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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1900

Page

2

Iowa osteopaths hail centerville doctor as tuberculosis remedy

Dr William West of Centerville Iowa presented a paper at the Still College of Osteopathy describing a new treatment for tuberculosis tested on ten patients since June. The approach centers on spleen function and splenic vibrations to release phagocytes, with diet, fresh air and rest as support. West also pursued music abroad and has become a renowned opera basse in Europe and the United States.

Des Moines Still College of Osteopathy Osteopaths of Iowa William West Centerville West

Iowa State Teachers Association Concludes With Officers Elected

Des Moines reports the forty sixth annual Iowa State Teachers Association session ends with officer elections and resolutions. A new reserve fund is created by deducting 100 dollars annually from existing funds to cover possible attendance shortfalls. Notable speakers included H. H. Seerley, Geo E MacLean, and W. H. Council. State Superintendent R. C. Barrett gave his annual address. Officers named: President A. W. Stuart. First VP J. P. Hugett. Second VP E. A. Graff. Third VP E. C. Lilly. Secretary W. F. Barr. Executive H. E. Kratz. Educational Council George E. MacLean and A. T. Hukill.

Des Moines Iowa State Teachers’ Association General Association H. H. Seerley Cedar Falls Geo. E. MacLean Iowa City W. H. Council Normal Alabama R. C. Barrett A. W. Stuart Tumwa J. P. Hugett Cedar Rapids E. A. Graff Red Oak E. C. Lilly Independence W. F. Barr H. E. Kratz Sioux City George E. MacLean A. T. Hukill Waterloo

Pork profits from Iowa hogs told by State Center farmer

State Center December 29 C H Woodward a nearby farmer relates a pork tale showing profits from Iowa hogs. He has a son under 20 who has sold over 100 dollars worth of fat hogs. He chered one hog, and another has a litter of pigs. the old sow is rearing a third litter of seven.

State Center C. H. Woodward Lowa

Nephew of Secretary Wilson Strikes Pay Dirt in Montana

Traer reports from Montana that Bill Wilson, a young man from this town, has found rich ore at a Butte City mine and is valued at about $100,000. He is Secretary Wilson's nephew and left Traer with hardly enough to pay his fare a year or two ago.

Traer Montana Bill Wilson Butte City Wilson

Clarence Whitehill Returns Home From Abroad

Clarence Whitehill arrives in Marengo after a five year absence abroad and two days with his parents. The Chicago born singer, from a farming family with no musical background, has become a leading basso in North America and Europe after leaving home seven years ago to work as an expressman in Chicago where he sang professionally.

Melba Opera Comique Paris Europe England United States New York Chicago Marengo Clarence Whitehill Mr. Whitehill Expressman

Engineer of Kimberley Gun Killed by Boer Shell

The British government grants $4 000 to Mrs. George F. La Bram of Aurora Illinois for the death of her husband an engineer with De Beers who died during the Kimberley siege He built heavy artillery devised shells and directed the gun that kept Boer forces from Kimberley.

Washington, D. C George F. la Bram Aurora Ill Kimberley la Bram de Beers Consolidated Mining Company

Firm for temperance. Archbishop Keane takes stand

Dubuque, Dec. 29. Archbishop Kane, since his appointment to the see of Dubuque, has taken a strong ground against the use of intoxicants. He has preached temperance sermons that would have delighted old John B. Gough, and liquor dealers are considerably worked up over his opposition to their traffic.

Dubuque Kane John B. Gough

Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised By Mother

The product is described as safe for children and effective for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. It contains no opium or harmful drugs and is suitable for infants and adults alike. Available at J. J. Havercamp and W. C. A. Busch druggists.

Chamberlain J. J. Havercamp W. C. A. Busch

Ft Madison Shops to Move, January 1

Ft Madison railroad shops will be removed to Burlington starting January 1. The round house remains. trains will depart from the K-Line depot to Ottumwa and other points. General superintendent G D Hutchinson and his family will relocate to California.

Ft. Madison Burlington Ottumwa G. D. Hutchinson California

Beges Cherry Cough Syrup Endorsed By Satisfied Users

Mrs J Bremen of Rifle Cole reports the syrup cured her long standing lung trouble and cough. J J Havercamp endorses the product claiming it cures coughs colds asthma bronchitis la grippe pneumonia whooping cough croup and consumption.

Blizzard Rages Across Sierra Blanca District

A blizzard lasting over twenty four hours blankets the Sierra Blanca district including Gardner and Mount Bianca. Snow fills gulches and impedes roads, with grave danger to miners on the Peak where over 100 workers face starvation risks due to limited provisions and potential avalanches.

Sierra Blanca Walsenburg Col Gardner Mount Bianca

Begg’s Cherry Cough Syrup Cited For Croup Cure

Mrs H Gregg of Dundee Kansas reports her infant daughter with chronic croup since three months old was cured by Beggs Cherry Cough Syrup. The ad asserts children like it and guarantees satisfaction.

H. Gregg Dundee Kans J. J. Havercamp

Hammond Louisiana winter resort viewfold reach readers

Illinois Central Railroad issues a new illustrated folder titled Hammond Louisiana as a Winter Resort. It touts superb climate artesian water Northern society and superior hotel and boarding house accommodations at moderate rates with free mail requests to J F Merry assistant general passenger agent Dubuque Iowa.

Illinois Central Railroad Company Hammond Louisiana

Gretna Green Denounced by Michigan Judge

Judge W J Newnham of Grand Rapids denounces the Benton Harbor Gretna Green practice and calls for laws requiring the marrying party to reside in the license county. He backs amendments barring magistrates from performing marriages and banning divorce except Scriptural reasons. Election results at the association show William L Carpenter as president, Clement Smith as vice president, Howard Wiest as secretary and treasurer.

Lansing Mich W. J. Newnham Grand Rapids State Association of Judges Benton Harbor Gretna Green Michigan Chicago Newnham William L. Carpenter Detroit Clement Smith Hastings Howard Wiest

Quick Wedding Record Ends in Divorce and Flight

Dr. Charles E. Woodward of Chicago seeks a separation from Catherine McDonald after a marriage of seventeen hours. The groom, once an Angel Island hospital corps attache, now laments the union and offers to sell a first class license. In Michigan, Gus Lubahn, son of William Lubahn, was fatally wounded in a Christmas night accidental shooting during a family gathering when a younger brother mistook a revolver for a toy.

San Francisco Charles E. Woodward Chicago Catherine McDonald Woodward Earth Ife Angel Island Imlay City Mich Gus Lubahn William Lubahn Goodland Township Gus

Sioux City Brewing Co Wins Under Martin Liquor Law

In district court Sioux City Brewing Co defeats claims that it violated the Martin liquor law and that the agreement allowing all saloons and the brewery to operate was nullified. The decision upholds the brewery's right to continue in Iowa.

Sioux City, Ia Sioux City Brewing Company Iowa Eugene Lutz

Merchant Transfers His Stock in Perry to St Louis Firm

Des Moines December 29. M Gindh lick a Perry Iowa general merchant has transferred his stock to Rice Stix Co of St Louis. Creditors include Chicago St Louis Des Moines and St Joseph with claims totaling 410000. Assets schedule about 20000. Transfer is temporary and preliminary to a bankruptcy petition by Gluwihk.

Des Moines M. Gindhlick Perry Rice, Stix & Co St. Louis Chicago St. Joseph Gluwick

To Cure a Cold in One Day Remedy Claim

An old advertisement claims Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day. The copy promises refunds if it fails and notes E. W. Grove’s signature on each box.

E. W. Grove

Eczema and skin eruptions cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla

Eruptions such as eczema pimples and salt rheum are blamed on humors inherited or formed by digestion. Treatment should cleanse and strengthen the system not dry it. Hood's Sarsaparilla is claimed to have cured J G Hines of eczema and Miss Alvina Walter of facial pimples and body chafing.

Hood J. G. Hines Franks Lil Alvina Walter Algona Wis

Hood's promise cures and keeps its word

Advertisement urges immediate treatment with Hood's medicine promising cures and to stop delaying care by purchasing a bottle today.

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