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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1905
Page
2
B Spiegel of 1204 N Virginia St Evansville Indiana recounts years of kidney trouble and wasting away. After three physicians failed he was advised Foley's Kidney Cure and reports full recovery after two bottles with marked relief from the first.
Washington Bureau piece reports Jas D Yeomans, ex Interstate Commerce Commission, thriving on a Virginia farm near Bluemont with two estates. Senator Dolliver recovers from nasal surgery and Scott Welliver joins Washington Times staff. Secretaries Shaw and Morton linked to Maine summer plans and Equitable Life post. Iowa connections to C B Q Railway noted. Clementina Gonzales of Guatemala praises Peruna after recovery.
Mrs William Gladstone of this city is slated to address the Bankers Pioneer association convention in Davenport on Women in the Life Insurance Work. The program includes Valley Forge post delegates H Meredith Elizabeth St Clair and Mrs William Gladstone with Muscatine attendees noted.
E Fry of Cranston visits cousin Floyd Brookhart on Fletcher avenue. Mrs. Wolfe ill at home on Lucas street under doctor's care. Josie Reesink daughter of C. H. Reesink confined at home. W R Hennig on Lucas street returns from Vincennes and works for North and South railroad. Mrs. Slattery and Cedar Rapids family visit Bridgeman street home of Mr. and Mrs. Steinbaugh.
Mrs. David Haifleigh suffered serious injuries in an incident described as a renaway accident. Police axes not provided cite that the crash occurred near a local roadway, with emergency crews responding quickly. The report notes her hospital transfer for treatment.
A Golden State Limited incident on Iowa avenue features a top buggy horse breaking loose near the Journal office. Mrs. E. Haifleigh jumps clear, suffering scalp wounds and elbow injuries as bystanders flee. Doctors treat head cuts before an emergency chair car addition to the Rock Island line is announced along with two new Rock Island general managers.
Letters from two beauty professionals praise Newbro's Herpicide noting it stopped hair loss and left scalps free of dandruff. Bertha A. Trullinger and Grace Dodge, both Portland specialists, recommend it as a superior dressing. Sample offered for 10 cents. sold by leading druggists and Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
The Pennsylvania Short Line announces Chicago departures for its New York trains with several options. The New York Special leaves 8:00 a.m. arriving 8:15 a.m. next day in 23h15m with $5 extra fare. Other trains run variously to 28 hours with differing fares. For full information contact Geo. Jenkins, T. P. A. Des Moines.
Noted remark on preferring debate over constant agreement. The speaker peers at the charm of disagreement yet warns against endless echo chamber behavior. The quote from Carlyle critiques conversational homogeneity and values thoughtful challenge.
A fragment from a late edition notes a man who insists he sent care and stirs neighborly talk. The wording hints at a tongue in cheek or dialectal claim generating light local commentary in the block.
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