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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1917

Page

3

American Red Cross urged to aid world’s sufferers

Editorial plea stresses urgent Red Cross relief to the stricken abroad and calls for widespread donations. It argues Ameri can prosperity must support humanity, with a goal of raising funds and aid to Europe as the war continues. Shipping and submarine threats are discussed as the nation weighs expanding aid and wartime logistics.

Norden Plyrmoana America Aida Meist Lonson Oryiag Denman United States Slpphic Board Carina Montin United States Uepont Edius Xen Awiith Naibinurino Acoka Enrane China Tinvo Kathmarine Haw England France

Hoover and Reed Clash Over War Production Policy

The debate centers on wartime production and national priorities with Hoover and Reed sharply contrasting visions. Hoover’s leadership is praised while Reed faces criticism for opposing a broader rationing and mobilization plan, reflecting tensions over who should direct industrial effort to support the war. Both men are portrayed as native Iowans, shaping local pride and political stance.

Senator Reed Midkour Laader Herbert Hoover Teand Greamont Vital Mover Melia Tix America Sonator Belgaum Lil Spitlins Raad Hoover Wee Franch Rood Towa

Wilton Forms Local American Rod Trova Chapter

Wilton Indiana June 19 An American Legion chapter organization meeting formed a Wilton branch with 25 attendees signing the charter. J L Glow of the Stusentiie chapter led the program outlining methods and aims for the new unit. Mr Gloster addressed the crowd and was invited to join, with a Presbyterian pastor named as chairman and Mrs Wor Lang as treasurer. The group plans to complete organization soon with officers appointed.

Dournulta Wilton Gloster 100 Prosbyterian Wor Lang Ax Tie

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claims Cures

An old advertisement offers a reward for catarrh cures and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as the long standing remedy. It asserts blood purification and mucous surface healing with testimonials and nationwide sales through Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio.

Tatt Catarr Austerera Mont Hall Joe R J, Cheney & Co Toledo, Ohio All Drugetts

Muncatine County Council of Defense Raises Fund

The Muncatine County Council of Defense organizes a countywide drive to raise with the goal of reaching 47,000 for the American Red Cross. Representatives in each town will form local teams and report to county head J. T. Glesler as efforts begin in the Muscatine area outside the city. The meeting named officers and list of members from multiple towns as plans for further action are set for a future session.

Muncatine J. T. Glesler Musantine Rei Crana Chatman Cleslor Lha Connell Muscating County Muscatine County

Local Army Officer Named for Adjutant Role in Nation’s Balloon Unit

Lieutenant Truitt of Davenport reportedly slated for captain adjutant in the field artillery. Unofficial hints place Howard of the Atoxtenn border. Pat G. Patorsux, a noted Dave npor’s KpoTuWinan aid Locer, is among figures. Tiny reportedly entered the balloon tool at Onin Nobragia to denea Lo tly for the United States army.

Truitt Butwery 2 Davenport Bb Day Howard Pato G. Patorsux Davenpor Tiny Onin Nobragia Denea Lo Tly United States Army

Rud Water Heater Demonstrations Held by Company Officials

Rud Water Heater company representatives Th. J. Lewis and C. A. Ackermins conducted demonstrations in the city and investigated installations to ensure proper setup. They claim 109 gallons of water can be heated at a cost of 14 cents.

Th. J. Lewis C. A. Ackermins Rud Water Heater

Third Slacker Taken Late Today in Federal Probe

Yorgi Dulles, a jornal button worker, became the third man to ta ll the victim at federal officials in the city today for failing to register Tinene. After appearing before officers this afternoon he was taken to the county jail pending removal to Davenport to appear before the U S Commissioner for transfer to WL Leavenworth Kansas in all probability.

Yorgi Dulles Jornal Tinene Davenport U. S Leavenworth Kanata

W. G. Block Company Wins District Four Contract

The Muscatine Lonian county joint board awards a contract to the W G Block company for pumping stations in drainage district No 4. About eight hundred tons of concrete are to be supplied. Engineer J Harman and Attorney J O Weaver attended the meeting from Wapello as other district needs were discussed.

MuscatinesLonian Xeporrixora W. G. Block Company Wih J. Harman J. 0. Weaver Wapelio

Drayman Injured Loading Monument on East Second Street

A local drayman employed by John Sin sustained a broken finger and crusted right hand this morning while loading a monument at the Marble Works on East Second Street. Dr. Wh. Te Malateil aided the injured man.

Hanit Ts Graxhed Tim Haxex Johnsin Drayman anKtattig N Loading Lhe Ho Jon Marble Works East Second Street Wh. Te Malateil

Older Men Accepted for Aviation Corps at Fort Snelling

Fort Snelling Minnesota received word from the War Department that aviation corps candidates would be accepted even though over the original age limit of 25. About 60 men are to be drawn from the officers training camp. Captain Charles Madan was notified of the change.

Fort Snelling Minn Tuna Aptain Charles Madan Indyntant War Department Aviation Corps

Birth notices and travel for G A R encampment attendees

Local items report multiple birth announcements for Stanley Kwlotnie and Walter Vanderpool relatives, and list several residents including George Wils Schmidt Tishar and Gur Schmidt. The Ladies of the G A R encampment gathering is set for Davenport with events on June 19 20 and 21. Nearby notes include H T S Kelly visiting friends after a Sunday split.

Stanley Kwlotnie Main Street Walter Vanderpool New Eran George Wils Doorman Schmidt William Tishar Gur Schmidt Davenport

Wedding at First Methodist Episcopal Church in Oakport

Society notes report a late afternoon wedding at the First Methodist Episcopal Church parsonage with Miss Maont Gottert marrying Frag Winn. The ceremony was simple with a double ring service led by Rev. A S Smith. The bride wore a white organdie gown and large white picture hat. The couple, graduates of Magentine School and MIT, will reside at 090 West Third Creek after August 1. A dinner at the bride’s home followed, with only immediate family present.

Episcopal Church Mffia Naont Gattorg J. H. Gottert Frag Winn George A. Winn A. S. Smith Huttle Manificturing Company Win Mir. Tind A. Crettert West Third Sereet Tnimoddiats

Nearby County sets goal of 12000 for Red Crane work

Gimrath Special Service reports a 12000 goal in nearby county as Johnson county contributes to a 140000 fund to finance Red Crane operations. The Haabsoet Lo council resumed actions, with Prof. C. Be Klingaman directing the campaign and consulting with county councils. Immediate response statewide is urged as funds and subcommittees organize a county push.

Gimrath Low City Johnson County Haabsoet Lo Johann County C. BE. Kungaman Jews University Covernor Harding Kopford Gt Conniles Mrof Klingaman

Milwaukee woman 101 to receive Liberty Bond acknowledgment

Mia Louisa K Thinrk of Milwaukee, aged 101 and daughter of a Revolutionary soldier, who served under Washington and Lafayette, had her Liberty Bond subscription acknowledged today by Secretary McAdoo in Washington.

Camhaaia LO Piora la Re Wipe Wastington D.C Mia Louisa K. Thinrk Milwaukee Lafayette McAdoo

Blood Spitting Warning Signs and Self Care

A warning about red blood in sputum signals possible serious conditions. It explains common causes from heart to lung diseases, outlines symptoms like coughing and breathlessness, and urges medical assessment while advising not to ignore blood in spit. It emphasizes staying vigilant, avoiding assumptions, and seeking prompt care.

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Kaiser and Socialists Clash Over War Aims

Fragmentary excerpt discusses Kaiser’s hopes for socialist support in Germany and abroad. It references non-German socialist opposition in Entente nations and notes departures from socialist leadership in the United States and Italy, with mentions of John Spargo and Agnes E. M. Cooper. The passage reflects wartime political tension among socialists and royalist factions.

Germany America England France Italy Routalinta Peice Ab Clhausewlt

German peace plan drives foreign socialist support

The Kaiser's aim to secure peace without indemnities drives German socialists to back terms that favor German military advantage. Pro Kaiser factions seek abroad endorsement while Liebknecht and allied revolutionaries offer limited opposition, keeping domestic pacifism weak and the revolution in check.

Bernstorff United Russia Taovemant Europe France Belgium Hero Kaiser Woelal Inix Germany Kaiser Ik Liebknecht Rex Luxemeurg Clara Zettin England Socialstum Paciiam Ue Germanophiles Lalaxifese Thara Advocaten Parraaly Legal Meork Fn Ite Resehauus Pacifiem Ix Cernan

Women Rally Behind Hoover for Food Conservation Drive

The women’s committee of the Council of National Defense in Washington, D.C. endorses Hoover’s slogan as a food conservation campaign. They plan to mobilize women to register from July 1 to July 15 and to inform them about the food administration’s plans and principles.

Iloover Washington, D. C Hoover Council of Nmational Defense Foo Conservacion Campalen

Piles Piles Piles Williams Pile Ointment Ad

Advertising notice for Williams Pile Ointment claiming relief for blind, bleeding and itching piles. Product promoted by Williams Mfg Co based in Prom, Clownland, Ohio, with A G Bestenlehner, Druggist at 119 West Second St offering mail orders of 50 cents and $1.50.

Williams Williams Mfc. CO. Prom Clownland Ohin A. G. Bestenlehner Weat Second St

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