Local Resident Praises 8.8.8 Remedy For Eczema
Wm Campbell of 313 West Central Street Wichita Kansas reports 25 years of eczema trouble ended after using several bottles of 8 S S. He claims full relief and endorses the product.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1902
Page
6
Port Allen Community Notes and Visits
Port Allen and nearby areas report Sunday visits across Cone, Cone’s north, and Skakerag as families and friends gather. Dick Chowns markets peas in the Junction while Mrs. Ed Stanton help ends. many households listed visiting relations and preparing for Mrs. M. B. Woodworth evangelist meetings. Miss Madge Babbett to close school term with a picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Allen
Ila
Dick Chowns
John Orr
Fredonia
Mr. Orr
Glen McCullough
Arthur Abbott
Henry Musser
Wm. George and Family
Skakerag
Alice Musser
Burlington
L. D. Miller
Jessie Nolind
Cone
Ed. Stanton
C. R. Chown
Milton van Horn
Arthur Jeans
J. H. Tucker
Geo. Brown
W. B. Gelatt
Little Emma
Albert McCullough
Sylvia
Little Chester Pierce
Alex. McCullough
Thomas
Robert Maxwell
Will Maxwell
Nellie Ballard
M. B. Woodworth
H. F. Babbett
Madge Babbett
Illinois City Farm Accident and Local Visits
Lou Martin injured his left arm when a fence post fell on him while he carried posts. Dr Beadle treated him and he will be laid up for several weeks. The piece notes visits by Mrs Jessie Wylie and two boys, Rev Broom family trip to Muscatine, and relatives visiting from Logan Iowa and Kansas City Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois City
Lou Martin
Dr. Beadle
Jessie Wylie
Rev. Broom
Muscatine
John Kent
London Belle Recounts Health Rise With Wine of Cardui
Miss May Markell of London Ontario testifies to healing from three years of painful menses using Wine of Cardui. She credits the remedy for restored health and urges women to try it privately at home, noting its ease and lack of required medical exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Markell
London
Canada
Markell M
Ontario
Cardus
Cherry Recipes and Varieties in Old World Style
This piece extols cherries' appeal and versatility, noting East and West influences and listing recipes such as Cherry Salad Cherry Tapioca Cherry Toast Cherry Diplomate Cherry Blanc Mange Cherry Cups and methods for Frozen Cherries and White Cherry Sherbet. It emphasizes selecting ripe fruit for preserves and dishes and offers step by step preparations and serving ideas.
Local notes recount illnesses, travel, and business updates
Mrs Hattie Eldred recovers enough to visit her Ohio sisters and thanks neighbors for support and funds. Bert Beadle of Beisler Block reports finger injury with E L Lockwood interim. plant expands to 50 saws with new boiler and potential engine upgrade. Bert Warren recovers from Kaiser mill injury. two pearls found by Doc Holliday valued at 200 and 8 dollars. Musserville AOUW invites Eagle lodge for services June 15 with 20 25 choir, Rev W L Clapp to speak on Christianity. New baby girl to Mr and Mrs Chas Washburn. Henry Link family moves to Faulkner house. Jo Frankinreter moves Sash and Door house to slough for dwelling. Willie Fish, 15, injured trimming metal. Harry Warren travels from Minneapolis for brother’s accident. Sash and Door factory operates evenings. Tucker of Columbus Junction visits. Rozena Wheatwright returns home from Wapello. Khendolphs move to Hetzel house on n street. Mrs Rink purchases property and will take possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Eldred
Ohio
Bert Beadle
Beisler & Block
E. L. Lockwood
Bert Warren
Kaiser Mill
Doc. Holliday
Musserville
Eagle Lodge No. 10
N. B E
Meadville
Muscatine Lodge
Ood
Chas. Washburn
Henry Link
Faulkner
Rose Lawn Avenue
Jo. Frankinreter
Sash and Door Company
Slough
Willie Fish
Harry Warren
Minneapolis
Mr. Tucker
Columbus Junction
Rozena Wheatwright
Wapello
Chas. Khendolph
N Street
Hetzel
Grandview Social Roundup Breathes News From Town
Mrs A B Thompson of Cedar Rapids Neb visits her parents in Grandview. Mrs D Schyler of Muscatine spends Sunday then leaves for Wapello. W T Barnett and son Lincoln travel to the county farm. Grandma McGrew, ex Letts, now resides here. Mrs J Zimmerman visits daughter Mrs Green of Columbus City for a week. Mr Snyder of Davenport calls on D M Bridges. Conrad Deitrich from Muscatine is a business caller. A H Young and wife called in Muscatine Friday. Children s Day observed at M E church next Sunday evening. The farmer s telephone lines held a business meeting Saturday evening. Lewis Lieberknecht ships too.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandview
A. B. Thompson
Cedar Rapids
Neb
D. Schyler
Muscatine
Wapello
W. T. Barnett
Lincoln
Grandma McGrew
Letts
J. Zimmerman
Hogs Headed to Chicago Monday
J. P. Walker and son William were Muscatine callers Monday. Miss Ethel Browning visited over Sunday in Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J. P. Walker
Son William
Muscatine
Ethel Browning
Pennsylvania Special to Run Chicago to New York
Beginning June 15 the Pennsylvania Lines will run a daily passenger train named The Pennsylvania Special from Chicago to New York in 20 hours leaving at noon and arriving next morning. It will operate in addition to The Pennsylvania Limited and existing services. For details contact H. R. Hering at 248 South Clark Street Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Lines
Chicago
New York
Pennsylvania Limited
H. R. Hering
South Clark Street
Muscatine County Bar to Pick Delegates for Davenport Convention
A Muscatine county bar meeting is set at the Muscatine courthouse on Thursday June 12 1902 at 2 pm. Five delegates will be chosen to attend the judicial convention of Iowa Seventh district in Davenport on June 18 1902 to nominate four candidates for district judge for the 1902 general election. Per order of the judicial committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
City of
Muscatine County
Seventh Judicial District
Iowa
Davenport
Judicial Committee
Iowa Central Rates For National Education Association Tours
Iowa Central announces special travel rates for multiple conventions across the west and northwest. Highlights include diminished round trip fares with an executive fee option, extended return limits into late 1902, and reduced rates for excursions to Denver, Salt Lake City, Portland, Tacoma, and Seattle. Final return limits range from sixty days to October 31, 1902 depending on event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Educational Association
Minneapolis
Salt Lake City
Utah
Annual
Grand Lodge Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Supreme Lodge
Ancient Order United Workmen
Portland
Ore
Young People’s Christian Union Society of the United Presbyterian Church
Tacoma
Wash
Seattle
Peoria
Farmington
Iowa Central
Knights of Pythias
San Francisco
Cal
Imperial Council Nobles of
English Study Dominates Bexpt Higher Schools
English is studied by 95 percent of the students attending the higher schools in Bexpt.
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Bexpt
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