Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promises Relief From Digestive Ailments
An advertisement argues overeating worsens digestion more than alcohol, promoting Kodol Dyspepsia Cure to aid digestion without relying on the stomach. It claims quick relief from fullness and bloating, aids belching, and suits children, with a testimonial from Lemuel James of Marysville, Ohio. The product is produced by E. C. Dr Witt & Co of Chicago, with a price note for the 1 dollar bottle.
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Lemuel James
Marysville
E. C. Dr Witt &Co
Chicago
Local residents travel by Firefly and trains for auctions and visits
Ray Nyemaster of Atalissa and W L Roach head east on business aboard the Firefly. Howard Bartlett and Wm Huttig ride east for business while W S Berry and Misses Swan Bouton travel to Davenport for the carnival. Miss Caroline Richard returns from Chicago violin study. Mrs Cash McBride and Miss Neil visit Davenport Keota for days. Miss Grace Nolan comes from Columbus Junction. Miss E Strong leaves for Davenport Rock Island for carnival. Lee Nyemaster deals with city business. doctors debate the vermiform appendix and Dr Crane’s Quaker Tonic tabs are advertised at 50 cents.
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Crane
They Work While You Sleep Cas Chemorettes Ad
They Work While You Sleep Cas cearets candy cathartic repair digestion liver bowels in perfect order. Genuine tablets stamped C C C never sold in bulk. All druggists roc.
Board of Equalization Reports Major Assessment Changes
The City Board of Equalization met June 23 1902 to complete the 1902 assessment. Mayor McNutt presided with Aldermen Diercks Engel Riggs Spaethe Bartemeier and Schenck present. Duffield and Seiler were absent. The board increased valuations for several well known business houses and raised factories and business properties while only a few assessments were reduced.
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Council Chamber
City Board of Equalization
McNutt
Diercks
Engel
Riggs
Spaethe
Bartemeier
Schenck
Duffield
Seiler
City Recorder's Office
City Board of Health
Mayor McNutt
Fragmentary OCR Financial Note Summary
A garbled OCR text shows assorted numbers and monetary figures including 1,000.00 and 48,000.00 with scattered decimals and parentheses. The readable content lacks context, dates, or identifiable entities to determine a coherent event or subject.
City Hearing On Proposed Changes Set For July 7 1902
Ald Schenck moved to direct the city recorder to post notices and fix a hearing time and place for objections to proposed changes. The session will hear grievances at 7 30 p m July 7 1902 in the city council chamber. The motion carried unanimously.
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City Recorder
City of Muscatine
City Council Chamber
Bartemeier
Obituary of Joshua W Hoopes Passes At 73 In Muscatine
Joshua W. Hoopes, born December 16 1828 near West Chester Pennsylvania, died June 19 1902 on his farm north of Muscatine. A Republican and devout Quaker, he lived a quiet life of service to church and community. He leaves a widow and two daughters Lilie G and R Anna. Funeral held Sunday at Bloomington church with rich floral tributes and pallbearers E F Hoag George LeFever P B Lake Ed Denton Co K Winnemore and W H Clymer
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West Chester
Friends’ Boarding School
Abia
Keystone State
Muscatinne
Abner
Amy Eldridge
Sweetland Township
Keenley
Early Friends Church
Lillie G
R. Anna
Bloomington
Woman finds dress trial tests nerves as well
A woman notes that trying on a new dress also trials her nerves, reflecting the anxiety often felt during fashionable fittings and shopping.
Letts M. E. Church Holds Fourth Quarter Meeting
The Fourth quarterly meeting of the Letts M. E. Church is set for Saturday and Sunday, June 28 and 29. Rev. W. G. Thorn will preach at 2 30 p m both days and at 11 a m and 8 p m on Sunday. The Lord's Supper will be observed after the morning service. Sacramental services and sermon also planned at Grandview beginning at 3 p m Sunday. Quarterly conference follows at Letts at 3 30 p m Saturday. T S Pool, Pastor.
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M. E
W. G. Thorn
Grandview
T. S. Pool
What’s in a Name There Are Big Shows Combined on Earth
A feature explores how major shows merge or compete for attention, highlighting branding strategies and the appeal of top performances while weighing the value of tradition against new spectacles.
Selis Downs Show Promises Best Show in the World
The great Selis Downs Show heads to Muscatine on July 3, billed as the best show in the world and expected to draw local crowds.
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Aggregation
Selis Downs
Muscatine
President Roosevelt Begins Vacation Visit to Hartford
President Roosevelt will depart for Hartford on June 24 and stay away until Saturday. He will return briefly to wrap up congressional business before resuming his vacation.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hartford
Never Happier Than When Told Troubles
A reflective line notes some individuals find full relief in voicing their grievances. It contrasts quiet endurance with the relief of sharing burdens aloud. The statement implies talk as a path to solace and understanding.
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