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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1902

Page

6

Old well imagery and medical claims about blood purity

A discussion contrasts poetic idealism with bacteria and disease linked to water. It cites Dr Pierce remedies, testimonials from Mrs Moss and others on Golden Medical Discovery and Sage remedies, urging blood purification as key to health and warning against substitutes. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser.

Dr. Pierce Dr. Sage James R. Moss New London Stanly Co N. Co Geo. S. Henderson, Esq Denaud, Lee Co Fla Carrie Adams West Main Street Battle Creek Mich Pierce L. Shaw Couley Winn Par R. V. Pierce Buffalo, N. Y

Harvest winds down as warm weather spoils ice

Conesville Ia January 8 harvest winds down for local merchants as warm spell harms ice. Post office moves to former Walford Bros. building with Frank Gay as postmaster. S A Jarrard nearly severs left thumb while sawing meat. Local residents attend Oakland movie show. Merril of Nichols Gazette visits town. Chet Cecil family returns to Hedrick. Silas Horton sells barber shop. Miss Peitsch from Burlington tunes pianos. Concrete crew works on river bridges. M B A plans banquet and dance after officers installed on January 23.

Conesville H. N. Gates Walford Bros Frank Gay S. A. Jarrard Oakland Merril Nichols Gazette J. A. Gunderson H. Jarrard Wayland F. M. Jarrard Silas Horton Chet Cecil Hedrick

On the Great Highway by James Creelman and other notes

A Perry newspaper review discusses James Creelman’s On the Great Highway from Lothrop and Company. It highlights Creelman’s adventures in international scenes, encounters with Pope Leo XIII, Count Tolstoy, and mentions McKinley’s deathbed portrayal and the pope’s perceived vigor. It also profiles local author Charles Homer Steele from Altoona, Iowa, and his progress on Helen Parker, with publication by Henneberry and Company in Chicago.

James Creelman All America Lothrop and Company Boston Orient McKinley Creejman Christ Pope Leo Europe Tolstoi Count Lyoff Tolstoi William McKinley White House The Steele Altoona Iowa Perry Perry High School New York Tennyson Neely Charles Homer Steele Henneberry and Company Chicago

Helen Parker by Charles Homer Steele novel noted

A Perry Iowa author Charles Homer Steele releases Helen Parker from Henneberry Chicago. The semi religious tale mixes action and romance with a moral focus on intemperance and gambling’s harm to homes. The book draws on Iowa events and aims to uplift readers without heavy theology.

Iowa Helen Parker Charles Homer Steele Perry Dallas County Henneberry Company Chicago Lowans Steele Charles Homer

Poor Boys' Chances praised by Intan Hawthorne

A notice extols John Habberton's Poor Boys' Chances from Henry Artemus Publishing. The reviewer lauds Habberton’s simple clear English, moral tone, and ability to inspire boys with biographies of distinguished Americans like Franklin, Lincoln, Edison, Vanderbilt, and Jackson. Cloth 12mo, 280 pages, 136 illustrations, 50 cents. Philadelphia.

Henry Artemus Publishing House Philadelphia John Habhberton Intan Hawthorne John Habberton Mr. Habberton Hamberton Ben Franklin Lincoln Washington Grant Edison Astor Girard Peabody Hamilton Peter Cooper Jay Gould Horace Mann Garfield Whitney Commodore Vanderbilt Stonewall Jackson Henry Artemus Company

Rock Island Plans New Depot at Van Buren Site

On December 29 1991 Rock Island vacated its Van Buren street depot and trains now operate into the Grand Central depot at Fifth avenue and Harrison street. A new passenger station will be built on the old site linking with B C R N trains. Other railroads Lake Shore Michigan Southern Nickel Plate and Baltimore and Ohio also serve Grand Central and connect with B C R N trains.

Rock Island van Buren Street Grand Central Depot Fifth Avenue Harrison Street Chicago Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Nickel Plate Baltimore & Ohio

Colorado gold district to pay 5 million dividends in 1991

The St. Louis Globe-Democrat notes one Colorado gold mining district will distribute 5 million dollars in dividends for the year 1991. The piece contrasts past silver hopes with lessons from local resource development and prudent investment from intelligent observers.

St. Louis

New Life For a Mom Through Favorite Prescription

A mother of six testifies that at thirty she feels as young as at eighteen, crediting Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription with restoring vitality by treating womanly diseases. The ad claims regularity, healing of inflammation and ulcers, and renewed strength, noting thousands share this outcome. It also mentions Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for biliousness and headache.

FE. A. Nations Witts Springs Searcy Co Arkansas Dr. Pierce

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S. G. Stein M. A. Barr F St D.C F. Giesenhaus E. P. Day East 2Nd St H. M. Dean H. J. Dean Cook, Musser & Co Blaok West Third Street H. 2 Wean Clymer A. Coldren East Record Street Musatine J. W. M’kee Notary Bi Tramworth’s East Second Store J. Carskaddan W. D. Burk Carskaddan & Burk, Attorneys Muscatine Lowa Second Street T. R. Fitzgerald Blershey State Bank Muscatine, Lowa G. M. Titus D. W. Jackson Titus & Jackson Town Avenue Scott Richman F. Richman Richman & Richman Money Town Ofice West Second Street A. Jayne W. Hoffman Jayne & Hoffman Iowa Avenue P. Ingham Attorney E 2d Street Society Pfearl City Lodge Mac Bee Hall R. W. George Lucinda Bartlett Masonic Mecca Crockett L. Johnson A. M G. A Emeke Geo. C. Wian K. T Geo. B. Jackson C. W. H. McCoy O. F Miriam Lodge D. of R Ilk Muscatin DGE Speer Second Ceder Street Cedar Street M. W A. Muscatine Camp Woodmen of America Woodman Hall Olds’ Block Bert “Ownsiley C Clay Mneese Court OF Honor Muscatine Camp Mercay Evenir J. M. Conner M. B. A. Rend City Lodge Modern Brotherhood of America H. Co ‘Ore G. W. Coverston BRO Hawkeye Lodge T. M Muscatins Maccabee Gall Fic Hardware Co Ander Hahn Ladies OF the Maccabees Fisch Mollie EK Witea Harriet G. Smeenk Fraternal Aid Association Bloomington F. A. A Baill Shammo Q T. Boward P. Pay Oo. E. &. Flec BE. S Mre A. L. Lindner Emma Manlore Sec’y Knights OF Pythias Wyoming Lodge K. of P U. W. Hall D. M Cutler, CG
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