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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1900

Page

10

Doan's Ointment Sold for Itch and Hemorrhoid Relief

A Muscatine test of Doan's Ointment claims relief for itching skin and hemorrhoids. Insurance agent Charles Tappe reports long years of itching hemorrhoids improved after using the product, while Doan's Kidney Pills also cited as helpful. Sold by dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents.

Dean Charles Tappe Second and Iowa Avenue First National Bank East Eighth Street Havercamp’s Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y U. S Doan’s

Pine wood and cooking range savings noted

An ad notes pine wood at $2.50 a cord and suggests shopping around for an economical cooking range. It claims three sticks of wood can bake bread, emphasizing cost efficiency.

Peerless All Steel Range Promises Baking Power

An all steel range is advertised with complete metal construction including bottom top sides and interior. The claim touts unbeatable durability and cooking performance for demanding bakers.

Fuel Saver In the cooking stove line today

PEERLESS model highlighted as a key option in today’s stove line boost.

Thompson Brothers Offer Custom Collar Shapes

Tailor shop notes the only place to get the correct collar shape is Thompson Bros. with emphasis on proper fit and quality. Local readers are pointed toward their tailoring services and expertise.

Barber Laughs Through Tales On The Chair

A lighthearted reminiscence describes barbers who joke about shaving like surgery while sharing numerous old stories and memories from their trade.

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Victorious British at Ladysmith Reported by White

London reports a brilliant dispatch from Frere Camp Natal dated Jan 8 recounting heavy Boer losses as British troops led by Col Park and Gen Ian Hamilton recaptured Wagon Hill. The city grins at the news while warnings note ammunition shortages and the need for relief for Gen White at Ladysmith.

London Frere White Ladysmith War Office Natal Caesar Wagon Hill Park Ian Hamilton Foreign Office

Army for Alaska Formed. Col Randall to Command

Washington January 9 The president created a military department for Alaska assigning Col George H Randall of the Eighth United States Infantry to command He will report here January 15 from Cuba The number of troops is not fixed but a large force is expected as miners in Alaska recognize U S authority by a soldier remains the main fact of the move

London White England Buller Ladysmith Washington Alaska George H. Randall United States Infantry Randall Cuba War Department United States Fifty-first Regiment Philippines Congress Iowa Iowa National Guard United States Service State House Board of Health Fish and Game Warden Mississippi River Shiloh Chattanooga

Tragedy at 143 West Madison Street Alleged Playhouse Killer

A man believed to be John Furnell shot and killed a young woman then attempted suicide in a Madison Street boarding house. He was found unconscious at the county hospital, doctors doubt recovery. Police suspect theatrical associates from the Coon Hollow company, but no motive is known.

Chicago John Furnell West Madison Street Coon Hollow Company

Mme. Bazainé Dies After Cancer Operation

City of Mexico reports the death of Mme. Bazainé widow of a famed French marshal who died in exile in Spain. She passed away in a private hospital after an operation for cancer, in a critically dire case with slim chances of survival.

City of Mexico Mme. Bazaine Spain

Train collision in fog at Moffat Junction kills engineer

In dense fog the fast mail train on the Ticknois Central railroad collided with a freight train at Moffat Junction. Both engines and the baggage mail and express car were demolished along with several freight cars. Engineer Downing of the freight was killed. the other trainmen escaped by jumping to safety.

Union City Tenn Ticknois Central Moffat Junction Downing

Toledo Mayor Jones Plans Altruist Colony in New Jersey

Telegrams report Mayor Samuel M Jones of Toledo and Albert S Dulin of Philadelphia chartering the Association of Altruists and selecting Moorestown New Jersey near Philadelphia as the site of a cooperative communistic colony. Jones is expected to move there eventually.

Cincinnati Samuel M. Jones Toledo Albert Dulin Philadelphia Association of Altruists Moorestown N. J Jones

Riot at City Hall as Tax Collector-Elect Attempts Handover

In San Francisco on Monday noon a riot erupted at city hall when Tax Collector-Elect Scott attempted to take office. One man was shot and several people were bruised in the ensuing clash.

San Francisco Scott

Lakeside Malleable Iron Plant Shuts Down on Strike

Racine Wisconsin January 9 The Lakeside Malleable Iron company has been forced to close its plant due to a strike by 40 molders. The operation employs 125 workers and the dispute centers on a proposed wage increase from ten to twenty percent.

Racine Wis Lakeside Malleable Iron Company

Local satire on living with in laws and family tensions

A sharp quip notes that many men imagine living with a wife’s family would work for others but not for themselves. The line mocks self confidence about in law arrangements and social propriety.

None So Popular Kidneoids Remedy Ad Reports Widespread Favor

A historical advertisement touts Morrow's Kidneoids and Liverlax as cures for kidney ailments backache nervousness sleeplessness and general debility. The copy cites Mrs. Geo Butz of 511 West 5th Street praising liver relief after malaria and states products sold as yellow tablets at fifty cents a box and red granules at twenty five cents. Manufactured by John Morrow & Co. in Springfield Ohio.

Morrow Geo. Butz West 5Th Street J. J. Havercamp John Morrow & Co Chemists Springfield Ohio

Governor Shaw urges liberal Iowa State University funding

Governor Shaw reports the state treasury is in better shape than two years prior by 1.008 million. He calls for more liberal university support, notes the Board of Control savings, and compares funding with Nebraska Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan. He endorses a special tax of one tenth of a mill for five years for improvements.

State University Iowa Shaw Twenty-eighth General Assembly University of Iowa Nebraska Minnesota Illinois Wisconsin Michigan College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts of Congress United States Board of Trustees Board of Regents General Assembly

Governor Urges Public School Reform and University Support

The Iowa governor endorses stronger public school access with graded schools near farms, supports expanding the state normal and university system, and urges public funding to bolster the state university and denomi national colleges. He calls for a five year extension of a special tax for university improvements and recommends legislative grants for lake beds to the university or college. He also supports parole reform, stricter penalties for repeat offenses, and broader authority for pardons, while proposing military and veterinary investments and protected wildlife measures.

Iowa State University State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts Executive Council

Capitol Expansion Recommendations Call for New Buildings

The report notes the capitol is crowded after sixteen years with several departments congested. It urges an arsenal for adjutant general, a warehouse for board of control supplies, and a memorial art department building. It favors fireproof, durable construction and recommends purchasing two blocks north of the capitol grounds.

Board of Control General Assembly GSO Sissuss Adjutant General's Department Senate Capitol Grounds

Soldiers of Iowa muster war call and regiments formed

Governor Shaw recounts the outbreak of war with Sprain and Iowa's rapid response. Four regiments were raised. Death tolls were 54 from the Forty ninth, 32 from the Fiftieth, 41 from the Fifty first, and 36 from the Fifty second.

Shaw Sprain Iowa Fortyninth Fiftyfirst Fifty-second

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