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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1903
Page
2
Mrs V L Brown of Vineland Cal extols Paine's Celery Compound as a wonder-working remedy for female troubles. She says four years of irregularities ended after using five bottles and credits renewed health to the tonic.
Pleasant View and nearby areas share a week of visits and gatherings as residents visit relatives at Atalissa Plum Grove and Nichols. School events include Plum Grove graduation and a successful ice cream social with Japanese lanterns. Local trips include Wm Lane’s Bay City visit and drugstore ad promotes Havercamp’s.
About sixty five thousand dollars of the one hundred thousand needed to wipe out the indebtedness on Iowa Wesleyan university at Mt. Pleasant has been raised. Bert Phillips aged eighteen of Des Moines was killed by a stroke of lightning near Denver Colorado where he had been visiting.
A brief note suggests hunger can worsen mood and influence behavior. It highlights that low blood sugar may make people feel irritable and slower to respond, underscoring the importance of regular meals for steady energy and better decision making.
Dr H M Dean receives a letter from F B Hutchinson, commander in chief, denying that Union Veterans' Union seeks favors or politicians, and asserting the group is not organizing a party. The communication defends pensions work and vows to uphold veterans' principles.
A jury returns an accidental death verdict for a man who fell asleep on a window ledge, but the本文 states the death resulted from carelessness. The piece cites frequent fatal outcomes from neglecting warning symptoms and promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets as remedies for stomach and digestion issues.
An early settler in Oklahoma during the 1889 opening uses Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a last hope after severe diarrhoea. A large dose brings quick relief and sleep within an hour, leading to a complete cure. Sold by all druggists.
A special meeting of the Court of Columbian Circle was held at Maccabee hall in Muscatine to honor Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Denman of Vinton Iowa deputy state organizers. They plan to go to Ottumwa tonight to continue their work. Ten days in Muscatine included organizing a fourteen member drill team and elevating the order’s prestige. The program featured Harold Morean piano solo George Von Dresky Selio Mildred Morgan Marguerite Laughlin Walter Mohnsen Mrs. George Hackett and a Denman address with a degree drill.
Market prices for corn oats wheat and bran plus hay and live stock show values. Fruits vegetables and eggs list per unit or per box with regional varieties and weights. Meat prices include hogs cattle calves sheep and lamb with per unit quotes. Flour sugar coffee butter and oils shown with per sack or per pound rates.
In St Paul the Degree of Honor lodge backed by Minnesota jurisdiction rejects the open-door plan. The tally was eighty to fifty three, just over the two thirds needed. Minnesota supporters were heartened by admitting women of good moral character regardless of Workman ties. Mrs Frances Buell Olson vows to renew the campaign next year after extended debate.
A notice from the Ladies of the Pioneers asks members to help make aprons for a high demand. They plan to meet Mrs. Frazier Thursday at 2 PM at the corner of Second and Lombard Street, with ice cream and cake to follow. They have thread and needles for about 150 participants.
A compact odd note observes that women who worry tend to snore during sleep and that finding a private corner is pleasing if it’s one’s own. The tone reflects a light home life aside.
Elizabeth H. Roehmler, longtime society reporter for twenty six years at the Sioux City Journal, has retired from newspaper work.
The phrase suggests that genuine sympathy must be cultivated anew each day rather than stored. It implies ongoing emotional labor and the idea that consistent concern requires daily effort rather than a depleted reserve.
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