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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1915
Page
4
A mother should keep bowels regular to prevent summer ailments in children. Regular mild laxatives like Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin are recommended, pleasant tasting and non narcotic, to expel irritants and guard against diarrhoea. One bottle costs fifty cents. free trials available by writing Dr W B Caldwell 458 Washington St Mon Ucello Tk.
Davenport Iowa June 2 Advertiser Press Leased Wire Senator John Weeks of Massachusetts told the Iowa Bakers Association opening session that the nation faces sectional and class distrust amid calls for drastic laws. He praised some good points of the Federal Reserve Act but urged a fair trial before changes. Weeks also pressed for favorable railroad legislation linking their prosperity to national welfare.
Stockholm reports the German government expressed deep regret for the June 14 attack on the Swedish steamer Verdandi off Christiania Sound. Germany called the strike a mistake and offered indemnity. Verdandi carried wood to England. A. Glass and partners left for Chicago on a summer millinery buying trip.
Final arrangements are set for the dedication of Kew Park on July 5 with a July 6 program. A preview picnic by the Alcyane Mothers club Thursday at the new City Park will finalize speakers, including Congressman Hull and Frank Richman, as plans await confirmation from additional invited speakers. The park lies at the end of Park Place street car line, with events led by the Alcyons Mothers club and city club women.
A vintage advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy for melancholy or blues. It claims the condition is an organic disturbance and cites testimonials from women restored to health by the product after nearly forty years of use.
Washington June 22 Charles officials say Robert Lansing counselor of the state department will be named secretary of state to succeed William J Bryan. Announcement expected tomorrow after the cabinet meeting per administration officials who conferred with President Wilson.
An advertisement warns that sun, dust, and heat harm skin and offers mercorized wax as a solution. It claims the wax cleanses, whitens complexion, and absorbs rough cuticle, applied like cold cream overnight. For wrinkles, it recommends a saxolite and hazel dissolver applied as needed.
Inquest testimony points to Campbell’s guilt as a bloodstained collar found in Mrs. Allen’s bedroom is admitted to belong to him though he says the stains came from shaving a week earlier. Funeral services for Mrs. Allen are planned at Christ Episcopal Church with state officials expected to attend. Governor Dunne and prison officials address convicts amid security precautions.
Reports detail Yaqui resistance and foreign landholding tensions in Sonora. General Leyva cites border disruption and hostile chiefs delaying talks, while American settlements shrink and large ranch holdings pass to Mexican firms tied to Whitney and Hammond. Villa forces pledged protection for foreigners aboard the Colorado amid tense meetings.
Grand jury indicts numerous officials in Indianapolis elections and other charges. Thomas Taggart and Mayor Betl appear, both released on bonds. The document details accusations of ballot marking, repeaters, and improper poll practices, with a sprawling list of accusers and defendants.
Long dispatches describe Dunkirk shelled by heavy artillery with advances north and south of Metzeral and river positions along the Anlaswas region. Berlin reports Russian lines defeated, Germans near Lemberg, and Fecht river gains with French counteractions amid ongoing trench fighting and bombardments. Officers announce a Laurent Council meeting June 24 with a surprise for attendees.
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