You Need Digest It The New Relief For Indigestion
An old advertisement states that over eighty million Americans suffer indigestion and promotes Digestit as a quick permanent relief. It claims Digestit relieves indigestion instantly, stops food fermentation, prevents distress after meals, and cures dyspepsia. The ad offers money back if not satisfied and notes Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store as a seller.
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United States
Brown
Havercamp's
Local News Briefs From Bowman's Store And Nearby Homes
Local notices report Dupges for seven dollars at Bowman's. Birth announcements include a son for Mr and Mrs William Carpenter of 920 Culver and a son for Mr and Mrs Walter Benninges of 3144 Harshey. Visitors travel from Smalley Avenue to Kansas City for trials. A photoplay titled Out of the Night draws crowds at the ReMuse-U. Mrs Oscar Grosshelm and Miss Maria depart for Davenport to visit relatives. Mrs B R Garrison and Mrs Minerva Knox arrive to visit The Oaks residence of Free Garrison on River Road. Miss Nell Ribbink returns from Winslow Arizona after a stay with her parents. New Bijou Electric screens better pictures. Lieut J C King arrives from Fort Riley en route to Fort Allen Vermont, visits his father Dr Is H King before leaving tonight.
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B. R. Garrrison
Dinden
Minerva Knox
Mordgan
the Oaks
Free Garrison
Tha
River Road
King
Tinited States Army
Fort Riley
Kansas
Fort Va Allen
Jfo
1S. H. King
Youths Rule City as Refrigerator Thefts Rise
Police report a string of minor home thefts over the past year. Most incidents involve raids on back porch refrigerators and pantry loot in parlors. No wine was taken and authorities urge vigilance as juveniles appear responsible.
Preparations for Boston Elevated Strike Escalate
Boston June 8 Preparations for a strike against the Boston elevated railway system intensified as union officers warned an imminent walkout. The firm, facing mass layoffs of new union members, plans to deploy workers across 5 000 operating roles and 6 000 other staff, risking service across twelve cities.
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Boston
Celties
Mission society meets. weddings and club events reported
The June session of the Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church met at Mrs A A Keath home. Miss Carria Aun led study from Western Women In Eastern Lands. Miss Hazel Keath performed piano solos. A wedding uniting Nellie Grwin and George Baker took place at the First Methodist parsonage. Delta Alphas held a supper at the Baptist church. ProVence Nevers hosted Pi Kappa Guly. Lydia Paul and Roscoe Rosdman wed at Lutheran Zion parsonage. Marquette club plans summer Gaunino party at Muscetind Launch club. Dorcas Sewing Society hosted Mrs Mary Turke. Washington Chapter No 4 R A M held convocation June 7 at 3 pm.
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Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church
Mra A
Bore On
Dale Street
Nellie Grwin
Moscow
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Tev. L. M. Grigsby
Delta Alphas
First Baptist Church
The
Baptist Church
Ab Wood Park
Tawanty-live
Buffalo Bill to Be Here July 24
Willan Cody known to the world as Buffalo Bill will perform in the city on July 24. Advance arrangements are being corrected by DP Lynch, advance representative of the grande company, who arrived in the city this morning.
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Willan Cody
Buffalo Bull
Vhisentine
DP. Lynch
Great Amnaement Company
New Union of Men of Churches Formed
Representatives from city churches met at First Baptist Church to form a union of Christian men. They plan religious and social work for the city and will launch the effort at a mass meeting this Tuesday evening at the Baptist church. The organizing committee includes WE Cowper John A Robbins David Bogard William Geller M L Seltzer Frank Faulener S T Bailey Henry Lemkan and Mathew Westrate.
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First Baptist
WE. Cowper
John A. Robbins
David Bogard
William Geller
M. L. Seltzer
Frank Faulener
S. T. Bailey
Henry Lemkan
Mathaw
Westrate
Secretary McNeil Visits Y M C A For Tuberculosis Recovery
J B McNeil general secretary of the Museum the Young Men’s Christian Association visits the YMCA today for the first time since January retirement due to tuberculosis. He will resume his former duties around August first after recuperating and plans to make frequent visits to the association while continuing treatment.
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J. B. McNeil
Young Men's
Chris Dan Association
John Robinson
Jas
McNell
Asaume
MG. A
Jrermie
AL. McNeil
McNeil
Wiliam Hudson Injured In Hayloft Fall In Serious Condition
William Hudson of Wliva seriously injured Saturday when a fall from a hay wagon toppled him. Four ribs and left collarbone fractured, left lung damaged, internal injuries feared. Dr. MeXelves and T. Beveridge attended. prognosis uncertain, recovery possible if internal injuries are not as severe as feared.
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Wiliam Hudson
Wliva
William Murdson
Eliza
Carnival worker sprains arm in diving tank accident
Ving Bates, carnival employee, fell from the wagon while working the diving tank on Wednesday evening. He injured his left arm, spraining it without fracture. Dr. Halstead treated the injury.
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Ving Bates
Dr. Halstead
Tak en to Hospital After Paralytic Stroke at 84
Thomas Brooks of Oak Street was removed to Hershey hospital after a Sunday paralytic stroke. At 84, his condition is serious though there is some hope for recovery.
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Thomas Brooks
Oak Street
Hershey
Hershey Hospital
Mr. Brooks
Automaton Mystery Draws Crowds At Local Store Window
Large crowds gaped at a lifelike automaton displayed in the window of a West and Fuller toggery shop. The mechanical figure moved stiffly with no facial expression or breathing, prompting questions about whether it was man or doll and how it operated without revealing human cues.
Conesville News Roundup From June Visit and Weddings
Fret Sherberger and wife visited from Rook Island. Edith Senalter Babbitt wed Mr. Hank of Oakville with ceremony at her grandmother’s home. Many locals attended including Hank Meyers, George Reddick, and families from Muscatine and Columbus Junction. Notices of travel, school graduations, and visits round out this week’s social notes.
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L. D. Miller
Stanford
Ehols
Glenn
Trautmann
Teffarson
Newls Bulick
FH. Rowe
A. W. Jones
Muscatine
Ouita
W. G. Gaddis
Iowa
Liscamohau Com Pane Jad
Aletha
Regina
Charles Warether
Wim
J. Hank
Oakville
Piss Edith Senalter Babbitt
Nekatfer
Drytone
Edith
Stanley Honts
GN. Burtis
Ceet
Buftis
Walter Robinson
Lewis
Hank Meyers
Columbus Junction
George Reddick
Jr. Maney
Jot Wareila
George Schafer
Wapelle
Raynond Tipton
Cedar Falls
I. W. Jones
Miss Dotlie
Iowa City
George McVey
Addie Orr
Gertrude
Reuben
Bessié
George Crist
Crawfordsville
Marguerite Sullivan Invited to Clermont High Commencement
Miss Marguerite Sullivan is invited to attend the Clermont high school commencement exercises. Mrs. Carl NeLong and Ifttie Jan cene returned home from Trenton Missouri after a week with Tad Howe and grandparents Mrs. George Buser and Vtile. Vivlan Akers and Hazel Akers visited Gelar Rapids briefly to spend time with their mother Mrs. Car yle Akers.
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Marguerite Sullivan
Clermont High School
Marguerite
Carl NeLong
Ifttie Jancene
Trenton
Missouri
Tad Howe
George ‘Buser
Vtile
Vivlan
Gelar Rapids
Caryle Akers
Hazel
Keota Bride Marries in Quiet Tuesday Ceremony
Miss Pearl Warrington and Lloyd Fry wed at 2:50 PM Tuesday in Keota Ia in a quiet ceremony. Only Jean Stephan and Floyd Carris attended aside from relatives. Ruby Hulse played the wedding march. Afterward the couple left for Washington with Miss Stephan and Mr Car ris. The Fry home will be in Wapello. Fry is an assistant cashier at a local bank and Warrington is active in church work.
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Kenta
Pearl’ Warrington
Lloyd Fry
Affternoon
Jean Stephan
Floyd Carris
Ruby Hulse
Gongin
Harald
Pry
Washington
Stephen
Ily
Carzis
Fry
Wapelio
Bala Warrington
Keota
Chanter C. M
Wapello
Ive Jong
Richardson
Colapado
Brice Shevitt
Ruby Hulé
Ralph Coffman
Des Moines
Wickersham Recommends Reopening Case Over Citizenship
Attorney General Wickersham suggests reopening the case where Hilford deprived Leonard Oleson of citizenship due to alleged socialist ties. Representative Berger says he would use his prerogative to seek a special privilege resolution impeaching Judge Hanford.
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Wickersham
Hilford
Leonard Oleson
Ihealth
Berger
Hanford
Carnival Queen Contest Extends One More Day at Moose Carnival
Voting to crown Moose Carnival queen continues for one more day. Citizens vote at the Palier building corner Second Street and Iowa Avenue, with boxes moved to Tailors by 8:30 and tallied by 9. A 9 to 10 silent vote period follows before polls close at 10. A public bulletin will report standings hour by hour. The winner is to be crowned Saturday at 3 30 in front of Society Cir lous.
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Paliers
Second St
Iowa Avenue
Silo building school trip and local notes from Ames
COGDUMBUS JUNCTION reports Tyne J. Reaney attends a silo building instruction in Ames. Mrs Beatsley returns home from Bir ainguam after a brief visit with Rev. McBlain. Miss Lina Brook spends Wednesday in Muscatine.
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Columbus Junction
Tyne
J. Reaney
Ames
Silo
Beatsley
Birainguam
McBlain
Lina Brook
Muscathus
Seeks To Impeach Judge Cornelius H Hanford
Representative Berger of Wisconsin declares intent to pursue impeachment against United States District Judge Cornelius H Hanford of Seattle. The remark was made in Washington on June 6 as he was encouraged in his move.
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Rock Inland
Eyerson
Josie
Agtallows
C. H. Williamson
Quincy
Swallw
Danvine
Rev. Webb
Monmouth
Sam Ryerson
Rockland
Flamburger
Chicaca
Washington, D. C
Berger
Wisconsin
United States
Cornelius H. Hanford
Seattle
Journal Want Ads: Office Furniture and Lost Watch Reward
Classified notice seeking medium safe, desk, roll top desk and office chairs for sale. A lost ladies gold watch engraved EL is reported. return to F. Journal for reward offered.
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Sali
Ofice
Address P. Journal
F. Jourmal
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Bowman's
Willam A. Carpenter
Culver Street
Walter Benninges
Harshey Avenue
L. C. Barry
Smalley Avenue
Kansas City
Oscar Grosshelm
Maria
Eighth Street
Daenport
Nell Ribbink
Mrs. Witham
Ribbink
East Sixth Street
Yeaterday
Winslow
Ariz
Mise Provence Nevers
Pi Kappa Guly
Lydia Paul
Roscoe Rosdnan
J. Heetner
Lutheran Zions Church
Samuel Paul
Marquette Club
Koonts Orchestra
McColm
Wry Coods
Weed Park
Thetavera
Dorcas Sowing Society
Mary Turke
Seventh Street
R. A. Yp
Buffalo Bill
Michelin
Auto & Steam Vule. Co
Union OF Men OF Churches
Baptist
M'Neil
Y. MO
WII
Danger
Passel
County Auditor's
MonanAgly
Magentine
V.awrench
Imlifoiselke Elact
Cal Toggery
Conesvilde
Lilly's Quality Store
Borden’s Milk
Borden
Fe Sale
Smalley Auto & Marine CO
Canning
Geo. Bitman
Cogdumbus Junction
Journal
E. J. Zeidler
Princess
Bostonian
Imperial
B. Schmidt
Chestnut St
Harry Kern
Panitorium
Welch & Allen
Iowa Ave
Mark Brothers
Mulberry Avenue
5Th Street
Wwe
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