Open Door Scientific Discoveries and Medical Claims
A historical ad describes Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo offering remote disease diagnosis and treatment by specialized physicians. It touts violet ray therapy, incandescent light baths, electrical devices, and herbal medicines, claiming broad success for chronic ailments without personal patient exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uhlstaat
Pierro
Buffalo
Pabioni
Mall
United States
ONG
R. ¥. Piorea
Invasids
Tm Null Sratt
Timles
Plorea
Torol
Buffato
Woll Ag
Igsanother
Nowrala
Plarce
Plorgos
Piercé
Clott-Hound
Totel
Surmlen
Priatdaat
Local residents pass through Muscatine this morning
Ray Soholda of Montezuma was in Muscatine briefly en route to Rock Island for a short visit. Mrs W F Schroder returned home to Nichols after visiting the Kindler home on Kindler Avenue. Hazel Stanberry and Dols St. John left for Davenport to visit Miss Louise Barker of the Muscatine High School faculty. Mrs M Shollabarger arrived from Kinross for the day and departed this afternoon on the Mrelly to Letts for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Soholda
Montezuma
Rock Island
Mars. W. FL Schroder
Nichols
P Vlsit
Kindler
Kind For Avenue
Hazel Stanberry
Dols St. John
Devenport
Louise Barker
Muscatine High School
M. &. Shollabarger
Kinross
Market briefs from Kansas City and Minneapolis grain reports
Kansas City grain markets show narrow gains across wheat corn and oats with Dec wheat at 50/54 and July corn at 61 1/2 cents. Cash grain prices list No 2 hard wheat at 87 92 1/4 cents and No 2 white oats at 60 1/2 cents. Minneapolis reports mixed wheat futures and cash values for No 1 and No 2 northern. New York poultry prices indicate dressed poultry easier and western chicken fowls at 10 12 1/2 cents and turkeys 16 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Indy
Minneapolis
Northorn
Northern
New York
Muscatine County Institute Opens at High School
Muscatine County Institute opens today at the high school with over a hundred teachers enrolled. Superintendent D Bradley expects more than two hundred by day end as staff gather for lectures from Dr. Jacobs on modern time education and health conservation. Among enrollees are many teachers from Muscatine, West Liberty, Letts, Wilton, Nichols, and neighboring towns, signaling a strong turnout for Vocational Training and rural district efficiency under new Iowa laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine County
D. Bradley
Imbrro
Ashiong
Obie
Averyone
Kellogg
George W. Kellogg
Clarion
Iowa
Missisle Franklin
Wusentine
Hache Brookhec
Lets Malenret Friet
Witten
Daisy Quinn
Ainsworth
Hazel Pratt
Weat Liberty
Ternice McGoway
Bdgel Nichols
West Liberty
Verna Swain
Elva Hafner
Letts
Hazel Hafner
Rose Dalton
Eleanor Luss
Ost Liverty
Jenniyu Ewing
Museatine
Mabel Bailey
Musetlne
Mary Anderson
Wael Liberty
Lulu Ogilvie
Muscatine
Constance Longhotham
Rita Borry
Mary Lamb
Atalissa
Clara M. Marcolf
Hopkinton
Wdith Watters
Alalasa
Ethel Case
Margaret Doran
Nichols
Hila M. Dune Rin
Bue Bob
Plorence Franklin
Montpelier
Emma Treyarmuth
L. A. Franklin
Bile Pranklin
Muncetine
Blea M. Pishor
Wilton
Anne Woster
Pearl
BR. Gromas
Inatherine
Globy
Clara O. Glagon
West Liberia
Rebcca DE. Hillman
Lola
Hummell
Nichals
Leona Howe
Nelule
Davenport Attorney to Push Actions This Week
Davenport attorney H B Betty arrived in the city and will push to conclude Mol bor cases long in litigation. Following the supreme court reversal in the Oliver bondsmen case, he will seal judgment entries. The Knechmann case may reopen with added evidence on Continental Bitters non intoxicating claims. Terminal Road Wins Victory in St Louis federal court as judges overturn prior ouster decision in favor of government.
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H. B. Betty
Davenport
City
Supreme Court
Rheaphtlus
A. J. Oliver
Otto Saidiity
Betty
Aupremé Court
Knechmann
Terminal Road
St. Louis
Tombiluy Railroad
St. Loma
Federal District Court
Sanvern
Smith
Rager Injured In Barbed Wire Crash At Fair Grounds
Brndst Paoti of 122 Kindler avenue suffered serious body cuts after his motorcycle skidded at forty five mph on the half mile track near the east curve. He struck a barbed wire fence and was badly lacerated with burns to arms legs and back. Poisoning feared as surgeons attended to the injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Brndst Paoti
Kindler Avenue
le Eusted
Protez
Victims Of Handcar Wreck Recovering
Town City reports Owen and Harry Regan and Rock Island signal supervisors injured in a motorcar wreck en route to the Malcom wreck. They are recovering at Mercy hospital with brain shock from congestion rather than contusion. Owen’s jaw is badly damaged but not necessarily permanent. internal injuries not expected. Nearby, the Moscow area sees a third Rock Island wreck in a week as train No. 301 narrowly stays on track. West Liberty’s Charles Waite, hurt on a country road crash, shows good progress and is expected to recover pending nothing worse.
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Town City
Owen
Harry Regan
Rock Island
Mercy Hospital
Moscow
Frank Wetsel Injures Finger At Hawkeye Factory
Frank Wetsel of West Seventh Street suffered a severe finger injury this afternoon at the Hawkeye button factory. His hand was crushed when it was caught in cog wheels before the machine could be stopped. Dr. J L Milne attended to the injured member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wetsel
West Seventh Street
Hawkeye
J. L. Milne
Funeral services for late Mrs EH Bauer Held Sunday
Funeral services for the late Mrs EH Bauer were held Sunday at Greenwood Church at 2:24 PM. Pallbearers included Henry Benjamin Sywastink, John Vorehor, Wil Ven Gent, Jorn Nyweids, and J Brookema. Rev We Brutne pastor of the nearby Reformed church conducted the rites.
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EH. J. Bauerlink
Horsehot
Kindler Avenue
Greenwood
Ghana
Henry
Henry Benjamin Sywastink
John Vorehor
Wil Ven Gent
Jorn Nyweids
J. Brookema
We Brutne
Pirse
Muscatine Swelters In Mid Summer Heat
Muscatine bakes in mid summer heat with the day’s temperature around 95 degrees. Local residents seek relief as physicians warn the heat wave may worsen public health after a frosty week. Parlor and downtown shops report high demand for cold beverages and frozen treats, while business activity slows across the city.
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Muscatine
Mancaline
Downstown
Valori Muscatine
League 10 to Organize Tonight in City
Local Sunday schools plan to affiliate with a proposed Sunday School Athletic league and a meeting is set at the YWCA on West Second Street at 4 30 this evening. A supper will be served. Represented will be Mulera Congregational First Congregational First Presbyterian First Methodist Episcopal and First Baptist with others invited by YMCA Director Ft. EH Starkey.
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West Sacond Streat
First
First Presbyterian
First Methodist Episcopal
First Baptist
Wheelonl
Ft. EH Starkey
Birthday Spread Honors Miss Nellie Placke
A society birthday spread marked the tenth anniversary of Miss Nellie Placke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willem Placke of Vermont Avenue. Guests included Edith Gibs, Talley and Leona Lester, Wellen Hunn, Flor Ante Finley, Marie Marker, Thelma Bryant, Neda Webb, and Eunice Loveing. Decorations featured pink and white roses. a five o'clock spread followed a two to six party.
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Nellie Placke
Willem Placke
Bmalley Avenua
Hopny ‘Amuse Menth
Piart
Migsea Edith Gibis
Talley and
Leona Lester
Wwelen Hunn
Speedy Sherard Team Humbles Railroaders
In a hot afternoon clash at South End park the Sherard Independents defeated the North & South team 4 to 0 in front of a several hundred crowd. Thomas and Jacobson starred for Sherard with solid defense and offense across the lineup.
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Sutan
Thomas
Sherard, Ill
Wuscating North & South
South End Park
Sherard
Sesee
Goo
North
South
Jacobson
Suman
Concerts Planned for Ten Saturdays in Muscatine
Ten Saturday night concerts will entertain downtown shoppers and visitors for ten weeks in Muscatine. Mat Stark for the Muscatine Union Land announced the plans funded by local merchants and business leaders who subscribed funds. The first event is set for Saturday evening May 1 at the corner of Second Street and Town Avenue with bands likely to perform at various downtown locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat Stark
Muscatine Union
Dusinesa
Carner
Secondstreet
Town Avenue
Camp Willisow Regimental Camp Orders Declared
Regimental camp orders for a Washington state event were received by Captain Henry I. Lange of Company C. The camp runs July 14 to 23 in honor of Col. C. Wilson of Washington and will be known as Camp Willisow.
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Washington
Henry I. Lange
C. A, Wilson
Camp
Wlisen
Columbus Tunction and Local Notes From Muscatine Race Meet
Columbus residents report a busy week with visits to Muscatine for a race meet and a nearby marriage. Oakes family visits Omaha kin. Ayer Magie to move china ware department to Parson’s building on East Front Street. water project to pipe to Electric plant enabling daytime street lighting. Attendees Gaylord Darrow and friends attended the Des Moines race, while John Bourn and Mrs Kramer wed last Friday.
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Columbus Juncdon
Jesse George
Kansas
Minnie Bowman
Wai Coxes
Mugentins
Columbus
de Ayer
Magie
Boof
Baat Front Street
Ayer
Carter
Orley Wilcox
Little Sons
Omahas
Iowa City i
Wendell Meilliame
Washington
Misa Lapronte
Purina
Maecc
J. Pender-restaurant
BM. Cavin
Ty the “Mountaineer
Rock Island
Lang Family Christenings And Local Gatherings At Willow
An Iowa notes home gathering reports the Lang family christening of Lois May Lang with Rev Koenig officiating at Newton Longs home. Other items mention a Patolla trip for the Hulms and a family reunion at John and Mrs Brown Mast's home, plus Muscatine Commercial Club meeting at 3 p.m. with H O Lawrence as secretary Adr.
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Nerental
Haba
John Brown
Muscatine Commercial Club
H.O. Lawrence
Adr
Green Valley social notes from Fruitland and Grandview
June 16 social roundup from Green Valley and Fruitland details gatherings at homes and visits. Dolly and Maggie Longstreth Freddie Longstreth and Annie Strouse are noted visitors. Mr and Mrs C G Hughes, Fred Smith and friends attend gatherings. Chas Pontel family join ice cream party. July Longstreth visiting at Ghost home. various calls on friends and relatives around Fruitland and Grandview.
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Green Valley
Dolly
Maggie Longstreth
Freddie Longstreth
Fruitland
Annie Strouse
Elgele
Mre
Hughes
Fred, Smith
Friend
Chas
Pontel
Myre
Phillipa
Plowman
Misa July Longstreth
Frank Ghost
John Longstreth
Grandview
James Mickey
Fred Miseh
Henry Pommeroy
Callers in Muscatine and Fruitland Form Sparse Ledger
A fragment notes that a family including a daughter Pearl were callers in Muscatine on Tuesday evening, Gaorse Ponte phoned to see Mr Digner on Wednesday morning, and Grandya Hisela Wag a Wistaest jeller in Fruitland on Tuesday after poet.
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Pearl
Muscatine
Gaorse Ponte
Mr. Digner
Grandya Hisela
Fruitland
A Woman Challenges Respect for the Elderly in July Issue
In the July Women's Home Companion a girl argues that respect for older people should not be automatic when they may be unkind or unjust. She cites grandmothers and elderly relatives, noting mistreatment can occur and urging scrutiny of character over age. Mrs. A. G. Trexer and Mrs. J. D. Sperry travel through Rock Teland toward Lone Tree.
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July Women's Home Companion
Enduring Lesson on History and Self-Reflection
Quote from Thomas Zouch emphasizes applying historical knowledge to current life. It urges prudent use of the past to inform one’s conduct, noting the aim to amend behavior and practice wiser choices in the present.
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Thomas Zouch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Jacobs
Iuechmann
Gage
Ano
Charles Waite
West Liberty Automobilist
Ife
Frank Wetzel
Teresa Ware
Ger
Nell
Ts. Joxeah Soll
Filiseos Helen and
Floy
Ismay
Mont
Atendance
Missary Lackner
Ont
Frank Eichelberger
Arden
B. “A. Hlehing
Joseph Nol
Irma Addieman
Velen Wahl
Euther Steinmetz
Esther Hahn
Harry Behn
Dancelonate
Edith Bond
Ihisetty
Addieman
Wahl
Steinmets
Hahn
Jan Stelnmetz
Locat
Sarah Fox
Mulberry
Nue
Geneve Island
George Gibbs
Kelaly Gibbs
Marenret-Globe
Charles Harnolds
George
Gibbs
Edith Gibbs
Tread Park
Eaven O
Brnshing Club
Emma
Nietzel
Ishey, Avenue
Speedy Sherard
Humbles Railroaders
West Sidora Down
Stokeons
Pirates
Weed Park
Buccaneers
Wallet
Tha !T Musett's
Howking and Fuller
Pirate Battery
West Siders
Wershoy Pasture
Stebbing
Baldend Schroeder
Ryan
Overhouse
R. P. Hobson
Lyceum
Hobson
Naval Academy
Jaam
Santiago
Manila Bay
Oregon
Yellow Sea
Pacific
Naval Service
Navy
Alabama
Congress
America
Wilk
A. G. Trexer
Iowa City
J. D. Sperry
Rock Teland
Lone Tree
Victoria
Fifth Avenue
27Th Street
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