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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1902

Page

7

Clergy and locals ride trains in regional business and visits

Rev W L Clapp travels on the 7 58 to Washington for a few days. Rev J B Schweirtert of Wapello arrives and heads to Illinois for church work. R W Durkee rode the 7 58 to Sigourney on firm business. L Urdangen of Riverside visits over Sunday returning on the Western. Mrs James Harris of Sweetland travels on the Western to Cedar Rapids to visit relatives. Charles Ruthenberg, clothier of Wapello, was in the city on business, leaves on the M N & I at noon. J E Van Camp of Sweetland Center rides the 7 58 to Burlington for business. Ads claim blood tonics and strawberry extract as remedies.

J. B. Schweirtert Wapello City Illinois R. W. Durkee Sigourney L. Urdangen Riverside James Harris Sweetland Cedar Rapids Charles Ruthenberg M. N J. E. van Camp Sweetland Center Burlington Rev. Zimmerman Davenport

Auction Sale at Fell Store in Fruitland

The stock of goods from T. E. Fell of Fruitland will be sold at auction by Sheriff J. D. Stuart starting today at 1 PM and continuing to 10 PM each day until the stock is gone. Sale held at the Fruitland premises.

T. E. Fell Fruitland J. D. Stuart

A Word to Real Estate Agents Offers Land Boom Hints

A circular promises guidance on where the next land boom will occur and how real estate agents can profit. J. F. Merry, assistant general passenger agent of the Illinois Central Railroad in Dubuque Iowa, invites inquiries for the mailing.

J. F. Merry Illinois Central Railroad Dubuque, Ia

Constipation Remedy Ad And Local Visits Highlight Page

An advertisement for Cas carets Candy Cathartic claims natural action for bowel issues. The page also notes visitors in the city including Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Elliott from West Liberty and Ed. Long, plus locals attending trains 7:58. Dr. Charles M. Robertson visits family in Cedar Rapids area.

Muscatine's Own Regiment Reunites for September Gathering

Roster and history of the Iowa infantry unit known as Muscatine's Own. Describes its formation at Camp Strong on Muscatine Island, departure for battle in 1862, the sorrow of farewell, and the mustered regimental list headed by Colonel S. G. Hill. Notes a split train near Wilton and subsequent garrison duty at Cairo before next installment.

Iowa Camp Strong Muscatine Island Ogilvie Commercial House Muscatine City Muscatine Cedar County Cedar Shiloh Adjutant General H. B. Hendershoot S. G. Hill J. H. Rothrock Henry O'Connor

Why Don't You Buy a Home in Muscatine Real Estate

A sales pitch urging readers to invest a few hundred dollars to buy a home of Titus and Jackson on long and easy terms. The notice touts Muscatine real estate as a safe purchase and urges homeowners not to miss the opportunity.

Titus & Jackson Muscatine

Coffeeless Cure: Doctor Credits Postum for Health

Dr W J Allison of Heber Arkansas long a coffee drinker credits Postum Food Coffee with curing indigestion and boosting his health. He notes a 19 pound gain in four months and reports a Illinois woman improved to normal strength and gained 40 pounds after using Postum.

W. J. Allison Heber, Ark Illinois Postum

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Deafness Cure

Advertisement claims deafness from catarrh can be cured only by constitutional remedies. It describes Eustachian tube inflammation causing hearing loss and offers one hundred dollars for any deafness case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Circulars are sent free. sold by Druggists for 75 cents.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo C. Hall

Colored Circles Social Notes Mention Illness and Visits

Mrs Mary Bains remains very ill at home. A M E church ladies concert netted a neat sum and will lead to a cantata soon. Forest White breaks ground for a new house foundation. Mr and Mrs I P Johnson hosted events for Mrs burryl Harsh of Chicago and Mr and Mrs N L Black of Washington. Several gatherings follow with Rev P P Taylor and other locals.

Mary Bains Forest White I. P. Johnson Burryl Harsh Chicago N. L. Black Washington P. P. Taylor Mesdames Watson Grooms and Woodson Samuel Barnes A. Seabrooks Fulham Avenue Dr. Townsley Burrul Harsh P. P Florence White Busie Davenport

No democratic daily in Des Moines says capital paper

The Des Moines Capital asserts no need for a democratic daily newspaper in Des Moines and that such a paper could not succeed. The statement marks an official position on local press competition.

Des Moines

Odd Sled Sitters and Church Pew Jitters Riddle

A boy can sit on a sled six inches square tied to a sled moving nine miles an hour but can't sit on a sofa five minutes for a dollar. A man can sit on an inch board and talk politics for three hours but in a comfortable church pew for forty minutes he gets nervous and twists and goes to.

Mannikovs and butter cause unexpected collapse

A fragment describes a man who pouches tobacco with juice running down his chin, feeling fine until a hair in the butter knocks him out completely.

Cascarets Candy Cathartic Slogans Warn Fraud

The advertisement touts Cascarets Candy Cathartic with the slogan C. C. C. on every tablet and warns buyers to avoid bulk sales and fraud, directing readers to look for the famous mark and buy from all druggists.

Sister Lou Marries and Moves to Kensington Flat

In St Louis Republic dialogue characters discuss Lou’s marriage and her new Kensington flat. Mabel mentions the wedding. Miss Jellus confirms a flat but not its location. The exchange hints at a social note within a local urban setting.

Mabel Sister Lou Kensington Jellus St. Louis Republic

Prosperity vs Adversity Debate From The Chicago Post

Quote exchange on prosperity and ruin framed as a wry view of fortune. One speaker argues prosperity ruins more people, but prefers it to adversity for its enjoyment.

Hain Chicago Post

No Progress About Him At The Old Stand

A Philadelphia Press column notes ongoing business at the same location with no sign of change. The exchange highlights persistence and continuity in the old address despite chatter of change.

Philadelphia Press

Baron of Ideas Jokily Teased Over Title

A conceited journalist asks what title he would receive if literary men were titled. His senior quips Baron of Ideas as a terse reply.

Iowa Leads in Land Improvement Among States

Iowa tops the nation with more than 86 percent of farm lands improved. Illinois is next, followed by Indiana with over 77 percent. The findings reveal Iowa's lands are highly uniform for farming purposes.

Iowa Illinois Indiana

Iowa Democrats Active as Observed by Pilot-Tribune

The Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune notes considerable truth in the report that Iowa Democrats are active. It says the activity helps keep the Iowa Democrat and national Democrats in a state of great activity to determine their position.

Storm Lake

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