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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1908

Page

7

Local residents visit and conduct business in city

E Williams of Wapello and J A Clark of Letts were in the city on business yesterday. Miss Dot McSwiggen of Wilton visited the Flannery home. Mrs Mort Sullivan of Wilton stayed with her mother on Spring street. J Mason of Durant and Thomas Agar Jr of Montpelier called on business. R L Leech of Winterset visited friends. I F McAllister of Cedar Rapids returned home after a stay. The Philathea Bible class of the First Methodist Episcopal church plans a 7:30 pm meeting with full attendance requested.

Dot McSwiggen Wilton L. P. Flannery West Fourth Street Mort Sullivan D. O. O'Keefe Spring Street Thomas Agar, Jr Montpelier I. F. McAllister Cedar Rapids First Methodist Episcopal Church

Lemons Aid Grippe Cure Avoid Sugar Use Honey Instead

In California, lemons are touted as nearly essential for treating grip. The advice warns against sugar which offsets the lemon’s remedial value and recommends honey as a superior sweetener.

California

Uniform Rail Rates Set Across Iowa by State Commissioners

State railroad commissioners and railroad representatives in Des Moines reached a 22.5 cent uniform freight rate for four key commodities furniture paper brick and agricultural implements across the state from river points on the Mississippi to all other points. The agreement begins with the short line Burlington to Council Bluffs and the long haul Dubuque to Sioux City both at 22.5 cents, reducing the former Davenport to Council Bluffs rate from 23.5 cents. The move establishes a state wide precedent and could extend to other commodities.

Des Moines Mississippi Burlington Council Bluffs Dubuque Sioux City Davenport

Frantic Women and Organic Disturbances

An article notes that disturbances of the female reproductive system can affect nerves and mood, causing irritability and misery to the affected woman and those around her, and suggests relief is possible through treatment.

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promised Relief

Letters from readers describe severe female troubles and nervous exhaustion improved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Mary Wood of Christiana Tennessee claims dramatic relief and renewed vitality. Mrs Wallace Wilson of Thompsonville Connecticut reports restored health after doctors failed.

Mary Wood Christiana Tenn Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham

Facts for Sick Women Lydia Pinkham Remedy

Forty year old advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard cure for female ailments including displacements inflammation ulcers irregularities and backache It invites sick women to write for advice and lists Lynn Massachusetts as the address for correspondence.

Lydia E. Pinkham

West Liberty Social Roundup Sees Town Moves and Visits

Mrs. Susan Watson and daughter Phila return from Hastings Nebraska after an extended visit with Mrs. T. B. Parker. Mrs. G. W. Franklin leaves Cedar Rapids after several days with relatives. Many locals travel to Atalissa Iowa City Des Moines and Muscatine for visits and events. Several residents suffer illness including pneumonia and tonsillitis while others depart for work or professional duties.

West Liberty Susan Watson Phila Hastings Neb T. B. Parker G. W. Franklin Cedar Rapids Will Comstock L. M. McGuire Inez Atalissa J. M. Martin West Fourth Street George Black T. M. McCarthy W. B. Stucker Iowa City A. Bowie James Black Alice Moore Bowie Spencer Ayers Son le Roy Pleasant View Andrew Tow Norway West Branch Chas. Mather C. S. Martin Muscatine I. D. Potter Webb Detroit Mich Perry W. A. Heck W. H. Shipman Chicago Flyer Chicago Walter Bailey Arthur

Rheumatism remedy recommended by A W Morgan

A. W. Morgan endorses Rholoids as a reliable rheumatism remedy available in globule form with no unpleasant taste. The company offers a free trial, and the regular $1 size is sold by A. W. Morgan at 107 West Second Street in Washington.

A. W. Morgan Rholoids Company Washington, D. C West Second Street

Local Cement Convention Brings Attendees to Des Moines

A. Kemble heads to Des Moines for the Iowa Cement Users’ fourth annual convention with many Muscatine dealers joining. The gathering runs from tomorrow to Friday noon at the Savery Hotel and Essex building. Governor Albert Cummins speaks Thursday as delegates hear papers on concrete, cement tile, bridges, and farm use.

A. Kemble Des Moines Iowa Cement Savery Hotel Essex Building Sixth Street Albert Cummins H. H. Stip M. V. Dodge Ames A. O. Anderson Lake City T. H. McDonald E. M. Stevens D. P. Falls Waterloo

Healey Family Moves to Joe Vanaits Farm in Ardon

Ardon Iowa residents report Mike Healey and family arriving from Chicago to settle on the Joe Vanaits farm. Neighboring news notes include Jeanette and Kathryn Lee visiting Burlington, calf shipments from Kansas City, and Vernon Legler’s return after eighteen months in North Dakota. A funeral at High Prairie chapel for Highland Brickenridge is mentioned, along with local social visits and stock shipments to Chicago and Muscatine.

Ardon Mike Healey Chicago T Hey Joe Vanaits Jeanette Kathryn Lee Burlington David Webster Kansas City Vernon Legler North Dakota W. M. Riggs Riggs Highland Brickenridge High Prairie Chapel Joe Maholn Olathe Kansas A. D. Timberlake R. J. Altekruse Elmer Eichelberger Adam Wigim J. T. Downer John Baker Louis Downer David Lezler Joe Louie Byrne F. M. Ferguson Davenport Bert Milholm Muscatine Henry Dethoff Hugh Wigim Dot McSwiggin Wilton

Concord Notables and Local Move In News Briefs

Concord Iowa notices report Jno Bliven assisting Singleton and McKee with ice and various social visits. Henry Wagner buys Maxon farm near Fredonia for March 1 occupancy. several residents remain ill or recovering from pneumonia and measles while others visit relatives in Letts Fredonia and Overton Nebraska.

Concord Jno. Bliven Singleton & McKee Jno. Barker Dr. Hubbard Columbus Junction Maudie George Edna Carey Robert Robert McDaniel Fred Wagner Maxon Fredonia Rheuby Wagner Chloe Blake Jesse Coolidge Harry Carpenter Overton Neb G. B. Lowe Harve Ritter Letts Isaac Wagner Smuel Littrel Kelley Will Dunham Littrel

Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Home Relief

Public notice-style ad touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a painless home remedy for piles lasting years. It claims rapid relief of swelling constipation ulcers and fissures with a no charge trial sample before purchasing a 50 cent box from Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Michigan.

Pyramid Drug Co Marshall, Mich

Visitors From Bayfield at Andrew Healey Home

Ralph Healey of Bayfield and another Bayfield resident were Sunday visitors at the Andrew Healey residence.

Ralph Healey Bayfield Andrew Healey

Grip Epidemic Alarms Cities Prompt Remedy Promises Cure

Editorial warns of a gripping fever sweeping large cities with high mortality and calls Piso's Cure for the Cold as a dependable early remedy. It asserts cold weather and exposure worsen risk, but treatment can prevent progression and hasten recovery by addressing the respiratory tract.

Kalona area notes funeral visits and local moves

In Bralona Kalona Iowa on February 18 J H Bonham and Wm Smith attended E H Fry's funeral in Wellman. Miss Della Tomlinson stays home sick this week while Lizzie Tice teaches the intermediate class in her absence. J P Yoder Joe Shetler and Ely Hochtetler shipped stock to Chicago. Ed Gingerich from Goshen Indiana visits then heads to Clarion. P J Huff sells his meat market to C M Long Kinross. Many locals ill including Thede Frederick Mrs W W Miller Mrs Owen Rogers Mrs Levi Twyer Mrs John Brown Mrs Bonham and B F Hochtetler. Chas Kempf visited Iowa City over the weekend. Ethel and Edna Allen at home Saturday. Ed M Wortz also at home Saturday.

Kalona J. H. Bonham Wm. Smith E. H. Fry Wellman Della Tomlinson Lizzie Tice J. H. Brooks Mr. Brooks Marian Bunker J. P. Yoder Joe Shetler Ely Hochtetler J. P Joe Chicago Ed. Gingerich Amos Gingerich Goshen Ind Clarion Joe Swatzendruber Ben Swatzendruber Seward County Neb P. J. Huff C. M. Long Kinross Thede Frederick W. W. Miller Owen Rogers Levi Twyer John Brown Bonham B. F. Hochtetler Chas. Kempf Iowa City Ethel Edna Allen Ed. M. Wortz

Funeral attendance and local visits noted in Iowa City area

The report lists individuals attending the funeral of Mrs. Mary Manatt and Mrs. Yoder, with Dorothy Manatt of Iowa City present. Marion Kepler and family attended the dedication of the new M E church in Iowa City. Mr and Mrs Jim Grady and son visited Kalona area friends and relatives. Sherman Sleichter was home from Saturday to Monday evening.

Yoder Dorothy Manatt Iowa City Mary Manatt Marion Kepler M. E Jim Grady Kalona Sherman Sleichter

Electric Bitters touted as blood tonic in ad

An advertisement claims Electric Bitters enriches poor thin blood and strengthens the weak, offered at 50 cents by Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.

Havercamp

Eczema Now Curable by ZEMO Medicine

Eczema is now curable with ZEMO a scientific external preparation that stops itching instantly and destroys germs causing skin diseases. Eczema yields quickly and is permanently cured by this remarkable medicine available at All Druggists. Write for sample E W Rose Med Co St Louis Mo Sold by A W Morgan 107 West Second Street.

E. W. Rose Med. Co St. Louis A. W. Morgan West Second Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ayer Ayer Co., Manufacturing Chemists Lowell, Mass E. Williams Wapello William Nelson Ira Reeves Fairport Choice Farm G. M. Titus Iowa Ave J. A. Clark Samuels A. B. Clapp W. H. Harris East Sixth Street Low Tree J. Ong Roach & Musser Sash and Door Company Lucile Rosenberger Oskaloosa N. Rosenberger Anna Foley Mary Foley Arden J. Mason Durant R. L. Leech Winterset, In William Weber City George Hagerman East Fifth Street Laura Porter Clinton Linder’s Delicatessen West 2Nd St J. J. Healey Nichols James Healey Lee Mishler Miss Bertha Cal. W. Smith Bradfield Regulator CO Atlanta Atlas Marquette Eingarten Bros Rei Se N. Ve COM Missioners Meeting Lucy Pickering Guy Manatt Rade Carpenter Ottumwa Ken Ortha Manatt Los Angeles Cal James Rice Missouri Springdale E. Ady Iowa Des Moines, LA van Camp van Camp Packing Company Indianapolis Bralona Henderson Drug Co E. Second St J. H. Mundt Carriage St. Ament
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