Newbro’s Herpicide hailed as a scientific achievement
An advertisement extols Newbro’s Herpicide as the definitive dandruff and germ destroyer. It claims dandrutt is contagious and that the product kills the germ, stops itching, and prevents halo formation. Prices 60¢ and $1.00, with refund if not satisfied, sample offered by The Herpicide Co. Dept. R Detroit, and Havercamp’s Drug Store listing.
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Newbro
Nowbro
Herpicita Go
Dept. R
Detroit
Mich
Havercamp’s
Mexican Bull Fight Tonight At The Unique
Local ads promote a Mexican Bull Fight at the Unique venue with two reels of action and special music by R. T. Maurath. Also note social news of Miss Margaret McKibben visiting Davenport with her sister Mrs Harry Tlecke and birth announcement for Dr Bert Carpenter and Mrs Carpenter of Des Moines.
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R. Miller
Third Ward
Snyder's
Aereals
Margaret McKibben
Oale Street
Harry ‘Tlecke
Davenport
Bert Carpenter
Des Moines
Midas
Carpenter
Vers Knight
iMexlco
Unique
Peoples
Reory
Maurath
Adv
Patriotic Play at Orpheum to Feature Signal of Liberty
The Orpheum theatre will present the patriotic drama Signal of Liberty next week. It depicts scenes from the Spanish American War and recreates the sinking of the battleship Maine as a new feature. Also tonight the Woman of Mystery, a notable drama, is scheduled for the final performance of the run.
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Orpheum Theatre
Maine
Teree
Elmer Graebner Joins Huttig Co Retail Lumber
Huttig Manufacturing announces Elmer Graebner will manage the Retail Lumber division. Graebner has spent eleven years in Muscatine lumber and recently resigned as assistant general manager of Muscatine Timber and Hox Company. The move signals expanded focus on the local retail trade.
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Huttig Manufacturing Company
Elmer Graebner
Graebner
Muscatine
Muscatine Timber and Hox Company
Huttlg Company
Itrada
Wanted Ad Items From Keckler Address
Advert reads W K Keckler lists items and remedies and seeks second hand rail top desk in usable condition with reasonable price. Contact Journal at 1621-W for details and current requests for additions and Armond Allendson TolTot and Wika remedies.
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Novicii—stes
W. Keckler
East Serongd Atreat
Armond Allendson tolTot
City Begins Postquarantine Era Despite Scarlet Fever Fears
The city ends quarantine at the Foster home on West Second Street and prepares to declare all contagious disease gone. February is typically peak for illness among youth, yet no new cases appear locally, a surprising turn amid scarlet fever concerns.
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Orville Poster
West Second Street
Garment Workers in New York End Strike
New York on March 1 reports that most garment workers affected by the December 30 settlement have not yet returned to their shops, but it is expected that by Monday nearly all will resume work. The pact includes no discrimination in reemployment and was officially ratified by all unions involved, addressing a labor crisis that peaked at 190,000 workers. The Boston, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and other locales are not affected by this agreement.
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New York
Garment
Boston
Baltimore
Philaidelphia
A Muse U Shows Morg Pictures Endorsement Policy
More than 1200 people enjoyed Morg pictures at the A-Muse-U on Thursday night. The policy states it pays to follow and that good feature pictures shown elsewhere first will be shown at the A-Muse-U. If worthwhile, the A-Muse-U will have it, a policy to continue until the New Palace Theatre is completed.
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New Palace
Highest Court Will Decide On Petition
Ottumwa March 1 The supreme court of Iowa will decide whether the saloon consent petition declared invalid by Judge D M Anderson is valid The wets have filed an appeal bond of 1544 and Wapello county district court threw out all names secured by L A Mongerson. the petition fell short of a majority by 23 ballots or signatures.
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Ottumwn
Supreme Court of
Towa
Pies Un Ratt Pepot. Vinton County Farmer Drops Dead In Station
Two wealthy Vinton County farmers, Merch E. Patterson and another man, aged 6, dropped dead from cerebral hemorrhage in the railway depot at Vinton Indiana today.
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Vinton County
Vinton
Merch
E. Paterson
Advisor Looses Way as Crop Advisor Delays Talk
A rural crowd gathered at the Greiner home hoping to hear Prof K A Kirkpatrick discuss poultry and gardening. Ill luck with transport caused his late arrival. he navigated by lantern and sought a readable map for future dark journeys, while preparations for safer travel were considered.
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KK. A. Kirkpa
Greiner
Excelator Literary Society
Jolly Rovers
Harge
Slong
Kirkpatrick
Gilgsdarch
Birthday Surprise for Mrs. M Anpal at Green Street
A surprise party marked the seventy seventh birthday of Mrs. M Anpal, hosted by daughter Mrs. Frank Criver. About twenty five members of the Frauen-Versin German Lutheran church attended, with a formal lunch served in the afternoon. Mrs. Appel born February 25, a leap year guest of honor.
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M. Anpal
Green Street
Hershey Avenue
Frank Criver
Wrauen- Versin
Gion's
Appel
Choir Concert Date Set by German Evangelical Church
March 31 marked for a post Lenten concert at the German Evangelical church during Monday evening. A fine miscellaneous program is planned. The piece also notes debt payments and piano purchase. Ernest G Hoot and Miss Frances Mildred Clark wed in the city this week. he is a former Muscatine resident now in real estate in Minneapolis. Mrs Peter Naber attended as the groom's only local relative. Miriam Rebekah lodge plans a church masbile event next time.
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German Evangelical Church
Processa Ord
Ernest G. Hootfilh
Frances Mildred Clark
Rooth
Minneapolia
Jett Muscatine
Twin City
Peter Naber
Thie City
Political Ad Promotes Alderman Candidate Brown
A Democratic candidate for alderman from the third ward is urged for support. Brown, longtime Muscatine fire department member and current first assistant chief, is a printer by trade and has served as president of the local Typographical Union for three terms.
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Brown
Muscatina
Type~ Graphical Union
Hegwell
Community Notices and Club Meetings from Muscatine
Des Moines lodge plans new member initiation while several Muscatine residents will attend a March 14 session. Ruby Bennett and Dinner Rozh wed at Burlington. Maggie Boorn to replace Bennett at the local telephone office. Mrs Chesler hosts a Friday Auction Bridge, with Mrs Wasserman as high scorer. Jolly Five Hundred hosts and Miss King entertaining. next session March 23 hosted by Mr and Mrs Reuling. YWCA D. B. girls meet for a cooking course and Camp Fire group sleighing party planning. Geneva club meeting with twelve attendees for supper.
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Muscatine
Ruby Bennett
Rozh
Mirriage
Burlington
Focal Telephone Exchange
Maggie Boorn
J. Carl Barnard
Eastighth Street
Jolly Five Hundred Elnt
George Reuling
East Ninth Street
Excursion Rates From Des Moines to Northwest Cities
Excursionists and homemakers are informed about fares and routes to Seattle Spokane Portland Vancouver Alberta Saskatchewan and the Northwest by writing W R Harley 210 Firth St Des Moines Ia. Ta.-Adv.
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Seattle
Spokane
Portland
Vancouver
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Northwest
W. R. Harley
Firth St
Des Maines
Anti Racing Bill Clears House in Rome Idaho
The anti race track gambling bill, previously passed by the Senate, was approved by the House yesterday in Rome Idaho. The measure now advances to enactment with enforcement to curb racing gambling activities.
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House
Senate
Rome
Idaho
Mrs Emily Collins Dies After Prolonged Illness
Mrs Emily R Collins longtime Muscatine resident died after a months long illness. She had suffered three strokes since September and lived in Muscatine about twenty seven years after moving from Mercer county Illinois. She leaves four living children Freda Gobble Frances E Collins B Collins and T C Collins and three grandchildren Gertrude Esther Gobble and Mildred Lucifer Collins. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
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Mulberry Avenive
Muscainé
Emily R. Collins
Collins
Alimony Granted in Teeple Tealimony Case
Judge L J Horan ordered Charles Teeple to pay Matilda Teeple 100 dollars temporary alimony. A default had been entered previously. The court set a new naturalization date and documents will be filed by various agents. Ernest Walther, native of Switzerland and resident of Near West Liberty, filed final papers today.
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Matilda Teeple
Charles Teaple
L. J. Horan
Ernest Walther
Switzerland
Near West Liberty
Js Anal
Turkey Surrenders Peace Talks to European Powers
London dispatch reports Turkey has placed herself in the hands of European powers seeking a peace settlement that offers the best advantages for Ankara. The move follows ongoing negotiations and signals a shift in diplomacy amid the conflict.
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Turkey
London
Prison sentence for wife desertion in Des Moines court
In Des Moines, John Davis was sentenced to a year in the penitentiary for wife desertion after he told Judge McHenry he preferred hard labor in pagan to returning to Mrs. Davis or supporting her. His companion Dayia received time to decide between imprisonment or reconciliation, with a bond of 1000 to obey the order.
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Dos Moines
Tohn Davis
McHenry
Bedford Issues Statement on Government Suit in New York
Bedford president of Corn Products Refining company says the defendant firm has had a fair share of the country's business and helped reduce costs. He urges shareholders not to panic or sell holdings below value amid the government action.
Marla Southard Jolly Celebrates 100th Birthday
Mrs Marla Southard Jolly marks her centennial in Cedar Rapids Iowa on March 1 with a large party. She reports being in remarkably good health amid family and friends gathered to honor the milestone.
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Cetar Rapids
Marla
Southard Jolly
Cold Wave Forecast From Weather Bureau Surge
A dispatch from the Weather Bureau in Chicago warns of a sharp cold wave. Temperatures are expected to drop twenty degrees or more within the next twenty four hours.
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Aureau
Chicago
Last Day For Registration In Ogden Ward Moves
Residents who moved since the fall election have a few hours to register in a new ward. Registration places open this evening, or right to vote may be forfeited. In Ogden a man attempted to start a fire in a kitchen stove. the house burned, injuring himself, his wife, mother in law, and three children, with fatalities possible.
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Lave
Lavedut
Ogden, In
Harvey ‘Elteberry
Movers and visits mark Grandview day in Iowa
Grandview and Muscatine residents visit relatives. Silas Guthrie relocates to Muscatine with family. Rosa Hoscher and Elizabeth shop in Muscatine. Mrs Lilly from Chicago visits. Joe Rivers weds Pauline Slert in Los Angeles then plans Denver and Omaha trip.
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Grandview
EB. B.allen
Muscatine
T. UB. Christie
E. Johnson
Columbus City
P. Walker
Robert Cochran
Letts
A.C. Buttman
Silas Guthrie
Misa Faye McGrew
Aire
Rosa Hoscher
Elizabeth
C. P. Wagner
Dr. Lilly
Chicago
Mia
J. P. Walkler
Los Angeles
Joe Rivers
Pauline Slert
Joe
Denver
Omaha
Velvet Making History Across Europe and Lyon
From medieval Arabs to Europe, velvet weaving spread through Venice Genoa and France. By 1816 Lyon took over the trade and by the 1900s Parisian courts set fashion with satin velvet and gilded embroidery. Harper’s Weekly notes Lyon’s 20,008 looms active in velvet production.
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Venice
Genoa
Lyon
Europe
France
Frances -, Lous XCI
la Pompadour
Harper'e Weekly
Rostron Receives Medal for Titanic Rescue Valor
President Taft awarded Captain Arthur H. Rostron the gold medal authorized by Congress for the Titanic survivors rescue aboard the Carpathia. Rostron thanked the president, Congress, and the American people as dignitaries and Titanic survivors looked on.
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Washington, D
Taft
Arthur H. Rostron
Congress
Nea Fork
Carpathia
Senate
Rostron
England
Ambassador Price
Suuelen Smith
Representative Hughes
West Virginia
John D. Thayer
Philadelphia
Tairst Kills In Canyon Shocks Denver and Los Angeles
Reported in March exposure case two men Ray Aziz and Sutton of Denver and Gardner of Los Angeles died while attempting to trek on foot to Miami. Their bodies were brought to town as rescue parties searched the area.
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Ray
Aziz
Ringer
Fornest Sutton
Denver
Idevi's Canyon
Jr Edward Gardner
Los Angeles
Miami
Being Heads Party Plans World Sunday School Tour
The American delegation of 25 from the Being Heads Party in San Francisco will attend the World's Sunday School convention in Zurich in July. Led by H. J. Heinz of Pittsburgh, chairman of the Worlds' Sunday School association commission in the Orient, the group will study Far East church conditions on their global tour. Audiences are set with Hawaii’s governor, the Japanese emperor, Korea’s governor general, and the Chinese president. Members come from eastern states and were hosted before departure.
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San Francisco
Cal
Zurich
Switzerland
Orients
Far East
H. J. Heinz
Pittsburgh
Worlds’ Sunday School Association
Orient
Hawaii
Japan
Korea
China
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Garment Workers
Alex
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T. Ouce
O. T. Clue
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Mulberry Avenue
Harry
B. Stiles
Strasshurs
Canada
Wag An
Fred Vetter
Mulberry Yeong
Tulperry Avanta
Bertha Price
Julina Rebbert
Clara Stiles
Mar
Barry B. Steg
Straseburg
Miriam Rebekah
Tohn J. Brown
Frank Chesler
Henry Wasserman
Arthur Winslow
Leroy Street
Harry Leem
Young Women’s Christian Association
Geneva
Young Women's Christian Association
Guppar
Udar
Samuels
Tast
Emily Collins
Sorner
Glazard
Kew
John Kenneth Turner
Mexico
Merigan
Fred
Warren
Turner
DR. Kinc
Adolph Sehingock
Buffalo, N.Y
A. H. Rostron
EL BR
Mintire
Park Ave
Ransas City
Dendy
Mindow
Wittich Bros
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