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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1900

Page

4

Osteopathy Office Opens In Muscatine

The Muscatine Osteopathic Infirmary announces a new office at Sixth and Chestnut Streets for osteopathic treatment of chronic diseases. Practiced over three years in Denver and Boulder, Colorado. No case taken without potential benefit. Free consultation. Hours 10 am to 4 pm. F. J. Harlan and Elizabeth Harlan, D. O.

Muscatine Osteopathic Infirmary Sixth and Chestnut Sts Muscatine Sixth Chestnut Streets Denver Boulder Colo F. J. Harlan Elizabeth Harlan D. O

Do You Eat Start Grocery Line Ad

A clipped market item promotes fresh groceries and prices to attract patronage. It urges customers to supply themselves with pure goods and notes ongoing grocery line offers.

No fund yet raised to buy Aguinaldo's Manila house

The New York Mail and Express notes no anti imperialist has proposed a fund to purchase a house in Manila for Aguinaldo. It criticizes the apparent lack of appreciation in this stance.

Aguinaldo New York Mail and Express Manila

Tailor and a Mam How a Garment Fitter Conceals Deformities

An article on tailoring flaws and the craft of the cutter describes common body peculiarities such as a lower right shoulder and bow legs. It explains how desk work and practice shape posture, and warns customers to choose fabrics promptly to avoid awkward fits.

Apollo New York

Enterprising Muscatine Men Describe Ozark Land and Lumber Plant

A trade paper, Current Wave, highlights the Ozark Land and Lumber company's vast Winona Missouri plant. It notes J. H. Berkshire of Muscatine as manager and longtime Hershey Lumber supervisor, assisted by J. H. Hahn.

Ozark Land and Lumber Company Winona J. H. Berkshire Muscatine Hershey Lumber Company J. H. Hahn

The Marks of Suffering Promised Relief for Women

A women's health appeal urges early consultation with Mrs. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts to cure suffering tied to menstrual periods. A teacher from Higginsport Ohio recounts long pain, doctors' failed remedies, and an operation scare before following Pinkham's guidance and finding relief.

Kate Cook Addison St Mt. Jackson Ind De&ar Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham

Ozark Land and Lumber Company Leads Shannon County

Feature on the Ozark Land and Lumber Company based in Winona Missouri. Boss J H Berkshire heads a vast operation employing 500 workers with J H Hahn as key lieutenant. The mill complex includes band and gang saw facilities, two kilns and a large planing mill, plus a general store and meat market. The firm owns 159900 acres across Shannon Oregon Ripley and Carter counties with 35 miles of railroad to haul timber from Ozark pine stands to a sizable inventory. Enviable timber lands promise farming stock and orchard potential nearby.

Muscatine Ozark Land and Lumber Company Shannon County J. H. Berkshire Berkshire J. H. Hahn Ozark Mountains Winona McPherson South Ozark Missouri Shannon Oregon Ripley Carter Counties

Bandit's Son Takes a Wife

Jesse James Jr. wed Stella McGown in Kansas City with about fifty guests. The ceremony at Central Methodist Episcopal church omitted the ring. Notables present included ex-Governor T. T. Crittenden and Frank James. The couple will reside in Kansas City where Jesse operates a downtown cigar shop after his Leeds train robbery acquittal.

Kansas City Jesse James, Jr Stella McGown A. M. McGown Santa Fe Railroad S. H. Werlein Central Methodist Episcopal Church South Mexico T. T. Crittenden FE. F. Swinney First National Bank R. L. Yeager T. T. Crittenden, Jr Frank James James Gang Leeds Robery

Turner's bill to pay service differences for Philippines veterans

Council Bluffs soldiers who served in the Philippines support Senator Turner's U S Senate measure to reimburse the travel pay shortfall for returning volunteers. The plan would cover western regiments including the Fifty first Iowa, mustered out in San Francisco, and aims for a favorable Senate report. Old Company L veterans in Council Bluffs say the extra pay is fair compensation for Philippine service.

Council Bluffs Iowa Counci Bluffs Philippines Turner United States Senate San Francisco Fifty-first Senate Committee On Military Affairs

Elderly Winfield resident Ed ward Plants dies at 77

Ed ward Plants aged seventy seven, long time resident near Winfield, dies at 2 AM. He lived with his brother’s family west of town. Funeral services set for 10 AM at the home tomorrow. he never married and endured years of illness, respected by neighbors.

Winfield Iowa Edward Plants Plants

Mull's Lightning Cough Cure Promises Quick Relief

An 19th century style patent medicine note promotes Mull's Lightning Cough Cure as a remedy for coughing. The bottle costs 25e and is guaranteed by all druggists.

Chicago Police Ban on Freak Advertising in Streets

Chicago police issued an order prohibiting disruptive freak advertising in public streets. The measure targets wave banners and unusual signage to curb street clutter and maintain safety and city aesthetics.

Chicago

Union Labor Song Adopted By Major Labor Bodies

An official labor ballad titled Stick to Your Union was adopted by the National Building Trades Council in Milwaukee and the American Federation of Labor. The lyrics tell of a father guiding his son through a strike and a firm’s eventual pay restoration, leading to a united labor movement nationwide.

American Federation of Labor Union Labor

Des Moines Area Man Found Dead In Decatur Township

Frank W. Moore 49, a bachelor farmer near Leon, Iowa, was found dead in his bed yesterday afternoon at his Decatur township home. Officials say despondency over a recent unsatisfactory real estate deal is the assumed cause of death by his own action.

Leon Iowa Frank W. Moore Decatur Township

Guarantee on Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar

An agreement signed by G. A. Reinicke W. B. Barkalow Nesper Co Jro J Havercamp J Theo Kuechmann promises refunds on Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar bottles if coughs or colds persist. A 60 cent bottle is covered with a full refund and a 25 cent bottle carries a satisfaction guarantee or money back.

Greene G. A. Reinicke W. B. Barkalow Nesper & Co Jro J. Havercamp J. Theo. Kuechmann

A Cigar Joke Reflects on Shortening Taste

A quick witticism notes that a cigar’s flavor improves as it becomes shorter, a humorous take on smoking habits and taste preferences.

Pettigrew for a Third Term Debate Touted

The Davenport Republican argues South Dakota voters would not support Pettigrew for a third Senate term noting that nationwide fevered politics do not imply universal insanity in the state.

Davenport Journal Davenport South Dakota Pettigrew Senate

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Hotel Grand E. G& Burnside East Second Street Welch & Knopper Eighth Orange Streets East Third Street J. H. Canon Enouire S. L. Johnson Mulberry J.P. Freeman Arene Hong Sam Halleck Atalissa Owa Anted Bond C. H. Armstrong Mackey’s Model Clothing House Muscatine Tailors Choppers Horton’s Pony Ranch Swan Gorham L. Mose North English Dillaway Rogers, Smith & Co Rogers’ Bros Dillaway’s Crockery Store Catarra Ely Sam Balm Hayfever Cold 'S ELY Brothers Warren Street F. Giesenhaus Ozark Lumber Company Oes Bandit Official Union Labor Song Aver Brover Fl Paso Texas J.C. Ayer Lowell Masa Victor J. Evans & CO Evans Building Washington DO. C Seeocescs Monace Syc B, Fuller the Star Clothing Co
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