heartburn, and dyspepsia by aiding digestion. A single dose supposedly digests all food, prevents fermentation, and relieves stomach distress within minutes, prompting readers to buy a 50-cent case from a druggist.

Pape

Firemen seek gear upgrades amid council review

Chief Hagerman presented a list of needed articles for the city fire department, prompting a referral to the finance committee. The request includes two head protectors to improve smoke penetration safety, noting a costly Fisch building fire. Service certificates were approved for several firemen across the Champion Hose Co, Hook and Ladder, and Excelsiors.

C. C. Hagerman Fire Department Finance Committee Hagerman Fisch Champion Hose Co R. L. Boydston Louis Tiecke Charles Strohm John Wendinger L. A. Benninger Henry H. Korte M. P. Goff Charles Vetter George Schmidt Frank B. Smith Gustav C. Homeyer Champion Hook and Ladder Co Excelsior Hershey Hook and Ladder Co

Local residents spend day in Muscatine area

Mrs. David Parsons and daughter Mildred of Letts and many visitors from Cotter Washington Nichols Wilton Fos ter Mos cow East Second Street and Columbus Junction were seen in Muscatine yesterday. Delicacies from Slaughter's Candy Store and Braunworth's Sunny Sortth Shoes advertise locally.

David Parsons Mildred Letts J. A. Jones H. R. Jones Cotter

Social notes and local visits across Davenport area families

Hirschman leads captain degree staff with Mrs. Katie Strohm. Young Wylie returns from Pierce Nebraska after two months with Miss Norma Kautz. Mrs. Robi Patnce heads to Detroit for a month with her parents. Flora Moorhead, Davenport high student, visits from home. Stella Frank returns from Rock Island visit. The Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs. Rob Powser home with about 20 members and refreshments, deciding to suspend meetings until after holidays. D Bald calls in Muscatine about Suhl and Bala Button Co business.

S. H. Moorhead Stella Frank Ed. Kane Rock Island Ladies’ Aid Society Rob. Powser D. Bald Muscatine Suhl & Bala Button Co

Child Employers Obey Law on Age Certificates

State Labor Commissioner Van Duyn praises uniform adoption of age certificates for all under 16. A four-certificate system lets a child present birth, baptism, school, or parental age proof, kept on file by the employer. This ensures compliance and avoids state enforcement actions.

van Duyn Employers of Labor

Local Social Notes From Crawfordsville Iowa

Crawfordsville Iowa December 17 Mr and Mrs Frank Bentley and daughters Lucile and Eleanor visited at the home of his sister Mrs J G McCleary E J Davidson has just returned from a trip to San Luis Valley Col G Pulsifer has gone to Lenox for an extended visit with his mother Mrs Maxwell He will probably spend the winter there G W Nickolaus the old real estate agent who lately moved to San Luis Valley Col returned last week and took quite a party of men out to see the country Quite a number of the citizens have invested there Mrs Woolfolk who has been ill.

Crawfordsville Frank Bentley Lucile Eleanor J. G. McCleary E. J. Davidson San Luis Valley Pulsifer Lenox Maxwell G. W. Nickolaus Col

Pains and skin eruption cured by Cuticura in 1907 case

A Chicago man reports two years of itchy small eruptions that spread and disrupted work and sleep. After trying multiple doctors and lotions, he used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent Pills, yielding immediate relief from itching and complete disappearance of the eruption within three weeks.

A. Krutskoff Wabash Ave Chicago Ill

Pythian Sisters Elect Officers For Banner Temple

Buffalo Iowa December 16 at K of P hall Banner Temple No 260 Pythian Sisters elected officers for the coming year P C Mrs Sophia Kuhn M E C Mrs Lydia Ochsner E S Mrs Claud Ord E J Mrs Alma Hirschman M of T Mrs Francis Kar Of R and C Mrs Amelia Teusamer M of F Mrs Amelia Moorhead P of T Mrs Carrie Wasps O G Mrs Mona Claypool installing officer Mrs Josie Portsman trustees Mrs Anna Rosenbaugh Mrs Clara Miller and Mrs A De Lap delegates to district convention Mrs Emme Rosenbaugh alternate Mrs A

Amelia Teusamer Amelia Moorhead Carrie Wasps O. G Mona Claypool Josie Portsman Anna Rosenbaugh Clara Miller A. de Lap Emme Rosenbaugh Irs

White Prairie Social Notes December Visit and Visits

White Prairie diary items record Harry Rexroth riding to Iowa City on Saturday. Mrs Edward Rexroth and baby from Wilton visited Adolph Rexroth. Clara Steen, White Prairie teacher, stayed at her West Liberty home. Clara Ida and Freda DufFee and Fred visited John Maurer. Frank Duffee hosted friends Wednesday night. Fred Marolf of Wilton butchered beeves for John and Henry Maurer. The group serenaded Mr and Mrs Chas Brown Tuesday evening and extended best wishes.

White Prairie Harry Rexroth Iowa City Edward Rexroth Baby Wilton Adolph Rexroth Clara Steen West Liberty Clara Ida Freda Duffee Fred John Maurer Frank Duffee Fred Marolf John Henry Maurer Mrs. Chas. Brown

Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent Promise Reputable Skin Relief

The ad touts Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent as remedies for severe skin conditions including eczema psoriasis scalp issues acne and tetter. It claims testimonials prove their efficacy and offers various forms and prices with mailing options for the Cuticura Book on Diseases.

Potter Drug & Chem. Corp Sote Press Boston Mrs Bkus Diveases

Christmas Preparations and Local News Stir Town

Christmas programs are being prepared by the Presbyterian and M E S S communities with music and recitations. Stores overflow with holiday goods as children eye the displays. Local residents Mr and Mrs R E Davis visited Burlington, while Rev A B Hightshoe ended Crawfordsville M E F E field meetings due to bad weather. Church activities continue as presbytery meetings and holiday plans unfold among families and neighbors.

Presbyterian S. S R. E. Davis Burlington T. ©. Bennett Margaret Hall Chicago Rev. Robertson Kirkwood A. B. Hightshoe Wyman Crawfordsville M. FE Z. C. Corrie David Anwyl Moeting Presbytery Kankut Robt. Davis Little Rauchter Nellie Howard County Tones

Morgan Promotes ZEMO Skin Remedy Agency

Mr A W Morgan announces he will continue the agency for ZEMO the well known remedy for eczema pimples dandruff ring worm prickly heat tetter hives or any form of skin or scalp disease. Last year ZEMO cured chronic skin diseases and Morgan claims it gives the best results of any remedy he has sold for prompt relief and cure. ZEMO is a clean vegetable liquid for external use pleasant and suitable for infants.

A. W. Morgan Zemo Mr. Morgan

Ill Diana Crawford Severe Condition in Millersburg Heath

Local notes from Millersburg Illinois dated December report Diana Crawford remains seriously ill. Nearby residents Miss Viola Murdock aunt Mrs Martha Wakeland visited grandparents M D Murdock. Other items mention Lovell Herroon returning to Aledo and coal hauling by Jacob Morris. Armenian visitor R M Kallepian spoke at the school and M E church about missionary plans. Regular church services held December 12 with L D S absent. Mary Debord and Pearl Summers shopped in Althe.

Millersburg Diana Crawford Viola Murdock Martha Wakeland M. D. Murdock Wakeland Keithsburg Ill Lovell Herroon Aledo Jacob Morris Nat. Wakeland Missouri Mr. Morris Thomas McAfee Frank Goddard R. M. Kallepian M. E Kaltlenplan Mary Debord Pearl Summers Aleth Derlith

Ainsworth Notes from Dec 17 Local Visitations

Ainsworth residents report visits and travels with relatives in Washington Osage Monmouth and Caputa. Families include Mrs J W Peckham and Mrs Jim Morrison wintering in Caputa while Mr and Mrs Whitlock head to Missouri. A three week old baby of Mr and Mrs W P Wilson died and was buried in Ainsworth. More travelers sail to Eureka Springs Ark.

Ainsworth Everette Shearer Washington Jean Carden Baby Osage Alec Clegg Gertrude Beard Monmouth Ill Harry White J. W. Peckham Caputa S. D Jim Morrison Miles Guy Bingham Groton T. J. Whitlock Missouri Sam Charles Ross W. P. Wilson Ainsworth Cemetery Will Paul

Pleasant Prairie Christmas and social notes in 1910s Iowa

Pleasant Prairie Iowa residents report Christmas shopping trips to Muscatine and Davenport. Mr and Mrs George Eis with others attended the Drumm sale. Mrs Lena Agar and son from Sibley visit Mrs Agar's mother. With multiple locals visiting Muscatine and Davenport.

Sage Tea Hair Restorer Promoted by Wyeth Co

An old remedy is revived as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur scalp tonic that claims to preserve and restore hair color. It is offered as superior to grandmothers sage tea, priced 50 cents to 1 dollar, available at drug stores or by mail from Wyeth Chemical Company, 74 Cortlandt St New York, with local sale by A W Morgan's Pharmacy.

Wyeth Wyeth Chemical Company Cortlandt St New York City A. W.morgan

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