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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1907
Page
2
An advertisement touts Cascarets as pure mild and effective for constipation and bowel health. It cites a Pure Drugs Act of 1906, boasts nearly 100 million boxes sold, and urges readers to buy a 10 cent box for relief and preventive care.
Mrs Aaron Smith hosts a twelve o clock dinner on Maxson avenue with Miss Mary Negus and Mrs L S Heppenstall among guests. Local residents travel to Cedar Rapids Muscatine Davenport and Iowa City visiting relatives, returning home for New Year.
Advertisement promises a one day cure for colds with laxative bromo quinine tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. W Grove signature on each box. Price listed at 25 cents.
The Crescent Five, praised as the best and cleanest team on the local floor, traveled from Chicago toward Honolulu aiming for 80 games across the United States. Ten players, including many newspaper men, share coaching duties as they pursue a 10,000 mile journey with stops in Monmouth and Fairfield and a stiff test from Company C.
A period advertisement offers a free trial package of the Pyramid Pile Cure for piles sufferers. It cites a testimonial from Emma Bodenhamer of Bedford Indiana and urges readers to request a sample with no charge, promising relief and later purchase of a 50 cent box. Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Michigan stands as the sponsor.
The Crescent Five used a substitute lineup in the last two games, losing 38 to 21 to Peru, Ind. after players traveled from Chicago. Tonight the Crescents promise their best lineup to face Co. C, with about 500 fans expected and all seats sold quickly after Monday's sale.
Vanatta's Orchestra provided the music for the Huttig Hose company dance at Hare's hall last evening. The event drew over 200 couples and was one of the season’s most attended. Dancing continued past 1 o'clock with the crowd large throughout.
An old patent medicine claim touts relief from coughs and grippe with a formula that supposedly stops lung symptoms and prevents pneumonia. The yellow label and drugstore branding emphasize refunds and non alcoholic ingredients as part of a marketing push.
Both fighters, under cautious guidance, proceed to medical checkups and light training for three days. Each man aims to step into the ring in near perfect condition and at the 133 pound lightweight limit with no danger of excess weight.
Eva Beerrnfeind, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Sante Dodge, appears in a church or family notice noting a collar tone gift or event. The brief item highlights a family connection within the Dodge household.
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