Free Sample Digests for Indigestion and Liver Trouble
A remedy for chronic indigestion and liver trouble is advertised Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. The pitch offers free samples by mail, with the druggist sale at fifty cents or one dollar, and claims relief from indigestion constipation and sour stomach. It cites testimonials and mentions Dr Caldwell provides free medical advice by letter.
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J. Caldwell
Frank Connor
State Street
Madison
Wis
Virginia Cunningham
Weir
Miss
W. B. Caldwell
Caldwell Building
Monticello
Ill
Garman Johnson wed in Mt Pleasant wedding day noted
Emil Johnson of Muscatine married Miss Bess Garman of Mt Pleasant on a June Wednesday. The ceremony at the Garman home featured a fern arch, a Lohengrin wedding march, and a four course supper. Guests from multiple cities attended as gifts of cut glass silver and embroidered linen were exchanged.
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Emil Johnson
Bess Marble Garman
Mt. Pleasant
Bess Garman
W. C. Garman
Miss Garman
Baptist Church
Rommel School of Music
Muscatine
Mabel Day
Lohengrin
Ernest Tilgner
Hattie Talbot
Erva Finch
Goldie Brier
Katherine Frazey
Helen Hanawalt
Hulda Johnson
Ruth Garman
Mesdames Messer
Tracey
McClane
Johnson
Pleasant
Dunn
John Brunner
Batterson
Marie Johnson
Tacoma
Wash
Will Johnson
Chicago
G. Johnson
Burlington
Breneke
Dougherty
Fairfield
Tracy
Ralph Frazey
Brighton
Regular Meeting of St Matthias Industrial Sees Small Attendance
The St Matthias Industrial held a regular Thursday afternoon meeting at the church rectory with few members present. The afternoon centered on sewing and Miss Anna Healey of 515 East Fifth Street will host the group next Monday evening at her home.
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St. Matthias Industrial
Anna Healey
East Fifth Street
Pre-nuptial Card Party Honors Minnie Neil
Mrs. George Volger Jr hosted a red theme card party for twenty guests at her West Eighth street home in honor of Miss Minnie Neil. John Wessels and Minnie Neil announce their marriage for June 7. Prizes went to Miss Anna O Toole and Miss Florence Koenigsaecker for a Hearts game and a guessing contest respectively.
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George Volger, JR
Minnie Neil
John Wessels
Anna O'Toole
Florence Koenigsaecker
Lorber Family Marks 75th Birthday At Home
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lorber welcomed 29 grandchildren and relatives from Fruitland and the city to celebrate the seventy fifth birthday at 904 West Fourth Street. An afternoon group photo preceded a bountiful supper and social evening. Present were J. A. Lorber and family, George Lorber and family, Alex Kollman and family, John Redmond and family, Charles Lorber and family, Frank Lorber and family, and William Lorber and family.
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Joseph Lorber
West Fourth Street
Mr. Lorber
J. A. Lorber
Fruitland
George Lorber
Alex Kollman
John Redmond
Charles Lorber
Frank Lorber
William Lorber
Final Trinity Guild meeting counts twenty three members
The final Summer meeting of the Trinity Guild convened Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Pitchforth’s home 516 East Sixth street with twenty three members present. Guests enjoyed sewing socializing and music from 2 to 5 pm followed by refreshments. The next gathering is planned for October at Trinity Episcopal church rectory on East Fourth street.
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Trinity Guild
J. H. Pitchforth
East Sixth Street
Sue Stone
Trinity Episcopal Church
East Fourth Street
Mrs Laura Kent Hosts Mite Sewing Society Meeting
Mrs Laura Kent hosted the Mite Sewing Society at her home 1006 Spring Street with about sixty two gross of buttons carded. No meeting on June 16 as members attend the district Rebekah convention in Letts. Next gathering set for June 30 at Mrs Owen Smiths Oregon Street residence.
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Laura Kent
Mite Society
Mite Sewing Society
Spring Street
Rebekahs
Letts
Owen Smith
Oregon Street
Dorcas Society Holds Meeting at Mrs Harker Home
Mrs Mary Harker hosted a Dorcas Sewing Society gathering on East Seventh Street Wednesday afternoon. Members sewed and socialized, with light refreshments provided. The next meeting is planned for Wednesday afternoon June 15.
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Dorcas Society
Harker
Mary Harker
Dorcas Sewing Society
East Seventh Street
Election of Officers Tonight at Pocahontas Degree Meeting
Members of the Degree of Pocahontas are urged to attend the Red Men hall this evening for the election of officers. All members should be present for the meeting.
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Degree of Pocahontas
Red Men Hall
Congregational Ladies Aid Hold All Day Sewing
Members of the Ladies Aid society of the First Congregational church gathered at the church parlors for an all day sewing session.
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Congregational Ladies Aid
the Ladies’ Aid Society
The
First Congregational Church
Free KC Cook's Book Promises Healthier Cooking
Mrs Janet McKenzie Hill editors the Boston Cooking School Magazine presents The Cook's Book pre paid at cost of thousands of dollars. It contains over 90 tested recipes with simple directions and colored illustrations. Secure a copy free by mailing the colored certificate from KC Baking Powder cans to JAgurs Mrs. Co. Chicago Ill. Include name and address.
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Janet McKenzie Hill
Boston Cooking School Magazine
Jagurs Mrc. Co
Chicago
Ill
Sewing Circle Prepares for Missionary In Turkey Return
Thursday members held an all day sewing session and enjoyed a noon picnic dinner. Twenty six members attended as they sewed for Mrs. Esther Robbins White who will resume missionary work in Turkey.
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Esther Robbins White
Turkey
Local notes from Conesville and area
Miss Margaret Buser attended Fayette High School graduation with former Conesville pupil Ruth Underwood while Harvey Sullivan graduates Clermont High School. The community observed Decoration Day in Columbus Junction and Columbus City. A four day old baby, Dorothea Evelyn Kemberling, died at Foster Indiana, with burial in Conesville. Several residents visited relatives in Foster Nichols Hedrick and Lone Tree.
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Conesville
Margaret Buser
Fayette
Fayette High School
Ruth Underwood
Harvey Sullivan
Clermont High School
Marguerite
John Gay
Orono Township
Columbus Junction
Columbus City
W. A. Mincher
Alvaro
A. W. Jones
Foster
Gunderson
R. M. Kemberling
Grace Gunderson
Gertrude
Reuben Orr
Kemberling
A. M. Gay
Little Oral Fay
Nichols
O'Connell
J. C. Gay
Moline
L. M. Cecil
Hedrick
Chester
Charles Cecil
Ed. Goldsberry
Lone Tree
Local Notes From Columbus Junction
Miss Alta Rinehart returns from Bard while Gretchen Klotz heads to Washington for sister’s visit and commencement. Mrs. M A Kelley returns to Wapello after a visit. Fred Moore comes home from Cedar Falls for a week. E A Shaver secures concrete work on the new bank and travels to Des Moines for a cement mixer. Welsh Presbyterian meeting in Red Oak draws Humphery Richards. Claud Oakes buys remaining share of livery with Rob Quinn moving to a farm. Local picnic at Cone Lake includes Ben Browning, Ben Cutcomb, James Allen, Ralph Green, Jeff Cutcomb, Holand Birch, Harry Hanft, Hallie Hanft and others.
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Columbus Junction
Alta Rinehart
Bard
W. Rawmiller
Gretchen Klotz
Washington
F. M. Colton
M. A. Kelley
Amer
Wapello
Fred Moore
Cedar Falls
Columbus City
E. A. Shaver
Des Moines
Humphery Richards
Red Oak
Welsh Presbyterian Church
Claud Oakes
Rob Quinn
Cone Lake
Ben Browning
Ben Cutcomb
James Allen
Ralph Green
Jeff Cutcomb
Holand Birch
Harry Hanft
Hallie Hanft
Blanch Bolton
Mard Hanft
Libbie Cassabaum
Iva Hanft
Laura Hanft
Sarah Cutcomb
Rose Cassabaum
Katheryn Anwy
Wapello High to Award Diplomas Tonight
In Wapello Iowa 13 graduates will receive diplomas at the Methodist church commencement. Dr Edwin D Starbuck of Iowa State University will deliver the address. Grace Hunter and Erma Shew won prizes in last night’s alumni competition for original compositions and orations.
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Wapello
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wapello High School
Edwin D. Starbuck
State University
Iowa City
John Deihl
Presbyterian Church
Cleo Society
Alumni Association
Grace Hunter
Mercy
Erma Shew
Joan of Arc
Fannie Hook
Maude Silverthorn
Merry June
Wilhelmina Otto
Della Reutinger
Maud Warren
Mabel Ball
Fanny Hook
Jessie Peters
Reutinger
Hook
Maud Silverthorn
Flora Weber
Rebecca Woodruff
Keota News Reflects Visits and Diphtheria Quarantine
Keota reports visitors from West Chester and Cedar Falls with Mrs. Faris and Mrs. Coffman hosting. Miss Tressie Dayton plans a summer at home while Nellie and Edith Dayton remain quarantined amid a diphtheria outbreak. Mrs. Gilbert honors Burlington visitor Mrs. Renfern. The Stranhans visit Mrs. Smock in Keota as Wayne Hamilton and others are noted.
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Keota
FE. C. tHlbert
Renfern
Burlington
Andy Stranhan
Sigourney
F. M. Smock
Washington
Wayne Hamilton
Pot and Pan Philosophy
Ads claim ordinary washing misses hidden germs and promote Gold Dust as an antiseptic washing powder. It cleans pots pans pails and kettles deeply, sterilizes germ life and leaves utensils clean wholesome and safe. A little Gold Dust in dishwater makes dishes shine like new.
Kalona residents return from visit. social notes and local moves
Kalona locals recount visits from Fairfield Nebraska and Webster relatives, with a memorial day gathering and a camp life in progress at the river. Miss Emma Hagist buys the Keilahber property at auction for 1275 dollars. The Methodist young men plan a social and business meeting at S H Shrader’s home and Rev F W Cornell will preach at the local church. Keota friends plan a June 5 post card shower for Mr and Mrs J C Clark on their anniversary.
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Kalona
Ottumwa
Keota
C. M
W. S. Helscher
Emma Hagist
Keifahber
J. H. Helscher
Methodist Sunday School
S. H. Shrader
F. W. Cornell
Lexington
Methodist Church
J. CC. Clark
I. B. Schreckengast
Burlington
Iowa
Mission study at Notus YWCA closes soon
The YWCA class in mission study finished Josiah Strong's The Challenge of the City with next week's lessons. The group plans a moonlight excursion with the YMCAs on June 23. The HSB held a lively meeting electing Ethel Morgan president Myrta Minster vice president and Mary Benninger secretary.
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Josiah Strong
Ethel Morgan
Myrta Minster
Mary Benninger
Geneva Fund
Quote on education and character from Herbert Spencer
A maxim attributed to Herbert Spencer asserts that educating a child should aim to make them a person of character and capability rather than merely shaping gentility or femininity. It emphasizes practical virtue and universality in personal development.
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Herbert Spencer
Lincoln school picnic postponed to next Friday
The annual Lincoln school picnic planned for today is postponed to next Friday due to bad weather. Pupils and teachers will picnic at Weed Park starting at 10 o clock with dinner, and parents are invited to join. Booster Club meets tonight at the church for its regular first Friday session with important business.
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Lincoln School
Weed Park
Booster Club
East Hill
Will Martin
Park Avenue
Fred George
Sherman Street
Bellevue Hospital
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