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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
5
This reader beauty column offers home remedies for skin and hair care. It promotes spurmax lotion for a silky complexion, delatone for hair removing, pyrexin to grow lashes and brows, canthrox shampoo, a blood-cleansing tonics, quinquin hair tonic, crystal salts for eyes, and a fat-reducing potion with par notis.
About one hundred Cedar Rapids boosters led by the Fifty third Regiment Band visited West Liberty Iowa for a short trade excursion. The group traveled by special train, paraded through town, and planned onward to Nichols What Cheer Grinnell Iona City and points north with a band concert at What Cheer that evening.
About fifteen members of the Boy Scout Patrol of Aledo Illinois visited Muscatine yesterday afternoon. Led by Rev A E Moody they came by boat from Barkis Island area near the city to lay in supplies and return later. The scouts wore khaki uniforms and displayed their world wide organization identity.
The Roosevelt wing walked out of the credentials committee meeting at Chicago's Coliseum, prompting a clash over hearings on contest cases. Theodore Roosevelt urged delegates to organize a lawful majority, while Gov. Johnson signaled a new Republican party. Amid turmoil, Taft forces elected Devine as credentials chairman, and Roosevelt warned of a birth of a new party to nominate Roosevelt.
A sensational advertisement touts Bingo as a cure for corns bunions callouses and warts claiming painless removal without knives or plasters. The claim includes drugstore availability for 28 cents or direct order from Dennison Pharmaceutical Co 111 No Dearborn St Chicago with local bolding by A W Morgan 107 W Street.
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