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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1912
Page
7
Vast number of Americans suffer indigestion. Brown's Digestit tablets are claimed to relieve distress after eating, stop food fermentation, and aid digestion with a money back guarantee. Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store advertises the remedy as harmless and readily swallowed.
Rapid shoe repair at Cherry's. town visitors include Mrs Coker of Fairport and Mrs Musch leaving for Letts. Dr W H Johnston promotes eye ear nose and throat care. Several residents depart for or visit cities like Sioux Falls Harrisburg and West Liberty. Rocky Mountain Tea ads interrupt local notices while travel and social events fill the day.
Doyt. We Have been selling Inwa fim mortgasa loans to investors in all party of the county for over thirty years. In all that time not one dol lar has been lost on any of our loans. if you have $160.00 or mara ton vest call on or write us. Titus Loan and Investment Co., 213 Town] AYO.
The steamer Melen Pink delayed by an accident near Muscatine repairs after a hog chain failed near Davenport. Passengers landed. freight unloading postponed to today. No wind hindered the rerouting, and an Sunday excursion was canceled. Also, a local farmer praises Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, sold by dealers.
The Rev. G. P. Badgley of Musserville Methodist Episcopal Church travels to Kalona Ta for the Muscatine District conference opening session Wednesday. Bishop Hughes presides with J. A. Boatman assisting as district superintendent. The program includes devotions, sermons, and literary addresses across two days with notable speakers and a banquet tonight.
A physician reports relief from indigestion after replacing meat with Grape-Nuts for breakfast. He cites weight gain and better nourishment, notes improvements after a week, and says he prescribes the cereal to patients with digestive issues. The letter is presented as genuine testimonials.
The article fragment lists names and moves including Mrs Cla Swank at Demorvest Avenue and W Davenport, Park Hubbard returning to Kansas City, Carpenter of Rock Island relocating his family to 1102 New Hampshire Street, and Lan Hubbard returning to Kankalee after visits.
Semper Fidelis society members resume plans for a picnic early next month with elections to be held during the outing. Albert Bauerbach chairs the entertainment committee and will likely reconvene members to finalize arrangements. The group intends to hold annual elections at the outing as part of a year marking progress in membership and activities.
General Joaquin Tellez leads government forces across the river within 12 miles of Buchimba with heavy columns and artillery. General Anetts commands forces poised to cross the Biz Ortss bridge as an engagement looms if Zebela withdraws.
Interest centers on the Muscalite County Republican and Democratic conventions to be held next Saturday in the county building. Officials expect both parties to meet in the same room and to adjourn by 3 o'clock. The June convention may fill vacancies and forward delegates to district and state gatherings later in the summer.
A Black woman accused of stabbing Mrs. R. B. Jordan, wife of a prominent planter in Pinehurst, was seized by a mob, placed in a car, and hanged from a tree near Pinehurst after officers transported her. The report quotes a long-distance message to a local paper detailing the lynching and its location. Also included is an unrelated testimonial about kidney pills from Akron, Michigan.
About 800 Milwaukee area brewery workers, organized by the Milwaukee Building Trades Council, returned to work under a new contract granting a 24 cent per hour raise after quitting a month earlier over wage demands. The report also notes various local social and travel items and names community figures seen in Muscatine and Iowa City.
Advice column with DIY tonics and skin hair care tips. Solutions include canthrox shampoo preparation, kardena tonic, violet eye tonic, eyebrow restoration methods, and alimozoin cream jelly for facial care. Instructions specify measurements, dilutions, and weekly applications for hair growth, complexion refinement, and weight loss.
Arrivals visit Fred Hummel home in Columbus Junction on Saturday. George Jones plans a burn dance Thursday June 27 with Paudtet's Muscatine orchestra. William Hetfield dies in LaPorte Indiana. their relatives depart for the funeral. Mrs A M Weber leaves for Spokane. Mrs Mary Potter heads to Toplin Missouri for visit with daughter Mrs J Marshall. Aicha Edmondson of Muscatine spends Sunday with Mrs R F Duncan. Mr and Mrs G A Carpenter return from Minnesota with three barrels of fish. The Hagan estate land auctioned in Letts. Madam Rowland to be shown at Majestic Tuesday night. Mrs A T Lewis suffers paralytic stroke but improves. Miss Senda Cummins leaves Hot Springs for Omaha visit. Mica Atcheson and family travel with Miss Cummins toward West Liberty. Mr and Mrs E E Jones of Lincoln join Johnney Jones in Iowa City for reunion with Wills Jones and Mrs Davis.
Neighbors Mrs Wil Hoops and Mrs Franki Hoops of Muscatine were guests Saturday in the A B Tompson home. Mrs Ela Edwards visited Tone Tree friend Mrs Carson. BE Griffith started an extended trip to New York state to see his boyhood home at ten years old and to tour eastern sites.
St Paul Minn June 2 Judge W H Senborn of the U S circuit court of appeals will begin bearing testimony in the government proceedings for the dissolution of the International Harvester company on September 16. The suit was filed here in late April. The answer of the defendants must be filed by August 1.
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