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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1907
Page
6
The American Surety Company of New York offers corporate bonds to meet federal and state requirements. Using their bond saves individuals from personal obligation while providing acceptable security.
Des Moines reports a planned cross state interurban by the American Electric Railway company linking Muscatine to Council Bluffs with a Chicago-backed capital. Initial work could begin in Des Moines within 60 to 90 days, with surveys from Muscatine to Greenfield and branches to Indianola. Publicity is avoided to secure land and avoid high prices. private backing is emphasized and no money is sought locally.
S B Holden of Grand Rapids reports多年 of liver sluggishness and constipation with kidney pain. After using Dr A W Chase Kidney Liver Pills his organs regained activity rapidly and easily. He would not be without them and notes a free sample offer from the Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY.
A writer claims Cooper's New Discovery cures indigestion and improves mood and appetite. He cites Mrs Ellen Keogh of Superior Wisconsin who reports lasting relief after use and notes the medicines' large sales as proof of merit. Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store is mentioned.
An old advertisement claims Dr King’s New Life Pills guarantee relief from constipation. The Havercamp’s Prescription Drug Store listing notes the product price at 25 cents.
Fredonia notes list out of town visitors for the McDaniel Dallmeyer wedding and local calls. Several residents, including Mrs. J F Chandler and Miss Grace Lee, are mentioned visiting Muscatine, Cairo, and Columbus Junction with family and friends. The M E church Children’s Day program is praised for its flower drill and student effort.
The notice promotes Dr. Shetlenberger as a highly successful specialist for chronic and systemic diseases. It promises permanent cures, no fees from incurable patients, and rapid diagnosis. It lists extensive treatments for catarrh, throat, lung, eye, ear, digestive, circulatory, nervous, and sexual health issues, including habit cessation and stammering treatment. It appeals to nervous, exhausted individuals seeking renewed energy and confidence.
Diseases of Men and Private Disease with blood poison syphilis gonorrhea strict ure great spematorrhea varicocele hydrocide and effects of vice or excess causing debility nervousness dizziness memory loss and more. Promises cures and confidential free consultation by Dr W E Shallensenger at 145 Oakwood Blvd Chicago.
The program featured Anthem pieces with solos by Misses John son and Hindee and bass by Mr. Warren. Arch ie Ditmars performed solo After Our Wandering Peace Divine. Hymns 356 273 were sung with choir accompaniment and a benediction followed. Other West Liberty news notes various visits and travels by local residents and a birth.
Women say there is nothing to equal Kirk's Jap Rose transparent soap for washing the hair. All druggists and grocers sell it.
Mrs. J M Wallingford travels from Arvada to visit relatives and handle affairs while Mr Wallingford is in poor health. Harry Frasier visits from Bloomfield to see Hugh Newsom. Lea Nyemaster returns from University Hospital in Iowa City and shows signs of recovery. Ora and Pearl Brown return from Iowa Wesleyan University for summer break. The town anticipates a Big Ball Game at the Fair Grounds between East Side Businessmen and Smoke Row to raise funds for the Fourth of July celebration, urging community attendance to cover expenses.
Mrs T J Kelly of Wilton Junction visits Rochester week with daughter Mrs Chas McGilliway. Mrs Mary Hunter of Montana visits sister Mrs Curt Baker after 20 years. Will and Grant Baker busy on cement blocks for Grant’s new farm home. John Betzing bought a new carriage on a Tipton trip. Jeff Anderson welcomed a son on Sunday June 16. Sadie Marsh and two children visit sister Mrs Curt Baker en route to Pennsylvania. Family gatherings and visits noted across Rochester area.
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