Local Muscatine Socials and Visits Noted Saturday
Dr A B Clapp eye ear nose and throat specialist. Glasses fitted. Mrs K Harrigan traveled to Wapello for a several day visit. Mrs Mabel Yaggly and son Lael from Chariton visiting Elizabeth Bitzer on Mulberry. B McIntyre family guests at R A McIntyre 601 West Third over Sunday. Mrs R H Griffin Letts returns home after several days here. House and Jet on Oak street advertised for sale by John A Robbins. Irene Parker of Davenport arrived for a short visit. S M Pease and daughter C K Gurley left for Madison Ohio to visit relatives. Mrs Ben Black of Chicago visiting Muscatine friends. Mr and Mrs W L Roach back from Chicago where Mrs Roach treated in a hospital. Mrs F F Church of Rochester NY arrives for visit with W P Frazier and D S McDermid. Bessie Baston departs for Letts for a Sunday visit. E L Barry back in Davenport after day in city. Fred L Pentzer to Kansas City for business. Florence Miles leaves for Keokuk Lake to visit parents. Bruno Luedtke to Burlington for a few days with friends. Mrs M Welch returns from Chicago after visiting her son Frank. Sam Fox of Chicago arriving to visit his mother Sarah Fox. Geneva Crow departs for Columbus Junction to visit uncle Fred Orr. Sophia Storzbach returns from Burling ton after a week with Mrs Will Dittman. Vera Knight returns home from Iowa City visit. Mrs J W Eversmeyer and son back home after California and western travels. Mayme McCormack returns to Chicago after visiting Osa Amlong.
Mountains Speak To The Faithful In Union Sermon
Rev. J. C. H. Light preached at the English Evangelical union service in First Presbyterian church. He urged Christians to be mountaineers rising above daily life and to seek Sinai and Beatitudes as paths to God, citing Moses, Christ, and Pisgah while describing the Celestial City beyond.
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J. C. H. Light
First Presbyterian Church
Colorado
Earth
God
Christ
David
Moses
Mt. Sinai
Sinai
Siam
Pike’s Peak
Mt. Hood
Mt. Washington
Mt. Calvary
Pilate
Calvary
Beauty Cure Peddler Promises Youth With Home Treatments
An advertisement touts E. Burnham's home course for restoring youth through at home beauty remedies. It cites Hygienic Skin Food and Cucumber Cream, offers a free booklet and a 10 cent sample, and urges privacy and ease of use at home. A second excerpt reflects religious meditation on Calvary and Christ’s consoling role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Burnham
Hair Goods Demonstration At Havercamp Drug Store
E Burnham, the largest manufacturer of hair goods and toilet requisites, will hold a demonstration in Chicago at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store from July 8 to July 20. The event promotes how to use E Burnham's Toilet Requisites at home as effectively as in his famous parlors at 70 72 State Street.
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E. Burnham
State St
Chicago
Orr
Ill
Havercamp
Y W C A Notes At Mulford Mission Meeting
The Monday Club partners with the local union for an evening session at Mulford mission with a program and refreshments. Each girl may bring a guest. Next week’s meeting is canceled for chautauqua. Geneva island boating club outing postponed until after chautauqua. Slough big evening outing depends on weather. Geneva conference details available at the rooms for those interested in Muscatine delegation. The cafetery will be open during chautauqua week with pies and cakes by reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulford Mission
Geneva Island
Slough
Weather forecast warns of heat wave across middle west
The Jamestown Exposition visit is urged in August with forecasts predicting the hottest month and a dangerous drouth in Missouri and middle Mississippi valleys. Corn prices are expected to rise, with a 60 cent Chicago price forecast and warnings about speculators manipulating markets.
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Washington
W. T. Foster
Missouri
Middle
Mississippi
Middle West
Washington, D. C
Continent
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Great Central Valleys
Eastern States
Reat Central Valleys
Drouth
Maryland
Virginia
Jamestown Exposition
Jamestown
Norfolk
Chicago
Dr Kings New Discovery for Coughs and Colds
An old advertisement from Haver Camp’s Prescription Drug Store promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and colds priced at 650 cents and 1.09 dollars.
Savings promotion for Hershey State Bank Muscatine
An advertisement urges men to build independence in old age by starting an account at Hershey State Bank of Muscatine and depositing a portion of earnings weekly. It promises 4 percent interest on savings.
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Hershey State Bank of
Iowa Fraternal Bankers Reserve Picnic Planned at Iowa City
The Iowa Fraternal Bankers Reserve Picnic Association schedules its annual gathering July 30 on the chautauqua grounds in Iowa City with leaders from Cedar Rapids Sigourney and Mason City planning speeches contests and music. A special train may be added if attendance exceeds capacity. prizes of 25 and free coffee for 2900 visitors are noted.
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Iowa Fraternal Bankers’ Reserves
Iowa City
Iowa Fraternal Bankers’ Reserve Picnic Association
Chautauqua
J. A. Valenta
Ben Harrison
F. J. O’connor
Sigourney
J. B. Vanatta
Muscatine
E. A. Holmes
Association
Lodge
Supreme
R. D. Moses
Cedar Rapids
R. D. Taylor
George W. Ball
M. V. Secor
Mason City
Association of
Picnickers
Marion
Electric Bitters Promises Help for Kidney Liver Stomach Ailment
A brief advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a remedy for stomach liver and kidney trouble. The ad notes a price of 56 cents and cites Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havercamp’s
Excursion to Twin Cities by Iowa Central Ry
The Iowa Central Railway offers a popular excursion to Minneapolis St Paul on Saturday July 20. Departure from Oakville at 7 43 p m and arrival in Minneapolis at 8 25 a m with St Paul at 9 00 a m Sunday. Return valid on any train until No 6 leaving St Paul at 7 25 p m and Minneapolis at 8 00 p m Tuesday July 23. Round trip rate 4 50. See flyers or company agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Cities
Iowa Central Ry
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Oakville
Minneapolis
St. Paul
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Cardus
J. L. Broadhead
Clanton, Ala
The
Chattanooga Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
A. B. Clapp
K. Harrigan
Wapello
Mabel Yaggly
Lael
Chariton, In
Elizabeth Bitzer
Mulberry Street
B. McIntyre
Rock Pus
R. A. McIntyre
West Third Street
R. H. Griffin
Letts
Oak Street
John A. Robbins
Irene Parker
Davenport
S. M. Pease
C. K. Gurley
Madison, O
Ben Black
W. L. Roach
F. F. Church
Rochester, N. Y
W. P. Frazier
D. S. McDermid
Bessie Baston
E. L. Barry
Fred L. Pentzer
Kansas City
Florence Miles
Keokuk Lake
Bruno Luedtke
Burlington
M. Welch
Frank
Sam Fox
Will
Sarah Fox
Geneva Crow
Columbus Junction
Fred Orr
Sophia Storzbach
Will Dittman
Vera Knight
Frank McConnell
J. W. Eversmeyer and Son
California
West
Mayme McCormack
Osa Amlong
Castoria
Citizens’ Railway & Light Comp’y
Manitou
Charlevoix
Harbor Springs
Mackinac Island
Detroit
Buffalo
Duluth
Illinois Crosstine
Petoskey
Northport
Traverse City
Bay Points
Ludington
Manistee
Jos. Berolzheim
G. P. A. Manitou Steamship Co
R. S. Ghurch
Northern Michigan Trans. Co
Chcago
Dren Mountaineers
Lowlands
Pike's Peak
Pisgah
Promised Land
Bridal Range
Cairo
Egypt
Athens
Greece
Ballbeck
London
Burnham
Lamb
Mountains of Bible
Home Savings Banks
Hershey State Bank
Iowa
S.S.S. Stoop Poson
S.S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Thompson Bros. CO
Iowa Fraternal Bank
Ers
Tor
Itowa Avenue
J. E. Stevenson
Chas. H. Gobble
East Second Street
E. 3Rd Street
B. A. Metz
TIZE
Zrd
Cal. W. Smith
Iowa Avenue
Mississippi Valley—House
Eaton Huribui
VA Ave
P. Day
Chest Second Street
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