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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
6
Urinary and kidney illness risks rise with excess uric acid harming organs and blood flow. Dean's Kidney Pills are promoted to cleanse kidneys, ease backache and joint pains, and prevent Bright's disease. testimonial from Paul E. Duprez cites relief and lasting health after use.
West Liberty Ia June 15 Children's Day services at the Methodist church featured an 8 o'clock program with songs recitations and Bible exercises led by Rev. Scoles and local children. Numerous townspeople and visitors attended and fifteen infants were promoted in the day’s activities. The edition also notes several local visits business trips and social events across surrounding communities.
Washington June 15 The post master general appointed a special committee to study increasing weight limits for packages and reducing rates on fourth class mail.
Samuel Cohn, longtime prominent business man and public servant in Muscatine, died last evening at 9:30 at his West Second street home after a three year illness. He lived in Muscatine for 50 years and earned the respect of thousands. funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2:30 at his home under Masonic auspices.
The St Matthias school held its forty eighth annual commencement at the Grand Opera House this afternoon. Miss Irene Ineichen received the graduate honors as twenty grammar school diplomas were awarded after exams under County Superintendent Cronin. The program featured Gounod’s Entrance March, a welcome address by Frances Brannt, instrumental duets, and the operetta The Flight of Years with students costumed in period roles. The Lotos Eaters pantomime and Ineichen’s graduation essay closed a bright, well attended event marking the school’s continued achievement.
A well prepared and effectively presented thesis addressed Read Not Books Alone but Man. Miss Sneichen received graduating honors as Rev. F. Leonard and the farewell chorus closed the program with diplomas distributed.
Wall Lake in Iowa Falls becomes a summer resort as cottages are erected around the lake. The former hunting and fishing spot now gains prominence on Iowa’s map with development underway.
Various eastern railways including the Boston and Maine and Canadian Pacific agree to postpone the planned ten percent lumber rate rise from June 15 to August 1 to allow the commerce commission to investigate the proposed increase.
Washington reports that the department of justice is investigating what is known as the plumbing or bathtub trust. The attorney general has not announced whether prosecutions will follow and notes the case has various ramifications.
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