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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1918

Page

3

Journal Printing Co. Muscatine Journal information page

The Journal Printing Co. presents the Muscatine Journal with Loomis as publisher and LEYSEN as managing editor. It lists day and late edition schedules, subscription rates, and telephone numbers for departments and the business office.

L. P. Loomis Rj, Leysen Monitor Lee Wenapaper Syndicate Towa J. P. Loomis Aem RaMeRin C. R. Rabedeaux

Everyday Heroes On The Rail In Rainbow Tragedy

The Rainbow tragedy highlights conductor Charles Bink and Mr Dewese who died after electric contact with a high tension line during a stalled C. D. M. interurban car. Their actions to aid others show daily heroism and civil duty.

Rainbow Herolam Lfe Phat Charles Bink C. D. & M. Interurban Muscatine Deweese Lne Mr. Bink

Mexico and Wilson Learn to Trust Aid From the United States

The New York Commercial argues Mexicans have been misled by German funded and American newspapers pushing intervention. It says Wilson’s reassurances should reach ninety-five Mexican editors who can read, urging internal peace to unlock Mexico’s vast resources and thriving export markets. Germany is blamed for stirring conflict to hamper Mexican participation in the European war.

Mexico Wilson America Germany Europe Russia South America Central New York Commercial

Snobbishness as a False Sense of Superiority Explained

The article argues snobbery is a false sense of superiority and ignorance. It contrasts snobs with truly gracious people, noting kindness to those less fortunate as real greatness. Examples from conversations illustrate how snobbery alienates and how true superiority lies in empathy and understanding.

Fern. Howard Tam

Auction Eve at Marks Stables Crowds for Jack Bedford Stock

June Bonner wins the bid on Freckles the horse at Marks auction, paying three hundred dollars to save the favorite from sale. Jack Bedford, former light heavyweight champion, appears with his horses as the crowd surges in Pelham street.

Morse Archey Cameron McClure Nce Pelham Street Jack Bedford Jack Marks Radford Bothron Circus Jed Pedford Marka Ataboy Bedford Sullivan Sharkey Jim June Freckles Hoss Juno Jane Gruffy June Bonner Sala Jim Madden Thale

Muscatine S Batt erymen Sail for Overseas Duty

Forty Muscatine soldiers, many former Battery C members, were transferred to casual companies at Camp Merritt New Jersey and prepared for embarkation overseas after training at Camp Cody Deming New Mexico. The troop train included Clarence Cra craft J McAllister Grover Barker Daniel Hickman Marion Latham Clarence McCoy Fred Lang Lysle Leysen Christy Slammer Matt Houdek Frank Tucker Ralph Van Zandt Donald Rogers Harrison Terry George Young Irving Jacobs Uriah Jamson Clyde Rebelsky J Van Tryfle Raymond Martin Fred Kothe and Harry Jamison.

WV. Ralthburn Battery C Camp Merritt New Jarney Muscatine Camp Cody Deming New Mexico Clarence Cracraft J. McAllister Grover Barker Daniel Hickman Marion Latham Clarence McCoy Fred Lang Lysle Leysen Christy Slammer Matt Houdek Frank Tucker Ralph van Zandt Donald Rogers Harrison Terry George Young Irving Jacobs Uriah Jamson Clyde Rebelsky J. van ‘Tryfle Raymond Martin Fred Kothe Harry Jamison

Freckles Is Yours A Present From Me

Bedford offers Freckles as a gift and proclaims plans to quit fighting and start a business. Janee asks if this change will make a difference as she hesitantly meets his gaze. He asks for reassurance and reaches for her hands.

Jack Bedford Janee

You and Freckles My Hard Question of Sacrifice

He asks if she will take him as well as Freckles and give up circus riding. She quips a horse is a horse and reveals Sacki Bedford, then embraces him with warm arms, implying mutual commitment.

Sacki Bedford

Reminiscences Across The Decades From Mt. Grove To Greenwood

A retrospective column recalls events from 60 to 19 years ago. Baptisms at Mt. Grove near Sweetland Center conducted by Rev. Chandler of Adventis church. musician Prof. Atkins relocates to teach in the city. 50 years ago Capt. Arnold sells a ferry boat to Mr. Blad of Brownsville for 10000 dollars. seminary plans a boarding house addition. 40 years ago Eagle lodge No 10 AOUW elects officers. 80 years ago a Fourth of July invitation from John Sywassink. Steamer C Atlee excursion from Burlington. Miss Magek James visits from Wichita. 20 years ago Mildred Lane and Lyell host 36 guests on West Third Street. lawn with Chinese lanterns. 19 years ago golf season at Geneva Golf and Country Club. upcoming club championship. Chas Judisch services conducted at St Mathias Church. interment Greenwood Cemetery.

Mt. Grove Sweetland Center Chandler Adventis Church Atkins Arnold Blad Brownsville John Sywassink East 2Nd Street Journal C. Atlee Burlington Magek James Wichita Grandview Art Thele RB. Huff Mildred Lane Brother Lyell West Third Street

Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helped Lady in Oregon

Mrs. D. M. Alters of R. R. 4 Oregon Il says Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health after organic troubles that kept her from work on a farm with six hundred chickens yearly. She endorses the remedy and urges other women with similar suffering to seek advice from Lydia E Pinkham's Kredicine Co. Lynn Mass based on 40 years of experience.

Oregon Lydia E. Pinkham D. M. Alters R. R Lydia Pinkham Yications Lydia E.pinkham Kredicine Co Lynn, Mass

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