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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1902
Page
7
Practical Suggestions About What to Eat and How to Prepare Food based on chemistry as applied to cooking. Conducted by Lida Ames Willis in Chicago with inquiries directed to her. All rights reserved by Banning Co. Chicago.
Real estate bargains in Kemble's listed with Titus & Jackson. R J Reaney of Columbus Junction visited the city. A marriage license issued to A E Smith and Amy H Eustick. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised for health. Fred Featherstone family welcomed a daughter. Nicola sisters from Nichols shopped in town. International Correspondence School offers 20 percent off courses through June and a $5 enrollment bonus before June 8. Samuel Propst sues John H Simpson et al to quiet title on Miller's addition lot 5 block 3 West Liberty Iowa.
Low rates to San Francisco Los Angeles California and Portland Oregon on account Imperial Council Nobles of Mystic Shrine San Francisco and National Convention Travelers Protective Association Portland Ore On sale May 27th to June 8th limit 60 days For rates routes and stop overs call out C R L P passenger depot C M Gould Agent
Fire and accident insurance at Kemble's. Mrs. Jesse Oaks departed for Great Falls Montana and Mrs. R. O. Malone for Bern Kansas. Mrs. Nicholas Bast traveled to Davenport. Painting and paper hanging by E L Kemptner. Muscatine county abstracts up to date at Kemble's 116 Iawa avenue. W H Hughes returned from Dayton after a relative's funeral. Church ladies to sew for the hospital Friday afternoon. Dr. Thomas Electric Oil advertised for itch relief. New Panitorium Luellen Bros. shoe and clothes services. Dr E H King back from St Paul after hospital visit. Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry for bowel complaints. James Daniels and family arrive from Boston and Dallas for funeral. Seventh and eighth grade Philippine debate at First Ward school, with winners and judges named.
Dissolution by mutual consent with J. J. Griffith retiring. Business to be continued by L. C. Hirt & Co. All notes and accounts of the old firm assumed by L. C. Hirt & Co. They will pay accounts against the firm prior to May 13, 1902.
Editor notes a party of young men in South Muscatine harassing a courting young man near a lady friend. The crowds waited near on Saturday and Sunday nights and threats were made. Names are withheld for now. The Family Concerned.
The Black Diamond Express runs between Buffalo New York and Philadelphia offering praised comfort and scenic ties along the route. Readers are urged to sample the journey on future trips eastward.
The article describes frozen desserts suitable for hot weather, including plain cream ices and custard ices, known as French creams, their preparation methods, and the advantages of using fresh milk and eggs. It covers mixing, scalding, and cooling steps and notes on parfaits, biscuits, and monsses, plus material quality and freezing techniques using ice and salt.
Detailed instructions cover freezing ice cream with crushed ice and brine, handling equipment like dasher and churn, and steps for vanilla, French, and chocolate varieties. Includes prep, cooling, packing, aging, and serving tips with care for texture and flavor.
West Liberty notes include W C Addleman visiting Chicago for business and likely riots, visitors from Port Carbon Pennsylvania Davenport Iowa and Minneapolis, commencement plans at State University and a surprise party at Mrs Frank Barnes home where gifts were given, Arthur Stevens trunk theft at Stevens farm with $23 stolen, sale of Cedar county farm near Centredale to D Pingree for 95 per acre, and anticipation of a strong public school commencement program next week.
The Harris Nickle Plate arrives from York and sets up tents at Mc Grath's park. A street parade features camels hitched to a wagon and the elephant Gypey drawing crowds. The Lancaster appearance pleases locals. the show promises bigger value and a wild-animal ring performance at low price.
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an untreatable catarrh cure. It cites F. J. Cheney and Co. of Toledo and lists West Truax and two druggists as endorsers. The cure is described as internally acting on blood and mucous surfaces with a price of 75 cents per bottle. Each item mentions testimonials and Halls Family Pills as a supplement.
Yesterday afternoon the Royal Neighbor's Sunshine club held a meeting at the home of Mrs. Kate Bast on Fast Hill. Attendance was fair and substantial work was accomplished. The gathering passed pleasantly with those present.
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