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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1903
Page
3
Public notice of newspaper publication schedule from The Daily Jeaca and Semi-Weekly Journal. Details issues per week, delivery by carrier, annual costs, and circulation estimates.
Washington firm Marlborough announces Frank J Stillman charge. New York address Office-1141 Nassau Street lists La Coste and Maxwell in barge. Chicago office at 48 Arquettoe Gil Riding Payne and Young in barge.
The Journalies lists Kecklerville Chayka West Muscatine Shat's and Mot Washburn's gro ceries as convenient newspaper outlets. Extra carriers will call at these places each night and subscribers can obtain papers there if the carrier misses their route.
The Des Moines convention marks a pivotal Iowa Republican moment as leaders weigh tariff revision. Speakers stress the tariff is a human product not divine law, acknowledging possible inequalities to fix while warning against attacks on party principles.
A remark on fostering harmony within the Democratic Party in Iowa, noting the value of a healthy minority party and its needed respect, which the party has lacked in recent years.
The passage argues that if Governor Cummins can concede to stand patters and they split the difference, newspaper managers and voters should follow suit. It emphasizes the main proposition as too important to quibble over technicalities or minor details.
The nation watches Iowa as tariffs appear unable to shield trusts. The remark about the tariff not sheltering trusts signals ongoing concerns about protective measures for major industries.
The Des Moines focus follows Governor Cummins with an Iowa Press Comment in the Waterloo Times-Tribune. The paper labels the new Democratic platform as “the ideal of all conservative democrats.”
The Oskaloosa Times Journal defends the Democratic name and urges pride while the Waterloo Reporter questions restoring harmony. The piece contrasts calls for unity with tensions between silver and gold factions over candidate selection and platform control.
A Clinton Age era quote praises Iowa Democrats for shaping the nation election prospects. The speaker says every state will help the party advance democratic principles, and that a reversed outcome would have weakened the fight next year.
The Creston American describes Mr. Sullivan as a progressive Democrat aligned with Bryan and Hearst, true to party principles but urging intelligent application as conditions change. It argues old conservative party shackles must yield to new ideas representing progress.
The Cedar Rapids Republican comments on the recent Democratic convention saying reorganizers have the free silver faction on the run and predicts other states will imitate Iowa. It forecasts a conservative Democrat for the presidency and a conservative money platform next year.
The Burlington Hawkeye argues Democrats mistook the Aldrich currency proposal by opposing it. The paper says the measure needs united Republican and sound money Democratic support and views current protests as remnants of Bryanism. It predicts the bill will pass in the Senate and House with Democratic backing.
For the Fourth of July the Iowa Central railway will sell round trip excursion tickets on July 3 and 4 at one and one third fare to all points within a radius of 200 miles. Return limit July 6. See ticket agents for particulars.
Local police report rising petty theft incidents across Union County with small shoplifting and break in cases concentrating in urban districts. Officials urge residents to secure properties and report suspicious activity to precincts.
In Dubuque a straightforward plan from Iowa Democrats outlines reform for city police with no frills. The proposal emphasizes efficiency and accountability without extra features.
Literary note examines William Randolph Hearst as a potential 1904 Democratic nominee. It discusses his age, lineage, and rise from a New York congressional seat, contrasting public skepticism with signs of substantial political power and influence. It also recalls Ellen Terry and G. F. Watts in a separate reminiscence about her first marriage and youthful elegance.
The stele of Hammurabi found in Susa excites scholars as a landmark in ancient law. William Hayes Ward will discuss Hammurabi’s code in the July Century, noting its era about 2250 B C and its more humane aspects compared to Mosaic law. It cites debtor relief after storms and drought with limited debt consequences.
In July Woman's Home Companion, Thorean warns against chronic uncertainty and urges a strong faith in order. He argues people must act on the next task and trust unseen forces to guide the broader scheme, citing the world’s and life’s ongoing renewal.
The Iowa Central Railway announces summer excursion fares from Elrick Junction for June 1 to September 30 1993 to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo Colorado 24.25 Glenwood Springs Colorado 36.25 Salt Lake City and Ogden Utah 37.25 with low rates to Deadwood Lead City Hot Springs and Custer. Diverse routes and stop overs cited plus call on any Iowa Central agent or write A B Cutts G P and T A Minneapolis Minnesota for folders and rates.
A long excerpt outlines pineapple based dishes and techniques including pineapple sherbet omelet pudding custard and preservation methods. It provides step by step instructions for preparing pineapple slices syrup freezing and molding and notes on sugar ratios and cooking times. The piece emphasizes chemistry based cooking from a Chicago supplier and includes several detailed recipes.
Mi o na proprietors team with J. J. Havercamp to market the flesh forming food with a guarantee bond attached to every package. The scheme claims a new and unheard of selling method for the digestion regulator.
A purchaser is asked to obtain a signed guarantee from J. J. Haber camp affirming will refund the money if Mi-ona fails to increase weight or cure dyspepsia and stomach troubles. Signed.
J J Havercamp offers Mi o na in 50c boxes with a bond guaranteeing money back if it fails to deliver promised results. The preparation is touted as a natural flesh builder aiding digestion and health, not a cod liver oil product. It targets those with dyspepsia headaches loss of appetite weight loss and run down conditions.
A dated meal plan lists Thursday to Saturday menus with items such as fruit cereal waffles clam chowder codfish balls whitefish okra soup veal loaf lobster salad and various desserts. Beverages include coffee tea and cocoa.
A reader asks whether to send a learner or professional cook book and mentions menu planning for a 5 oclock dinner. The May C. menu lists Tomato Bouillon and Crown of Lamb with various sides and notes prep can be done the day before.
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