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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1908

Page

7

Influential Figures Back Cooper's New Theory Medicine

Prominent individuals across cities voice strong support for L. T. Cooper's stomach medicine. Testimonials from C. D. Mitchell of Birmingham, J. O. Spradling of Colorado Springs, and Wm. Codier of Syracuse praise relief from indigestion, stomach trouble, and catarrh after using Cooper's New Discovery. The notices conclude with Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store offering to explain the preparations.

L. T. Cooper C. D. Mitchell Avenue C Birmingham Ala Cooper Wm. Codier Graves Street Syracuse N. Y

Local residents depart for nearby towns in busy day

A long list of residents travel to Letts Cranston Fairfield Fairfield and other nearby towns for visits business and hunting. Several depart for Letts to take part in revival choir activities with J M L Payne overseeing evenings and returning home each morning.

Richard Flint Cranston O. C. Rittenhouse

Bloomington 15 Now Breaking All Records

Bloomington Illinois January 14 Special Rev Billy Sunday rested after a strenuous day and crowds of 5000 gathered at the tabernacle to hear him. Sunday proclaimed Bloomington breaking all records and praised the town while noting the storm did not deter attendees.

Bloomington Ill Billy Tabernacle Sunday Decatur Alton Towanda

Our Pie varieties Lemon Chocolate Custard advertised

The ad promotes OUR PIE in lemon chocolate and custard flavors. Each package aligns with Pure Food Laws and contains ready to use ingredients for easy pie making. Sold at grocers for 10 cents.

Healey improves at Her shey hospital in Ardon

Andrew Healey, recently admitted to the Her shey hospital, shows improving health as friends and relatives in Ardon note. The piece also mentions Lola Lucas of Cherokee Kansas visiting relatives, a birthday reminder for C T McCabe, and revival meetings begun by Rev Ballard at Cranston.

Ardon Andrew Healey Hershey Hospital Lola Lucas Cherokee Kansas W. M. Riggs C. T. McCabe J. T. Downer Keosauqua Ballard Cranston Hazel Longstreth Arden Fred Seltzer Muscatine C. Nolan Slough Road Lewis Downer F. M. Ferguson Moline Chas. Sinnett Davenport Isaac Lee Chicago Ed. Schwin Newton C. Schwin

Local Social Notes and Rural News from Rochester

Rochester and Tipton residents share visits and moves as the Prairie Bell Telephone Co. holds its annual meeting electing officers Chas Mclliray pres Will Winderlain secretary and James Hill treasurer. Mrs John Buck departs Wilton for a new home in Oklahoma and Johny Patterson returns to Moline. Frank Kester of Rochester is mentioned in a brief local item.

Rochester Will Baker Tipton Curt Baker Earl Hain Lecke South Dak Muscatine Prairie Bell Telephone Co Chas. Mclliray Will Winderlain Sec James Hill Treas John Buck Wilton Oklahoma Johny Patterson Moline John Betzing Frank Kester

The Man With Dandruff Cures With ZEMO Bottle

Advertisement proclaims ZEMO can cure dandruff by destroying the germ. It promises instant itch relief and prevents hair loss while keeping the scalp clean and healthy. For sale by A. W. Morgan at 107 West Second Street.

Aj Druggiste A. W. Morgan West Second Street

Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound touted as women's remedy

An old feature extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the standard cure for female ills. A Louisiana Missouri woman recounts twelve years of suffering with eleven doctors, credits Pinkham's remedy and advice with restoring health and strength, urging others to try it.

Lydia E. Pinkham Bertha Muff N.C. St Louisiana Mrs. Pinkham

Robert Wilkerson Helps Move Household Goods

Mrs. R. B. Howe and her children visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Horn of Tipton on Wednesday as Robert Wilkerson assists with moving his household goods Thursday.

Robert Wilkerson R. B. Howe Mrs. Horn Tipton

Turn Verein Selects Their Headquarters

Vorwaerts Turn Verein executive committee announces Shammo hall as the new headquarters leased for one year. Old apparatus to be reused with new equipment, classes start late February under directors Fred Molis and Bruno Mohnsen amid growing membership and a planned opening smoker.

Vorwaerts Turn Verein H. Heinz John Wiegant H. Gremmel J. P. Schomberg H. Ma Turn Verein Fred Molis Bruno Mohnsen

Wells Case Settled in Inheritance Tax Dispute

Waterloo report says Judge Pratt ruled yesterday that the state and three beneficiaries win the inheritance tax case over portions of the George Wells estate, a Grundy county millionaire.

Waterloo George Wells Grundy County Pratt

Fifth Annual Southeastern Iowa Dental Society Opens at Ottumwa

The fifth annual meeting opened in Ottumwa Iowa with near full delegate turnout. Dr J T Martin of Muscatine delivered the welcome address while Dr J N Armstrong of Ottumwa greeted visiting delegates. Afternoon sessions featured clinical demonstrations and a banquet followed at Ballingall hotel. Dr Frederick Noyes of Chicago lectured on Beginning Caries and tissue effects with stereopticon views.

Southeastern Iowa Dental Society Ottumwa J. T. Martin Muscatine J. N. Armstrong Ballingall Frederick Noyes Chicago J. Rowell Leon J. B. Monfort Fairfield C. O. Jerrel Mt. Pleasant E. C. Bock H. H. Gantz Albia F. Fourt J. W. Marsh Keokuk C. A. McElderry H. H. Stafford C. R. Baker Davenport C. E. Hoag Wapello M. J. Linderholm Farmington E. E. Courtright Ft. Madison Arthur Bowles Wayland A. W. Dana Burlington J. L. Thompson Centerville Frank Schederl Red Oak W. T. Palmer Keota H. 8S. Engle Lineville William M. Terry Washington H. L. Madison C. E. Ritchy New London T. F. Cooke E. P. Breene Iowa City C. W. Slingluff William Finn Cedar Rapids Redman Oskaloosa G. E. Rizer R. H. Vollard

Senior class party at Albert Carpenter Jr residence

Albert Carpenter Jr hosted the Columbus Junction High School senior class at his West Hill home with games and music, as Ruby Lieberknecht Edna Shellabarger Ruth Clark Maude Parsons May Larington Willard Endsley James Reaney Chester Pierce and the host attended. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Carpenter and Miss Mary.

Columbus Junction Albert Carpenter, Jr West Hill Carpenter Mary Ruby Lieberknecht Edna Shellabarger Ruth Clark Maude Parsons May Larington Willard G. N. Duncan Frank Johnston Wapello H. D. Rifenberg Conesville Sophia Lischer Wm. Singleton John Hendrickson

Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Relief and Free Trial

An advertisement claims Pyramid Pile Cure provides instant relief from piles and rectal disease, reduces congestion and swelling, heals sores, and may avoid surgery. It offers a free trial package by mail from Pyramid Drug Co at 138 Pyramid Building, Marion, Michigan.

Pyramid Drug Co Pyramid

Local Social News Nods to Relatives and Visitors

Herbert Gee and other relatives visit Cedar Rapids while Thos Newell Jr of Concord stays with Jay Robertson. Missionary tea to be hosted by the Reformed church ladies at Mrs J H Wilson’s home on South Hill tomorrow afternoon. Elsie Freeman hosts Miss Nannie Huston. Mrs G A Salmon visits sister Mrs Dr C B Allen in Morning Sun. Mrs E W Kelley and daughter Bertha travel to Iowa City and Cedar Rapids to visit relatives. The Riley couple return from Grandview amid Mrs Riley’s sister William Guthrie’s illness. W H Hughes of Washington visits Columbus Junction on business. Warren Letts returns to Ames for studies. more students from here to join them later this week. Wilson Dougherty of Washington handles local business. Mrs W P Paugh hosts dinner for guests Miss Charlotte Cunningham of Ames and Mrs Arch McCulley and Miss Louise Cunningham of Washington. W P Paugh visits Muscatine.

Herbert Gee Cedar Rapids Thos. Newell, Jr Concord Jay Robertson Ladies of the Reformed Church J. H. Wilson South Hill Elsie Freeman Nannie Huston G. A. Salmon C. B. Allen E. W. Kelley Agricultural Department The State College Wilson Dougherty Washington W. P. Paugh Charlotte Cunningham Ames Arch McCulley Louise Cunningham Muscatine

Authorized Foley Honey and Tar Refund Guarantee Ad

Certifies druggists may refund money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure coughs or colds. Promises to stop coughing, heal lungs, prevent pneumonia and consumption. States no opiates and genuine yellow package. Refuse substitutes. A. W. Morgan, 107 W. 2nd St.

Foley A. W. Morgan W. 2Nd St

W. C. A. Notes Highlight Annual Meeting

The annual meeting brought rejoicing to members with open doors strong finances and committee harmony. Miss Seevers departs for Des Moines amid thanks from YWCA workers she aided. The Fellowship Club plans a sleigh ride evening followed by an oyster supper at the rooms.

Miss Seevers Des Moines Y. W Fellowship Club

Hugo Bancks Relatives Visit In Davenport Area

Blue Grass Iowa January 14 Hugo Bancks of Davenport is rusticating at his uncle I R Bancks for a few days Mr and Mrs Leslie Wagener and

Blue Grass Hugo Bancks Davenport I. R. Bancks Leslie Wagener

Daughters Visit At Wood Lawn As Family News

Sunday guests accompanied by Conrad Dipple from Chicago arrive to spend time with his children at Wood Lawn. Mrs. Kate Frank returns home to care for her ailing father on the prairie. Mrs. Henry Hocke from near Spangler's Chapel visits aunt Mrs. J C Watts since Tuesday. William Bohnsack conducts business in Montpelier.

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