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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1907
Page
7
Local notes record daily visitors and travelers from Wilton Columbus Junction and Letts as well as residents returning home after visits. People mentioned include W D Harris Louise Leonhard Daisy Chapman Henry Krueger Myra Shaw Bert Hine Jean Darrow Elizabeth Darrow Eiffel Schuyler G Casper and C O Woodmansee among others.
A narrator recounts a 1922 voyage via glass wings that let him visit former classmates from the June 1907 class. He meets Frances Bielefeldt the actress, Adam Von Dresky the financier, Mildred Stirlen on a Texas ranch, Anna Prosser the orator, Edith Althaus the physicist, and Charles Warner in Ireland, then tracks Leela Lee with detective Walton Hopkinson in Buenos Aires.
A nurse recounts suffering severe headaches and reliance on doctors until using Miles Anti Pain Pills. She reports relief after taking the product and endorses its effectiveness to others, citing a neighbor case and urging readers to try it. The note includes a branded offer and pharmacist guarantee.
Heartrending state as A. C. Stickel’s daughter Miletus from Miletus, West Virginia, suffered a leg sore. Bucklen’s Arica Salve reportedly cured her, sold for 25 cents at Havercamp’s Prescription Drug Store.
East Wapsie residents Bessie and Agnes Passmore of Cedar Valley visited A. Marolf's last Thursday. Horace Hawker and family traveled to Wilton. Bertha and Irene Templeman of West Liberty visited W. H. Marsteller. Florence Smith of Cedar Valley visited Alfred Marolf. Adolph Fickler lost a steer and had a colt cut by wire. Mr and Mrs W. H. Marsteller spent Tuesday at Chase Park’s south of town.
Plans by Prof. Holden and college extension staff for a novel display at the Des Moines state fair in August. A model farm cottage will illustrate domestic science, showing economical household setup and budgeting. The fair will host a camp for farm institute workers and a broad exhibit of extension work to engage rural youth.
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