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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1902
Page
6
A historic culinary note extols onions as the “poetic soul” of salads and essential to many dishes. It outlines healing uses for onions in bronchitis, ear ache remedies, and detailed methods for buttered Spanish onions, stuffed onions, scalloped onions, fried apples and onions, roasted onions with sauce, soubise style mashed onions, onion pie, and mildness prep by repeated boiling.
West Liberty residents share holiday tales as Anna Cox returns from Eureka Springs Arkansas. Cincinnati visitor Mrs John Sheets joins relatives while the G E Coale family hosts Webster City guests. A large Christmas dinner at A W Hollingsworth in Iowa City precedes a return home. A noted group captures two national holiday birds in Cedar county near the Cedar river, linked to a twenty five year pattern.
Rev J R Hanley received a fur robe as a Christmas gift from North Prairie and Sweetland congregations. Fred Klepper and Edith Crull wed December 24 in Danville Iowa and will live in their new home after January 1. Sweetland Sunday school Christmas program drew a good crowd despite bad weather.
Julius Welsch made a business trip to Davenport last week. Kretchmer hauled ducks to Davenport before Christmas. Mr. Sieh and wife of Muscatine spent Christmas with relatives near Pine Mills. Ed Fix of near Summit visits his father. The New Era Christmas tree event drew a good crowd. Tebe Dodge and Will Fix traveled to Muscatine on business. Albert Neuteton went to Davenport with poultry Tuesday.
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A wry remark notes that when a woman guards a truth she cannot keep quiet about the secret she bears. The tongue slips as restraint erodes, exposing the hidden detail she sought to shield.
An advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for womanly weakness and related pains. It includes a customer testimonial from Mrs Susannah Permenter of Pauls Store Texas and promotes a medical adviser offer with stamp orders.
All druggists sell Dr Davin Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy in the New 50 size and the regular $1.00 size bottles.
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