Mother's Love and Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription
A discussion of maternal strain and remedies highlights Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a trusted tonic for women during motherhood. Personal testimonials from Mrs. J. W. G. Stephens and Miss Emma Petty praise its health benefits, with notes on alcohol-free formula and ingredients like Helonias. The piece also endorses medical authority and references The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser.
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Dr. Pierce
United States
Doctor Pierce
J. W. G. Stephens
Mila
Emma Petty
S. Olive Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Daughters of Pocahontas
Minneola Council
South Baptist Church
John Fyfe
Saugatuck, Conn
Department of Therapeutics
Electric Review
Helenias Taoica
Pierce
Helenias
People’s Common Sense
R. V. Pierce
M.D
V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
McNutt Seen as Municipal Affairs Authority in Muscatine
Dr. R S McNutt republican mayoral candidate is a recognized authority on street paving and municipal affairs. He receives many inquiries about Muscatine street work and costs and serves as a vice president of the Iowa League of Municipalities.
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R. S. McNutt
City of Muscatine
McNutt Urged for Muscatine Mayor Amid Growth Efforts
The piece urges reelection of Dr. McNutt citing his proven administration, municipal expertise, and leadership as Muscatine seeks factory investment and job growth. It highlights his close attention to city needs and role in promoting local business and development without party considerations.
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Dr. McNutt
McNutt
Dr. MecNutt
Muscatine
John Diercks Seeks Fourth Ward Alderman Seat
John Diercks, longtime South Muscatine resident and former Musser Lumber employee, campaigns for alderman in the fourth ward. He spent 23 years with Musser Lumber, later moving into the coal business, and previously served a two year council term.
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John Diercks
South Muscatine
Diercks
Musser Lumber Company
Diercks Seen as Best Choice by South Muscatine Voters
Citizens praise John Diercks for a clean manly personality and reliable council service. He campaigns hard in the south end, with strong support from ward residents who seek fair honest leadership and dependable representation. A vote for Diercks is a vote for a good man.
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Mr. Diercks
South Muscatine
South End
John Diercks
Des Moines Defeat of Crossley Bill Praised
The Crossley primary bill failed in Des Moines, a just cause for congratulation. It would have been cumbersome expensive and unfair and unsatisfactory. It is well that it has been put to sleep.
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Des Moines
Editor’s bold claim reshapes Indian Territory town image
An Indian Territory editor asserts the town’s openness to criticism signals progress and strong civic character. He argues a community receptive to critique can grow and improve, urging residents to embrace scrutiny.
Bargains in Medicine
A reader complains about price comparisons for Scott's Emulsion noting alternatives seem cheaper. The message argues cost reflects quality and production care, asserting Scott's Emulsion remains the standard cod liver oil product despite higher price. Scott & Bowne, 409 Pearl Street, New York.
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Scott
Penny Wise
Pound
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Discriminating Critics Face Municipal Reproof Ahead
A warning that distinguishing legitimate criticism from hostile intent is already heading to the municipal sphere beyond the Indian Territory. The guidance will apply to many towns facing similar scrutiny as governance debates intensify.
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Indian Territory
Legislature Adjourns Briefly as Lent Begins Next Day
The legislature adjourned temporarily on Tuesday, coinciding with the start of Lent the following day, a sequence noted as possibly coincidental but recorded as fact.
Oklahoma Embraces Mule Raising Industry
A bold regional note urges kickers to relocate to Oklahoma to join the new mule raising sector, claiming the state offers congenial surroundings for their work and lifestyle.
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Oklahoma
Iowa Press Comment Highlights Mixed Governor Race Views
Iowa editorials from Ida Grove to Ames weigh the governor Cummins bid, urging fiscal restraint, critiquing his third term, and debating party discipline and leadership. The collection notes petitions, campaign echoes, and political tension across multiple towns.
Iowa City Republican critiques hog pavilion funding stance
The Iowa City Republican asks readers if they know they are crushed by corporate greed and urges awakening. It cites a $120,000 hog pavilion proposal for the state fair and argues the society should stand on its own feet, not rely on the state as a pensioner.
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Iowa City
Republican
The
Decorah Republican
Rock Rapids Reporter Calls for Anti Pass Legislation
The Rock Rapids Reporter urges enactment of anti pass legislation. It says the issue will be settled now or by another group later, warning that if not settled this time a new set of men will be entrusted with the matter.
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Rock Rapids
Iowa Leaders Amid Rail Rate Debate In State Papers
Multiple Iowa papers debate Governor Cummins role in the Gilliland charge and leadership pressure from progressive Republicans. The Burlington Hawkeye calls for withdrawal or proof, while the Manson Journal and Des Moines Capital discuss his expected Clarinda speech honoring Congressman Hepburn and support for railroad rate legislation.
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Manson Journal
Gov. Cummins
Des Moines
Clarinda
Hepburn
Cummins Governor Claim Questioned by The Hampton Recorder
The Hampton Recorder argues it is easy to hail Albert B. Cummins as Iowa’s best governor, but asserts the proof must be found beyond his official record and tenure. The piece notes satellites of past governors echo praise, yet challenges the claim with external evidence.
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Hampton Recorder
Gov. Cummins
Iowa
Recorder
Albert B. Cummins
Cummins Urged to Discuss Cross ley Bill Details
The Dubuque Times argues Gov. Cummins should explain the Cross ley bill terms and show how the primary improves old methods rather than claim opposition stems from corporate interests blocking public self rule.
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The
Dubuque Times
Cummins
Open Hearth strike tensions and secret affections in town
Peggy learns of Gleason’s loan to the Old Colony amid a strike at Fairport’s Open Hearth. Tyler funds pickets and parades while workers face fears and grievances. A distraught Johnivan writes of love for Peggy and a plan to endure the conflict.
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Mr. Gleason
Old Colony
Peggy
Chicago
Amelia Ann
Johnny
Attack on striker tied to railway town unrest
A hospital patient reports a hammer attack by strikers near the railway. A Finn named Adam Finn, left handed, is linked to the assault and a reward of twenty five dollars is offered for tips leading to arrest. The injured man, a local union molder in Illinois, may die while others denounce the violence.
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Finn
Adam Finn
Illinois
Union No. 183
One Man in State Seen as Gubernatorial Pivot
The Algona Upper Des Moines Republican notes only one man could hold the governor’s office and may drop out, calling the defeat of the woman suffrage bill a hard blow to supporters.
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Algona Upper Des Moines
Miona promising cure for stomach woes with guarantee
The advertisement links mind and digestion, claiming Miona strengthens digestion and prevents nerve and brain decline. It promises a guaranteed cure and notes availability through Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store or by mail from The R. T. Booth Co. of Ithaca, New York.
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Havercamp
R. T. Booth Co
Ithaca
N. Y
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