Endorsement of Cooper Remedies by Maine druggist and nurse
In a sworn statement from Hallowell Maine dated July 20 1907 W D Spaulding and Mrs Frederick Harvey attest to Cooper Remedies improving stomach related illnesses after initial skepticism. The document quotes a patient testimonial praising relief from headaches sour stomach indigestion and pain and recommends Cooper’s New Discovery. Notary Geo A Safford certifies the testimony. Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store is named as agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Cooper
W. D. Spaulding
Hallowell
Frederick Harvey
Spaulding
Cooper
Discovery
Geo. A. Safford
Havercamp
Local News Roundup of City Residents and Visits
Local notes report Mrs. W. C. Hinkhouse shopping in the city and Dr. A B Clapp advertising eye ear nose and throat care. Several residents depart for Washington Davenport Wellman and Iowa City while others visit family. Real estate loans and sturgeon at Linders Deli are mentioned amid routine travel and social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Clapp
J. A. Colbert
Letts, In
Muscatine Hosts Three Vaudeville Theatres War
Crowds fill Muscatine as three first rate vaudeville houses open with strong NY talent. Reynolds and Wayne captivate with A Wise Maid, Hass and Edmond on bars draw applause, Walter Mohnsen sings, Bijou shines with electric décor, Newman Heclow pair charm audiences, Majestic adds Bartelle Garfield Rose King acts plus quality moving pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Iowa
Salisbury
New York
Reynolds
Wayne
Hass
Edmond
Walter Mohnsen
Majestic Theatre
Bartelle
Garfield
Rose King
West Liberty Notes Tell of Local Arrivals and Departures
West Liberty Jan 28 Miss Irene Buckley arrives from Davenport to visit relatives. Mrs Nina Peck returns to Livingston Wyoming after business in town. Mrs Joe Fuller and Mr and Mrs James Gibbons take the noon train to Iowa City. Dr W A Heck attends State Veterinary convention in Cedar Rapids. Several residents depart for Chicago and Rock Island for business or visiting kin. a young woman sustains a sprained arm. other brief movements include visits from Muscatine Davenport What Cheer and Atalissa residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
Martin Baker
Muscatine
Ernest Sissell
Wilton
Frank Sissell
James Dickerson
Allerton
Roy Whitacre
Nina Peck
Walter
William Protzman
Chicago
Livingston
Wyo
Joe Fuller
James Gibbons
Iowa City
Irene Buckley
Davenport
Amelia Rejahl
Mell Blakeslees
W. A. Heck
Cedar Rapids
Will Gibson
Harland Dice
M. P. Cady
Decatur
Mich
Decorah
Vincent Morris
Rock Island
Vince Netting
Cady
Carey
Alvah Nichols
Rocky Mountain Limited
Ill
Eva Edgerton
What Cheer
Zed Ellyson
Columbus Street
Ed Fogg
Come and See Sign at Lydia E Pinkham Factory
An attached front building sign at Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn urges public inspection of lab methods and ads. It invites verification of claims about Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and asks if the product truly aids women, promising open access for all questions and letters from customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
America
Mrs. Pinkham
Presence of Bright Young Colored Woman as Copyist Sparks Debate
Washington reports a renewed race question in the treasury department as Lillian B. Wright, a Chicago native of Senegambian extraction, becomes the third colored woman in the computing division. Officials see no immediate mass resignations, while critics fear growing calls to limit government service for educated Black workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Bureau OF the Journal
Washington, D. C
J. C. Welliver
Treasury Department
Supervising Architect of the Treasury
Civil Service
Cortelyou
Lillian B. Wright
Chicago
Miss Wright
Department Service
Lone Tree social notes and visits compiled
Misses Laura Windess and Winnie Davis spent Saturday with Giles and Laura Purcell. Mrs. Walter Albright and baby from Nichols visited over Sunday. Laura Hanlon returned from Iowa City for a day. Dr C A DeLane and wife visited Conesville with Mr and Mrs C Horton. Fred Sims family from Riverside visited Amos Fuller. Y Book Club hosted members H A Baker and R McCreery with piano selections, refreshments, and social time. The club plans a Valentine night at the Y hall with a program and further refreshments. Wm Timmerman returned from Colorado. Mrs Timmerman will come later. Mrs Howard Hinkley returned from Howard, Kansas. Rev Smith preached in Baptist Church. Methodist meetings closed. Lizzie Kirkpatrick visited Iowa City Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Tree
Laura Windess
Winnie Davis
Giles
Laura Purcell
Walter Albright
Nichols
Albright
Laura Hanlon
Iowa City
C. A. DeLane
Conesville
C. Horton
Fred Sims
H. A. Baker
Jess Robison
Cone
Baker
Horton
Y Book Club
Y Hall
Wm. Timmerman
Colorado
T. Will
Howard Hinkley
Howard
Kansas
Smith
Downey
Baptist Church
Methodist Church
Lizzie Kirkpatrick
Local Vet Dr Hackett Attends State Clinic in Cedar Rapids
Dr C J Hackett of East Fourth Street leaves for Cedar Rapids to join the Veterinary State Medical Association Clinic scheduled for January 28 to 30. He will participate in the sessions and meetings at the host city venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
C. J. Hackett
East Fourth Street
Veterinary State Medical Association
Pink Pills Said To Cure St. Vitus Dance
A Cherokee Iowa woman describes severe nervous illness and St Vitus dance, claiming Dr Williams Pink Pills restored sleep and appetite, gained weight from 85 to 117 pounds, and cured her after a year and a half of illness. Pills sold nationwide price 50 cents per box, six for 2.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine i Company
Schenectady
N. Y
East Hill News Special Programs for Lincoln and Washington
East Hill school prepares a combined celebration for Lincoln and Washington’s birthdays on February 21. Pupils and instructors at Lincoln School plan speaking and musical selections, with decorations and a name inspired by Abraham Lincoln enhancing the program. East Hill locals note visitors and local movements in brief items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
Lincoln
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
The Lily and the Prince at the Grand
The Lily and the Prince stars Miss Marguerite Blake as the Lily in Mildred Holland’s hit. In a stark council chamber scene she pleads for her father amid a forbidding backdrop and stern tribunals. Strong costumes and pageantry mark the production, drawing large audiences and many box office inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily
Mildred Holland
Marguerite Blake
Thumb 13 Severed on Classifier Machine at Hirsch Plant
A worker at the Hirsch Button Plant suffered a serious injury when a hand was caught in a classifier machine, resulting in the severing of a thumb. No further injuries reported, conditions not disclosed, investigation pending.
Injury at Leo Hirsch Button Plant Mar
T J Hopkins of 123 Walters street sustains severe injury at work when his left hand is caught in pinion wheels at the Leo Hirsch Button plant. Thumb severed below the joint. Dr. T F Beveridge attends the case. Birthday anniversary notes follow. Charles Bird hosts a 66th birthday celebration with a 2 o clock dinner and entertainment. East Hill locals C A Green return from Keota after visit. Albert Light arrives from Chicago to visit. Mrs Harry Schmidt improving after illness. Cora Bird returns home after attending birthday event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Hopkins
Walters Street
T. F. Beveridge
Charles Bird
First Avenue
East Hill
C. A. Green
Holly Street
Keota
Albert Light
Chicago
Harry Schmidt
East Fifth Street
Cora Bird
Eldon
C. Bird
Park Place
The Man With Dandruff Cures With ZEMO Bottle
A cure claim states ZEMO destroys the germ causing dandruff and stops itching instantly. It promises to prevent falling hair and leave the scalp clear and healthy. For sale by A. W. Morgan at 107 West Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Morgan
West Second Street
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Hollowell, Maine
Maine
Cooper Medicine Co
Dayton
Ohio
W. C. Hinkhouse
Mark Quinn
Front Street
Frank Bowman
Henry Hessler
City
Charles Kivett
Harry
Columbus Junction
George Duncan
Fulham Avenue
Choice Farm
G. M. Titus
Iowa Ave
Henry Leonard
No. 50
J. H. Hocke
Iowa Avenue
Linder’s Delicatessen
West 2Nd St
Jane Smith
Fruitland
George Kranz
Parham Street
L. Diamond
East Seventh Street
Wellman
Miss F. Byrne
Arden
T. J. Ryan
Eighth Street
A. Smith
A. Krebs
East Second Street
Charles Krueger
J. Lemkau
Pond Street
W. P. Cassidy
Morris
Oscar Shiller
St. Louis
H. D. Connell
D. Sneichen
West Fifth Street
S. M. Miller
Oregon Street
Oskaloosa
Fred Miler
Grand Opera House
Bijou Theatre
Harry Newman
Charles
Marie Heclow
Ayer
Ntitans: Co
Lowol Maas
Atlas
Marquette
W.B. Corsets
Eingarten Bros
Johe
Springdale
Hannah Kerr
Lagrippe
Ernest Kerr
Hillis Ady
Atalissa
Lydia MacClun
William
Vince Nutting
Madison
Wis
P. N. Gibson
George Hawley
Elmer Nichols
Marie Scott
John Protzman
la Porte
Ind
Barbara Protzman
Sig
Treasury Dept
ST. Vitus
Wilims
Pakrilsian
Ths
Orvere Nerv
Biserd.r
DR. D. Jayne
Jayne
East Hill News
A. Hawkins
L. H. Newman
Park Avenue
May Gray
Co. S. Bird
McKinley Street
Tom Negus
Sweetland Center
Walters
Hirsch Button
EP. Day
Fawood CO
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