Self education made a pleasure in The Journal Dictionary ads
Learned men praise progressive education and The Journal's Dictionary promotions. A Benedictine priest and a poet discuss how right words enhance expression, urging readers to unlock The Journal's Webster’s Illustrated Dictionary. Also promotes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and coupon details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iine
Pronchora
Privata
James Russell Lowell
Muscatine
John Kaats
Crunch Club Holds Successful Affair At Muscatine
Almost one hundred members and guests gathered at the Muscatine Launch Club house for a supper concert and dancing evening. The Ladies Auxiliary served a light luncheon as Patuidot’s orchestra opened with a march. Readings and vocal solos followed before the dance portion with Commodore Charles at Salisbury presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Launch Club
River Trent
Paudiot
Orchestre
Mat Stark
Ethel Salisbury
Cartio Dermedy
Inez Shafit
Julius Pandler
Glid
Commodore Charles
Saliabury
Deadly catarrh cure claimed in bold promotional notice
A claim touts a cure for catarrh by C. E. Frauss of Wavehall Michigan. It warns the disease poisons the body, causes deafness, indigestion and death, then promises a free trial package by mail after filling a coupon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdla
C. E. Frauss
Malin Street
Wavehall
Mich
Hag Et Lust
Thia
E. Gauss
Main Street
Marshall, Mich
Royal Neighbors in Woodbine Camp Hold Christmas Meeting
Santa Claus visited Third ward Women of Woodbine Camp Royal Neighbors of America for a Christmas program. He gave a stairbag, delighting attendees. Officers for the new year will be installed January 10 after tonight’s brief business session. The program featured Mrs Ed Schmeltner, Mrs Frank Eppel, Mrs Emilia Ribak, Mrs Clara Gibbs, a lodge song by seven members, and a comedy sketch by four men.
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Santa Claus
Third Ward
Woodbine Camp
Royal Neighbors of America
Santa
Jagt
Mia
Frank Eppel
Emia
Ribak
Clara Gibbs
Lodge
Years of Suffering Catarrh and Blood Disease
Misa Mabel F. Dawskina of 1214 Lafayette St Wort Wayne Ind recounts three years of catarrh and blood disease. After trying many doctors and remedies, Hood's Sarsaparilla restored her health, and she recommends it to anyone suffering. Gareatabs are available in liquid chocolate tablet form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Mabel F. Dawskina
Lafayette St. Wort- Wayne
Ind
Hood
Cantata by Presbyterian Sunday School Delights Muscatine
A large crowd attended a Christmas cantata at the First Presbyterian church presented by the Sunday school. The humorous production What happened to Santa Grauw featured Muscatine youth, with Santa Claus adding festive fun and songs enriching the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditorian of Church
First Presbyterian Church
Bante
Grauw
Santa Clas
Muscatine Fire Department Praised by State Marshal Roe
State Fire Marshal Roe praised Muscatine Fire Department No. 8 during his inspection tour this week. He commended the local force under Fire Chief Frank Curry for modern fire fighting facilities, volunteer members, and excellent past performances. Factories and theatres also received favorable remarks, though a few ramshackle business buildings were condemned. official disclosures will await the ten day report.
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Muscatine
Roe
Frank Curry
Bre
Laws
Curry
Muscatine Journal
Tha Ety
Roo
Roc
Eastern Star Holds Annual Election
The Electa Chapter No. 32 of the Eastern Star held its annual officer election with sixty four members at Masonite Hall. All existing officers were re elected, including Worthy Matron Mollie McGrow Worthy Patron J H Pitchforth Associate Matron Ida Kubler Secretary Emma Manlove Treasurer Cora McCay Conductress Cora Black Assistant Conductress Clara Wallace. Appointments by the Worthy Matron to be announced at a later meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electa
Eastern Star
Masonite
Grand Chapter
Mollie McGrow
J. H. Pitchforth
Fritchman Home Burned To Ground In Muscatine
A large residence owned by WW Fritchman on North Mulberry avenue burned after a chimney fire. Firefighters arrived too late to save the home, but neighbors aided. Most furniture was removed. silverware was lost to the flames. Estimated value 2,000 to 3,000 dollars with partial insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WW. C. Fritchman
North Mulberry Avenue
Muscatine
Curry
Fritchman
Quickest Surest Sough Remedy for Coughs
An old time ad promotes Pinex Cough Syrup as fastest remedy for coughs including whooping cough. Claims 24 hour relief, money back guarantee, 50c family supply leads to a pint mix with sugar syrup, notes pine extract and guaiacol, and praises ease of preparation in five minutes.Contains promotional language and distributor details The Pines Co Wayne, Indiana.
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Canada
The
Pines Co
Wayne
Troiana
Night Frigid Front Drops Mercury to Four Below
Muscatine records a deep cold spell with the thermometer dropping to four below during the night and two above zero by 9 am. The cold brings suffering after December's mild spell, but coal orders rise and ice and skating fun for children and the ice man.
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Muscatine
The
Mercury
H. S. Moore
West Third Street
Mauch
Ice Man
Small Boy
Goa
Substantial Check For Chief Hoffman Awarded by State Board
Chief of Police Fred Yotman received a 350.90 check from the state board of parole for aiding the capture of Fred Crown. Crown, wanted for parole violation, was located by Hoffman in Monterey, California, and the board was informed of his whereabouts. the payout is described as pocket money and timely appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Yotman
State Board of Parole
Fred Crown
Hoffman
Monterey
Cal
State Board
Dies in Berth Rock Island Train
W. B. Salsbury aged 76 died in a Rock Island train berth between Muscatine and Davenport. His death followed a paralyzing stroke six weeks earlier and a fall during a severe storm while en route with his daughter Mrs. Miller from Gentry Arkansas to Freeport Illinois. He was found by searchers at 10 pm and died at 3 10 am. Survived by Mrs. Miller four daughters and two sons. The body was moved to Davenport then Freeport for burial.
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Jkalona
A. C. Hanty
Muscatine
Earl Benk
Dows City
M. D. Miller
Dee Moines
Frederick Wan
Wm. Smith
Hanaman
Kalona
Vow
Teeldeut
Cedar Rapids
Hegsalsahwerdt
Jear Britton
Everett Allen
Rev .Sommers
Frank Snider
Ows City
Town Lown City
B. Gldaker
D. C. Rawson
Iors
Wm. O'Laublit
Tyan Bunmer
Ethel Aveo
L. G Shaver
Iowa City
W. Cross
Chicago
Ohio
Va Wells
Wellman
Davenport
Welch
Hella Plaine
Charles
Gentry
Ark
Freeport
Til
W. B. Salsbury
Mr. Salsbury
Big Bed
Freeport, Jr
Albert Florian
Kansas
Daven Sport
Mr. H. Bowling Undertaking Establishment
Brady Street
Miller
William
Frank Salsbury
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Hick Savings
Wittich Brothers
East Second St
Adidifess
Reliadle
Tri-City Loan Co
Brady St
Daverport
Town
Rmuscoline
Fred S. Pentzer
Geo. Kranz & Son
U. $ Express
Iowa
Lowell
Crunch Club
Christman
Paha
Royal Neighbors
Presbyterian Sunday School
FIRE
Department 8
STAVE
Roy
Ings
Charveriain
Ciey
Beecham’s
Merrell-Soule CO
Syracuse
New York
J. L. Pentzer, Oph. D
German-Am. Bank Bldg
Berth Rock Island
Sha
Mrs. Miller
Gentry, Ark
Freeport, IL
Turkey
Citizen’s Railway
Gorey Bros
Mulberry
SOX
Muscatine Produce & Ice Company
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