Treatment Promise From Indiana Physicians Neal Method
Prominent Indiana physicians who completed the Neal treatment claim the program offers a quick, harmless, painless cure for drink and drug habits. They describe internal vergerable mericinas, no injections, private rooms, and rapid removal of alcohol or morphine addiction in three to fourteen days. Rooms reserved for study living. letters or calls to Neal Treatment at 82 Farnam Street Davenport Town.
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Indiana
Institute
Writa
Neal Tastitate
Farnam Street
Davenport
Ty Town
Closing Out Millinery Sale At Leysen’s Tomorrow
Local notes announce a closing out sale of millinery at Leysen’s Millinery featuring trimmed hats ribbons and flowers. Also listed are social notices of visits and travels including Mrs L A McBiren to Nichols and Mr Mrs Walter Bonnell of La Crosse headed to Chicago for musical studies. A Royal and Select Masters gathering is set in Davenport with refreshments after degree work.
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Batterson
Adv
Leysen’s
Walter Bonnell
la Claire
Wid
Thomas Watson
East Third Street
Chieags
Bonnell
Lau Claire
Thare Willea
Webb Gounell No
Itriday
Davenport
London to get new ambassador as villa rents rise
The article notes the arrival of an American ambassador designate to London. Negotiations aim to rent the Duke of Manchester's Grosvenor Square town residence, to be closed in a few days. The property, listed two years, is offered at about $20,000 yearly with purchase terms, smaller than the Dorchester estate of the late Ambassador Reid, but in the most exclusive embassy area.
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Visteleb
London
Staoy
Watter Hines Page
Thor
America
Wits
Duke of Manchester
Dorchester
Ate
Reid
Embassy
Youngster Injured in YMCA Swim Pool Accident
William Weber, 12, son of Mrs. Mary Weber, joined the local YMCA and later swung over a pool. He struck his head on a railing after diving into the water, cutting his gash and requiring several bandages. Dr. J. K. Tyler attended the injuries.
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William Weber
Mary Weber
Lucas
2. K. Tyler
JOY HIRE ENDS PATALDY IN MISHAP KILLS MAN
Harvey Gregory, manager of a circulation bureau in Wisconsin, died early today when his car skidded into a bridge railing. A passenger, Miss Minnie Bristol, drowned. Summers and Peters escaped with injuries. Gregory’s wife and three children were later found safe at home.
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Chiesge
Aldeago
Mil
Harvey Gregory
Wis
Jis Automobile
Charles Summers
Myrtle Peters
Minnie Bristol
Gregory
Gregory's
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Milas Tristol
Columbus Junction Couple Married In Wapello Ceremony
Miss Winifred B. Oakes and Clark Beadle wed in Wapello with Rev. Brooks officiating. The couple, accompanied by Mr and Mrs C J Williams, traveled from Columbus Junction and then to Burlington before returning. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank W. Oakes, is valued for her high school honors and service as a telephone operator. Beadle, a 22-year-old from Muscatine, recently moved to Columbus Junction to work as an electrician before joining the Columbus Auto garage. The pair will live in the Morgan residence and start housekeeping soon with many friends in attendance.
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Columbus Junction
Winifred B. Oakes
Clark Beadle
Rev. Brooks
SI. B
Wapatta
C. J. McWilliams
Wapello
Burlington
Dend
Tin Pullman Porter
Ohlisingly
Frank W. Oakes
Bendis
Thim
Muscating
Electeleian
Edwards Electric
Columbus Auto Commng
Youns
Morgan Residence
Injunction Sought to Shield U S Secrets in Torpedo Case
Federal move seeks to bar EB W Bliss from showing the Bliss Lewitt torpedo process to Britain. Judge Yeador in Brooklyn reserved ruling. U S Attorney General Coles backs the request as vital to naval defense. Bliss counsel argues the weapon part of a known turbine invention and argues gov t has public rights only to purchase.
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New York, N. V
EB. W. Bliss Company
Yeador
U. 8 District Court
Brooklyn
Asalet
U.S
Malcolm A. Coles
United States
Bliss Company
Wwe
Universal
de Tornega
Taka
Fourth of July excursion doubts outline plan
LocalWhite Collar Line official notes no formal Fourth of July excursion request. Anabelle and two small boats reportedly carried cargo downriver this morning around 6:00. A subsequent moonlight cruise is planned by Yeomen and Home Standers Jodrey on the steamer W.V. July 7.
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Baya
Anabelle
Jodrey
Motorcycle Club To Meet Tonight In City Hall Room
The newly organized motorcycle club in the city will meet this evening in the room of the old First National Bank building to adopt a constitution and by laws. A large turnout is expected with several new members likely to join.
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Chia City
First National
First Mooseheart scholar admitted to Moose School
Muscatine youth Walter Wise Thompson, son of Franke B. Thompson, has been approved for admission to the newly founded Mooseheart school near Chicago. The Supreme Council acted favorably on the application presented by the local Loyal Order of Moosa lodge. Mooseheart’s opening exercises are scheduled for Sunday July 26 with delegates from across the country arriving for the dedication and the National convention in Cincinnati underway. R. B. Wishart and A. L. Madden plan to attend the dedication and convention respectively.
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Walter Wise Thompson
Franke B. ‘Thompson
Morro
Moosa
Mooseheart
Chitago
A. J. Madden
Muscatina
Supreme Lodge of the Loyal Order of Moosa
Te Supreme Council
Thompson Jad
Suprame Lodge
Tornado Ravages Central Nebraska Cause Heavy Damage
A Nebraska storm swept through Central and southern counties with a tornado and fierce hail. Kenesaw suffered demolished buildings and crops flattened while W Kenosis lines were knocked down. Estimated damage reaches $100,000 as rains follow, with no reported deaths.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Titte
Kenesaw
Here
Wkenosis
Soutierd Nebrasia
Des Moines Names First Woman Factory Inspector
Des Moines Iowa June 2 h Mrs Mien N Rourke of Des Moines is nominated by A L Aviel state labor commissioner for approval as Iowa s first woman factory inspector. The post becomes operative July 4 after formal council action. Women's clubs and women factory employees have long urged for an inspector of their sex.
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Des Moines
Mien N. Rourke
Des Moles
Iowa
A. L. Aviel
Excensive Council
Rourke
Legistics
Hecomites
Edward Stapleton Injured In Bottle Factory Accident
Edward Stapleton of Cedar Street suffered a deep forearm cut when a bottle exploded under excess pressure at the Cedar Street pop factory. A flying shard struck his arm, and Dr. E B Filliam dressed the wound. The patient rested easily later, though blood poisoning was feared.
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Edward Stapleton
Cedar Street
Sings Wins
E. B. Filliam
Spurns Federal Support by South Carolina Governor
June 26. South Carolina Governor Blease sharply rejects federal aid to the state militia. Secretary Garrison says national guard leaders are not complying with federal law. After exchanges, Blease reiterates South Carolina will not seek or need federal aid and will avoid actions to secure it.
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South Carolina
Wishinston
Washington, D. C
War Department
Garrison
Thoes
National Guard
Blease
Change Erdman Act expands board to arbitrate rail disputes
Washington June 2 The amendment to the Erdman Act supported by railroad interests and unions was approved by the House Democratic caucus yesterday. It would create a board of three to nine members with power to compel witnesses under oath and arbitrate disputes between railroads and their employees.
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Washington
Brotherhoods
House
Baraga Glass names new officials at church meeting
At the Baraga Glass semi annual session of the First Baptist church, a completely new corps of officers was elected including President Matthew Westrate and Secretary Frank Schmitt. A public drinking fountain was planned for the Third and Cedar streets corner within weeks. Baseball captain Harry Lehreurs leads Baracallaig in the new Sunday school league. Ed Link treasurer and Oscar Brandt, H D Horst, Charles Pulliam as vice presidents. Mrs Olgon and daughter plan Excelsior Springs summer trip for health recovery.
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First Baptist Church
Third
Cedar Streets
Harry Lehreurs
We Baracallaig
Matthew Westrate
Oscar Brandt
H. D. Horst
Charles Pulliam
Frank Schmitt
Ed. C. Link
Ogle-Ferree Ogle Marriage Celebrated in City
Society notes report the marriage of Miss Berthaferree daughter of Mrs Ella Faree to Dr W R Ogle in the city on Wednesday evening. They will tour then return to attend local friends and plan to arrive Mancatina by next weekly park. Also town guests attend ice cream social and church group meetings announce activities and visits.
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Ogle-Ferree
Berthaferree
Ella P. Faree
Seminary Avenue
Chicago
W. R. Ogle
Six O'Cloek
Pride
Pan
Nere
Agenus
Fairport
He Chhldren
Vast sale lists stock lines in New York market
New York stock list shows a vast sale with Amalgamated Gypsum American Beet Sugar American Cotton Oil American Sugar Refining American Tel and Tel Anaconda Mining Atlantic Pacific lines Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago & North Western Denver & Rio Grande General Electric Great Northern Ore Courts Illinois Central Interborough-Metropolitan Louisville & Nashville Missouri Pacific Northern Pacific Pennsylvania People's Gas Pullman Palace Rock Island Southern Pacific Union Pacific United States Steel listed with figures Beginning tomorrow Do you
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Almertcan Breliiog & Refining
American Sugar Refining
American Tel
Anaconda, Mining Co
Ateneo Vey
Atlantic Casas
Los
Interborough-Met
International Harvester
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri, Pacific
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Léhigh Valley
New York
Nockstead Co
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Pee
United States Steely
United States Steel Pfd
Waboosk Gy
Western Uni
Balm of Fils Remedies Agent for Mrs G W Krokler
Mrs G W Krokler of 1118 Hast Second Street offers Balm of Files Remedies through Journal Want Ads. Contact Tel phone 1821-W for information and purchases.
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G. W. Krokler
Second Street
Telsphone
Commercial branch head named by board
Mr Trexler of Seneca Falls has been appointed head of the commercial department at Atuscatin High School. A Lafayette College graduate with a Master of Arts and Master of Accounts, he has 15 years of public school teaching experience including Allentown Warren Leonardsville and Lawrence New York, with notable success in commercial instruction.
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Atuscatin High School
MM. R. Trexler
Seneca Falls
NL Y
Ia H. Melntire
Lafayette
Trexell
Allentown
Pa Ie
Warren
Ohio
Leonardsville, N. Yo
Lawrence
N. Y
Jury Finds for the Plaintiff in Suit in Council Chamber
The Council Chamber of the City hall hosted a civil case, J. J. Fishburn v. Henry Freyermuth, heard before Justice G. Coster. A jury, including George Tice and James Rogers, returned a verdict in favor of the plaintiff claiming $95 in attorney fees for his defense of Freyermuth on a liquor selling charge in federal court.
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Council Chamber
Muar
J. J. Fishburn
Henry Freyermuth
Tustica J. G. Costor
Wishburn
George Freyermuth
George Tice
James Rogers
Newton Carlisle
Michael Gibney
Charles H. Schultz
Henry Schoents
Othmer Grabs Honors in State Rifle Shoot
Lieutenant Ralph T. Othmer captain of the Company 2 rifle team won second place in the National Film association match at Des Moines. He earned a spot on the regimental team and faces a strong chance to join the state rifle squad. Local teammates Clark Barnard Ernest George Frank Peets Otto Merl in Ed Blteer returned with honors.
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Ralph T. Othmer
2 Rite
Des Moines
National Film Association
Othmer
Clark Barnard
Ernest 4. George
Prank, Peets
Otto Merlin
Ed. Blteer
Bulgarians Routed by Servian Troops at Zletove and Ratkovatz
Belgrade reports heavy fighting as Bulgarian forces attacked Servian positions at Zletove and Ratkovatz. After fierce action they broke and fled, leaving many dead and wounded and abandoning occupied posts in Bervida territory.
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Belgrade
Tuze
Zletove
Ratkovatz
Brobe
Bervida
Clean and Bright Self Care Advice Echoes Through Theme
A compact exhortation urges personal hygiene and brightness as a window to the world. It frames cleanliness as a public virtue and inner clarity, pairing motivational lines with a call to self discipline.
Traveled Three Thousand Miles To Get 2 Hearing
Ernest Gamble Concert Party comprises Gamble and violinist Verna Leona Pages. Gamble, who crossed the Atlantic fourteen times, rose from a shy student to a sought after tenor after impressing Dr. Palmer at Chautauqua. Pages, born in Western Pennsylvania, trained in Ohio and Illinois, and holding a rare 1796 Gagliang violin, elevates the performance with refined poise and encores.
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Ernest Gamble
Gamble
Secuzes
Ernest Gamhle
Ernest
Theodore Carmichael
George Lamb
Whitney Mockridge
Alfred Blume
Henry Wood
Alberto Randegger
London
Shriglia
de Rescke
Plancon
Nordica
Paris
Georg Ferguson
Berlin
Gambie
New York
Europe
Atlantic
Mwe
Chautauqua
Mammoth
J. R. Palmer
Dr. Palmer
Verna Leona Pages
Pennsylvania
Oxford College
Ohio
Ferry Hall
Lake Forest
Illndis
Chicago Prassen College
Max Bendix
Michael Burmer
Jacobssohn
Chicago
Carl Helir
Fege
Gamble Party
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Knoxville
Tate
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Lucas Street
WL L. Minteer
Millersburg
Missia Harriet
Notrequisition
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JOY Hire
Pataldy
Muscatine
Walter Wish Thomepson
NEW Moose School
Tocal Society
Firnt
Supreme Council
House Democrats
Crete
Suelen’s
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THE
Baraga Glass
Peter Olgon and
Dausiier
East Sixth Straet
Excelsior Springa, Ma
John Robbing
Bishop
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Journal
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By Education Board
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Wworld
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Standard Oil Company
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