Cancerous Ulcers May Beguile With Harmless Beginnings
The piece warns that cancerous ulcers can arise from minor skin issues such as boils, abscesses, burns, warts, moles, or pimples. It stresses there is no difference between cancerous and common ulcers at onset, urges suspicion of any slow healing sore, and links cancerous ulcers to polluted blood that must be purified rather than treated with salves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollands
S. C. W. P. Brown
David Mennedy
J. J. Riddle
Mound Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Bright
Cincinnati Hospital
Friedlander
Brown
David Kennedy
Cancer Cure Claim in S S S Advertisement
A Owensboro man describes a three year right nose ulcer the cure by S S S claiming the blood remedy cleanses toxins and builds strength. The ad asserts S S S cures cancerous ulcers by removing poisons and restoring vitality and offers free medical advice and a free book from The Swift Specific Company Atlanta GA.
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SWIFT
Atlanta
William Shoemaker and wife visit in Muscatine
William Shoemaker and wife from Chicago return to visit his mother in Muscatine. Ida Alderson of La Salle, Ill., visits at Ed Cole's. Children’s Day at Spangler chapel next Sunday with 2 pm lesson and sermon. League at 7 30. Mrs. Beck improving after illness. Dorcas Society meets June 4. Crops need sun. early cherries ahead of raspberries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
William Shoemaker
Chicago
William
Ida Alderson
la Salle
Ill
Ed. Cole
Spangler Chapel
Adam Beck
Margaret Stuart
Hazel Dell
Webb
Anna
Horton
Mr. Fisher
Dorcas Society
Joseph Gibbs
Hazel Dell Weather Buoys Farm Prospects
Sunday rain was welcome in Hazel Dell Indiana as corn and small grains look well and hay prospects seem promising. Local youths attended dances at Montpelier and Webster home Saturday night.
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Hazel Dell
Montpelier
Webster Home
Surprise Birthday Visit in Geneva Iowa
Friends gathered for Julius Saltwedel and wife Saturday May 31 as three farm wagons delivered a cheerful party to celebrate Mrs Saltwedel birthday. Herman Rick sold two cows from his Jersey herd at a good price. Sunday rain kept Geneva’s Sunday school small crowd. Corn planting progresses and early potatoes look healthy with garden crops booming.
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Geneva
Julius Saltwedel
West Branch News and School Commencement
West Branch Iowa reports light attendance at Sunday services due to rain. Rev D Wallace McMillan returns from New York City to lead the Presbyterian church. West Branch High School held its commencement on May 30 with eight girls and one boy in the class Ada Barnes Carrie Smith Cynthia Ball Julia Shrader Mary Shrader Grace Evans Emily Trafford Bessie Furniss Eugene Wright. Professor J P Hugget of Coe College addressed the class and audience.
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Riverside
Clint Davidson
Lewis Shellady
Washington
Clint
Johnson
Iowa City
Jane Boyd
Kan
West Branch
D. Wallace McMillan
New York City
Presbyterian Church
West Branch High School
Ada C. Barnes
Carrie E. Smith
Cynthia M. Ball
Julia M. Shrader
Mary E. Shrader
Grace E. Evans
Emily F. Trafford
Bessie E. Furniss
J. Eugene Wright
J. P. Hugget
Coe College
Local residents share visits and weekend travel notes
Oakland reports Mr and Mrs John Dyche spent the weekend in Washington with her parents. Mr Spink visited Wapello with his family on Sunday. Mrs John Baker Jr and Mrs Milton Wolfe served as function callers Thursday. Chas Dyche worked for John Schomberg the past week. Mrs John Rife and Mrs Morse visited Lone Tree Saturday. Mrs M R McKean stays with her mother and brothers this week. Farmers replant melons in town after losses.
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Oakland
John Dyche
Washington
Spink
Wapello
John Baker, Jr
Milton Wolfe
Chas. Dyche
John Schomberg
John Rife
Morse
M. R. McKean
Change in Time and Improved Service on Iowa Central
The Iowa Central railway will run sleeping cars and coaches from June 8 between Peoria and St. Paul and Minneapolis. Quick time and improved service extend to all points on the line to either St. Paul and Minneapolis or Peoria. For details contact Iowa Central agents.
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Iowa Central Railway
Peoria
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Iowa Central
Decoration day quiet. cemetery honors and local updates
South English notes no parade for Decoration day as citizens visit cemeteries. Memorial address given at Baptist church. Local residents make regional trips, church events and school plans noted. Rail agent M A Stock resigns for North Dakota real estate. crops look promising though fruit scarce. streets improve and rape crops sown.
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Rev. Shaw
Baptist Church
C. G. Clark
William Summers and Son
Chas
F. O. Jenkins
North Dakota
Canada
Dunkard
M. A. Stock
B., C. R. & N. Railway
Etta Hall
Shenandoah
Baptist Mission Circle
Smalley
West
Samuel West
Denver
C. L. Summers
Cedar Falls
Bloomington to Hold Children's Day Services Next Sunday
Bloomington Ia June 3 The Bloomington Sunday school will present a Children s Day program on Sunday June 8 starting at 16 oclock replacing the usual services. An invitation is extended to all. Several local residents and visitors are noted including Miss Florence Barclay Mrs Abby Fry and Mrs Nathan Rosenberger and W O Fritchman who travels to Wilton to ship wool.
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Bloomington
Florence Barclay
A. J. Wood
J. W. Hoopes
Reece
Gordon Hoopes
Alaska
B. C
Abby Fry
Nathan Rosenberger
Mary Negus
Charles Marshal
Amana
W. O. Fritchman
FE. M. Pinkham
Phebe E. Johnson
Shady Nook
W. C. Fritchmen
Wilton
N. Fergermuth Farm
Struble
Buffalo Prairie
Bloomington Ridge
Adam Fritchman
Mr. Fritchman
Melpine Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors and Events
Mrs Mae Kelley hosted a thimble party for Miss Dickerman of Rockford HL. Several residents attended gatherings at Mr Baer s house and news of visits, sales and home renovations fill the week in Melpine Ia with Harmond, Hetzler, Eis and Grim families among those mentioned.
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Melpine
Mae Kelley
Dickerman
Rockford
Hershey
Muscatine
R. I. Vance
A. B. Raub
J. B. Jester
Harry Dickerman
David Kelly
S. C. Kelley
Chicago
Mr. Strabean
Silverthorn
Cole
George
Daniel Grim
Henry Paul
Lizzie
Emma Atwel
Hetzler
Even Jinkens
Grim
A. N. Eis
Durant
Bertha Martz
Lone Tree Class Rings Bells of the Future
Lone Tree Iowa June 3 commencement exercises drew a well attended crowd. The hall featured green and white class colors and the motto With the ropes of the past we ring the bells of the future. Alumni hosted a reception at Miss Belle Loehr residence. Kate Clark of Muscatine visited with family last week. Mr and Mrs H C Lane of Solon and Maude and (text cut) attended the event.
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Lone Tree
Belle Loehr
Kate Clark
Muscatine
H. C. Lane
Solon
Maude
Local News In Briefs From Iowa Towns
Blanche Lane of West Liberty and Pearle Morse of Oxford join and others from Iowa City and Muscatine in visits. The Boydstons plan Danville and Mt. Pleasant to establish a home, with Mrs. Boydston joining later. L. G. Younkin visits Burlington parents, Elmer Lane heads home near Solon, Rev. C N Pace leads M E church service, Marcia Mahannah visits grandparents near Parnell, J M Lee returns from Baltimore synod.
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Blanche Lane
West Liberty
Pearle Morse
Oxford
Sam
Bessie Stover
Ezra Owen
Iowa City
Minnie Ogievee
Muscatine
H. B. Miller
Warren
Paul Boydston
Danville
Mt. Pleasant
Boydston
L. G. Younkin
Burlington
Elmer Lane
Solon
Rev
C. N. Pace
M. E. Church
Marcia Mahannah
Parnell
J. M. Lee
Baltimore
Synod of the Reformed Church
Late potato planting and corn plowing in Pleasant Prairie
Pleasant Prairie reports farmers planting late potatoes and plowing corn. J R Baker builds woven wire fence for a local merchant. Fred Sickman of Alaska visits relatives near Fairport. Several neighborhood children suffer whooping cough. Alice Eis visits from Muscatine. Chas Bailey returns home to Malcom after two months with uncle Henry Parr. Ground squirrels cause damage to corn. Beggars are unknown in Hawaii and no need for poor houses.
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Pleasant Prairie
J. R. Baker
Fred Sickman
Alaska
Fairport
Alice Eis
Chas. Bailey
Malcom
Henry Parr
H. P. R. Baker
Wilton
Canadian Pacific Offers Scenic Rail Views at Low Rates
Canadian Pacific presents a chance to view world famed scenery along the railway line with low excursion rates for numerous conventions and travel opportunities. The promotional copy invites readers to not miss this opportunity to experience spectacular landscapes on CP routes.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Railway literature route offered by A Shaw General Agent
San Francisco Portland and Tacoma lines offer a route that can be made good and purchased via any railway agent. Literature will be forwarded on application to A Shaw General Agent Paas Department at Clark Street in Chicago.
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Shaw
Paas
Ws Clark St
Chicago
Change of Life Warned by Laura Webb and Wine of Cardui
A Toledo woman Laura B Webb endorses Wine of Cardui as a remedy for the change of life in middle age. The letter claims the product strengthens health during menopause and urges early use to prevent suffering and restore female vitality.
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Laura
Webb
Toledo
Cardus
Wine
Cardui
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James Cassell
Journal
Sas
Mary
Kate Soltan
Princeton
Iowa
Owen Carpenter
Geo. W. Rachow
John Soltan
Lizzie Webster
Fred Padeskie
Dottie Dipple
Soltan
Andy Jakeman
Jacob Drumm
Carl Hinschel
Oak Grove
Runkel Brothers
River Street
W. 30Th Street
New York
David el
Hawaii
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Portland
Tacoma
Hershey LumberCo
South Muscatine
Laura S. Webb
Women’s Democratic Clubs of
Northern
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