Simple home treatment for skin diseases from Baltimore doctor
A Baltimore doctor recommends a low cost home regimen for eczema ringworm and rashes. Buy resinol ointment and resinol soap for about seventy five cents. Bathe affected skin with resinol soap and warm water until crusts disappear and skin softens. Dry gently apply thin resinol ointment and cover with a light bandage if needed. Repeat twice daily and expect relief after the first treatment with the skin clearing over time.
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Baltimore
A Hint for Shavers Heal with Resinol Shaving E Tik
A tip for a refresh shaved look recommends Resinol shaving etick with thick creamy lather. It notes soothing healing Resinol medication suits men with tender faces seeking comfort during shaving.
War on Fido Next Month Cites City Licensing Plan
City plans a house to house canvass starting next week to license all stray dogs and family pets. Dog taxes due July 1, with enforcement after July for untagged canines. Owners must reclaim dogs to avoid penalties.
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Opposition forms to J H Strief in Iowa labor group
Opening session of the Iowa State Federation of Labor at Cedar Rapids features contests for president and secretary. Opposition to J Harry Street seeks reelection, while James Coleman of Davenport pursues secretary, despite doubts about his chances. Canfield also faces tentative opposition amid internal factional talk.
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Cedar Rapids
J.harry Street
James Coleman
Davenport
Amalgamated Association of Street Railway
Coleman
Des Moines
Street
Canfield
Fred A. Canfield
Canfeld
Becmisa
Face Cleared by Cuticura After Pimples Spread
A New Cambria woman describes months of itching pimples that covered her face. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, the eruptions healed and her complexion improved. She recommends the products and notes a free sample by mail with a small book.
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New Cambria
Moo
Misa Flosda Hepworth
Des Moines Delegates Press For Top State Posts
The Des Moines faction seeks four of seven state offices including secretary and presidency while opposing candidates may emerge if support grows. Canfield is favored by many delegates. Muscatine reps J O'Brien and J C Niet wel attend the convention. An investment ad follows.
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Des Moines
Vigliie
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Alarm But No Fire Traced By Champion Truck 7
False alarms rang at about six thirty last evening reporting a fire at the gas houses on Last Third Street and later near Suh and Spring. Champion truck No. 7 found no evidence of a blaze and motorists hindered return as crowds gathered.
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Faculty Senior Reception Held At First Baptist Church
The high school faculty and about eighty seniors gathered at the First Baptist church for a Faculty Senior reception after the graduation exercises. Principal Dr. F.H. Frants presided as toastmaster. Ira H. MeIntire spoke on Sense. Miss Louise Barker toasted Enigma. Miss Miriam MacKenzie quipped on nonsense. Miss Mary Berry on Innovations. Miss Marguerite Hinkel played piano. Harry McGaughey delivered a strong Roasts toast.
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First Baptist Church
Baptist
FH. Frants
Ira H. MeIntire
Launfal
Louise Barker
Miriam MacKenzie
Mary Berry
Shois
Marguerite Hinkel
Harry McGaughey
Eckmans Alterative Adverts for Lung Sufferers
An old advertisement promotes Eckmans Alterative as effective for bronchial and lung ailments including tuberculosis. It claims to aid recovery with diet and fresh air, urges readers to request reports, and features pricing and the Philadelphia Eckman Laboratory contact details.
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Iritaresig
Eckman
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Eckman Laboratory
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Muscatine High School Class Day Exercises Report
Students and guests attended Class Day exercises at the assembly room. Miss Mary Thompson gave the salutatory, Vernon Cone and Warren Allen spoke, and Miss Mary Hobbins and Miss Ethel Greenblatt delivered responses. The seniors presented books, with Grace Butler and Ruth Toyne contributing poems and history, concluding with a valedictory by Marie Ellman.
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Agnes Hobbing
Muscatine High School
Mildred Gottbrecht
Mary Thompson
Vernon Cone
Dass
Warren Allen
Mary Hobbins
Ethel Greenblatt
Raymond Grimm
Jennie Greenblatt
Edna Detthof
Grace Butler
Mian Ruth Toyne
Marie Ellman
Myrtle Thompson
Local Pastor Delivers Address at Grandview Church Anniversary
The Rev A G Graves pastor of the First Congregational church gave the principal address at Grandview Church thirtieth anniversary celebrating Sunday services. The sermon topic was The Church in the Community. A morning picnic dinner followed the morning program and evening sessions featured several well known speakers.
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A. G. Graves
First Congregational Church
Congregational Church
Sale of the Tickets for Muscatine Chautauqua Begins
Five canvassers started selling season tickets for the Redpath-Vawter chautauqua in Muscatine. Early reports say ticket sales are encouraging and city support is expected for the nine day event starting Friday. The Redpath-Vawter management aims to establish the Chautauqua here and the two day conference fostered city attachment with hopeful reciprocity.
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Redpath- Vawter Chantagua
Muscatine
Vawter
Successful Social at Sweetland Pie Sale Event
The Ladies Missionary sect of the Sweetland Methodist Church held a pie sale last evening, raising a neat sum for the education of girls in Ching. A large crowd attended and reported an enjoyable evening. Further plans were discussed.
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Sweetland
Unclear Social Event Noted in Draft Program
A fragment notes a social event where a program will be presented and coverage suggests a forthcoming schedule. The text is incomplete but indicates an upcoming entertainment segment and references a near future timing.
Grangers to Meet Thursday Evening
Bloomington Grange announces regular meeting for Thursday evening with a program and refreshments planned. A large attendance is anticipated.
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Bloom~ Ingtoh Grange
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