Free Laxative Cured Legions
An advertising feature promotes Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe laxative for constipation liver and bowel woes. It highlights numerous free trial bottles sent to readers, reports cures from customers, and offers free medical guidance from Dr. Caldwell at 505 Caldwell Building Monticello, Ill.
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Dr. Caldwell
Lydia Dixon
Mingo
N. Cunningham
Talent, Ore
S. R. Tucker
Hattiesburg
Miss
America
Philo Hay Spec. Co
Newark
N. J
Harfina
Daily Journal Terms for Subscribers and Delivery
The Daily Journal is issued every evening on six days a week excluding Sunday. The Semi-Weekly Journal appears with 10 pages on Tuesday and 8 pages on Friday nights. Daily delivery in the city by carrier costs 10 cents weekly. Annual mail subscription for Daily is 3 dollars and for Semi-Weekly is 1 dollar 50 cents.
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Daily Journal
Journal !S
Agencies Opened By The Journal In Major Cities
The Journal announces new advertising agencies in New York Chicago and several local sites. Payne & Young oversee the New York office at West 33rd Street while the Chicago office is at 750 Marquette Building. Agencies listed include East Hill Hurlbut Grocery East 2nd Street Booth Muscatine Toborg Bros Oregon Street C A Busch's Drug Store Hershey Avenue Kecklerville Chayka's Grocery West Hill J A Fuller Grocery and Wm Yanzy Grocery.
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The
Journal
East Hill
Hurlbut
East 2Nd Street
Booth Muscatine
Toborg Bros
Oregon Street
C. A. Busch’s
Hershey Avenue
Kecklerville
Chayka's
West Hil
J. A. Fuller
Wm. Yan 7Zy
Roosevelt Passes From President to Private Citizen
Theodore Roosevelt becomes private citizen as William Howard Taft prepares to assume the presidency. The Chicago Tribune outlines Roosevelt's pride in reforms and belief that Taft will carry on the policies. Roosevelt and Taft exchange cordial goodbyes as transitions unfold.
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Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
John Callan
O’laughlin
Chicago Tribune
Mr. Roosevelt
Republic
Mr. Taft
Ohio
White House
Capitol
Taft
United States
Care of The Refrigerator in Summer Cleaning Tips
Keep the refrigerator spotless by removing crumbs and wiping up spills immediately. In summer, clean more thoroughly, empty the water pan, scrub shelves with hot suds, rinse, and dry. Scrub the food and ice chambers, scald the wastepipe, and leave the door open to air. Clean the food chamber more often than the ice compartment.
Mustache Talk Aims At Taft Cabinet
In Keokuk Constitution Democrat chatter President Taft and his cabinet are described as mustached figures. The piece notes Taft would have a mustache while others like Secretary Wilson keep previous whiskers, and Knox and Hitchcock appear smooth faced amid general facial hair descriptions.
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Keokuk
Society to Open Free Dance Halls For Working Girls
A New York society plans to establish free dance halls free of liquor and undesirables. The project aims to provide a clean space for working girls to dance, contrasting with Bishop Potter's approach to a godly saloon.
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Marshalltown
New York
Bishop Potter
Chautauqua Platform Snubs Senate Critics
Des Moines story notes Mr. La Follette faces stern critics in the senate chamber as he withholds political concessions on the Chautauqua platform, signaling a hard line in ongoing debates.
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Des Moines Register
la Follette
Senate
Notable Passages From Legal Firms Listed
A sequence of firm names including G. A. Reimcke T. J. Kuetcher Mann McBride and Cope A. G. Besten Lehner appears in the document. The listing suggests a directory or advertisement of law offices and partners.
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G. A. Reimcke
T. J. Kuechrmann
M'Bride & Cope
A. G. Besten Lehner
Notice of Quiet Title in Muscatine County Iowa
State of Iowa Muscatine County Maurer sues Adair Starns Sternes Sternes Stearnes Grearns Davis and others to quiet title to parts of sections 1 12 in 78 2 west and seeks establishment of plaintiff's fee simple ownership after long possession. Defendants warned to answer by April 6 1909 or default will be entered. judge D V Jackson approves publication.
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State of Iowa
Muscatine County
Robert T. Maurer
George W. Adair
Adair
G. W. Starns
Starns
George W. Sternes
Elizabeth Sternes
Ira Sternes
Edgar H. Stearnes
Amanda Stearnes
George W. Grearns
Boi Stearns
Cordelia Davis
Leson Davis
Will Albert John Grunder
Lena Willamina Grunder
Fifth P. M
Iowa
District Court
John J. Wilson
Albert John Grunder
Mary A. Grunder
Benedict Marolf
Jayne & Hoffman
Muscatine Daily Journal
D. V. Jackson
Pine Bluff society raises funds at Downey sale
Foster Ill March 5 Twenty dollars were cleared by the Pine Bluff M E Ladies Aid society after serving lunch at the W P Downey sale. Several local moves and visits are noted, including Len Milton moving to Rock Island and various families visiting relatives. The article mentions Daniel Foster's sudden illness and the funeral of Mrs Sarah Underwood.
Reviniscences Of Long Ago And Local Notes
Fifty years ago notes include a Baptist church donation visit to Rev J Cummings on March 8. Muscatine County Bible Society annual meeting set for next Wednesday at the Presbyterian church. Muscatine school board election results list Richard Musser as President and Charles Page as Vice President with Charles Harlan as Secretary and J S Patten as Director. Harlan declined and D M Lambert elected. Marriages reported in Sweetland township and a buggy accident injuring George Clapp. Col W W Garner elected mayor of Columbus City. Marriages include Andrew Cochran to Isabelle Mills. Daniel Gordon of Moline Ill engaged to survey between Isett and Nestlebusin lands across river. 30 years ago: Ellis Harter and Miss Delia Do.
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The
Baptist Church
Rev. J. Cummings
J. C. Barrus
Muscatine County Bible Society
Presbyterian Church
Muscatine School Board
Richard Musser
Charles Page
Henry Molis
Charles Harlan
J. S. Patten
D. M. Lambert
Ian
Sweetland
George Clapp
Col. W. W. Garner
Columbus City
Rev
A. Davidson
Andrew Cochran
Miss_ Isabelle Mills
Daniel Gordon
Moline
Ill
Duncan couple move to Wilton and licenses issued
Twenty years ago Mr and Mrs John Duncan moved to Wilton. A marriage license was issued yesterday to David Foster and Dora Minder. A party of thirty five surprised Miss Abbie Hartman last evening hosted by Miss Minnie Scott and Miss Carrie Fisch.
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John Duncan
Wilton
David Foster
Dora Minder
Abbie Hartman
Minnie Scott
Carrie Fisch
Morning Funeral at Foster Baptist Church
The service was held at 11 o clock at Foster Baptist Church with Rev J R Spiller of Marston Ill officiating. Pall bearers named A Bowser Orson Warman Frank Gillett D A Kleist Ben Zollner and Thomas Watson attended. The B Y P A met Sunday evening led by Misses Ethel Foster and Jessie Beadle with a topic read by Miss Foster. Next meeting set for March 14 led by Mrs William Freyermuth and Miss Sade A Kleist. Mr and Mrs Bert Girls and family visited Mr and Mrs John Yeater Sunday afternoon.
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Foster Baptist Church
J. R. Spiller
Marston, Ill
Messrs
A. Bowser
Orson Warman
Frank Gillett
D. A. Kleist
Ben Zollner
Thomas Watson
Ethel Foster
Jessie Beadle
William Freyermuth
Sade A. Kleist
Bert
John Yeater
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Still Held as Standard Remedy
The piece argues that pure foods and medicines yield healthier people and notes that not all medicines are adulterated. It states Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, made from roots and herbs and compliant with Pure Food and Drugs Laws, remains the standard American remedy for female ills.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
New Green and Tan Suede Pumps Debut at Local Shoe Store
Advertises the swell new suede pumps for women at Ineichen and Casper's New Shoe Store located at 105 West 2nd Street. Emphasizes up-to-date dressers and ladies’ footwear.
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W. 2Nd St
Ineichen & Casper
Baseball Microbes Spotted in Recent Weather
Cedar Rapids Gazette reports dangerous baseball microbes detected in recent weather conditions, signaling potential health concerns tied to outdoor activity and climate.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
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the Journal BY Journal Printing CO
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L. P. Loomis
Muscatine
Associated Press
Lee Newspaper Syndicate
Iowa Evening. Press Association
Busineas
Bell
Mississippi Valley
Leysen
Bear
Gua‘ure
Ogeg
Foster
J. Beadle
John Morse
Ira Boney
Frank P. Gillett
Thomas Noble
Dr. Beadle
Sade
Katharine Kleist
Agnes
Verna Stewart
William Pietsch
Daniel Foster
Hershey Hospital
Sarrah Underwood
Hershey
Hershey Panitorium
E. P. Bridges
Hershey Building
Ellis Harter
Delia Do
Wilson
Sioux City Journal
Castoria
Cadle
Jewelry
West
Kershey Building
Coniacus
Chamberlin, Kindt & CO
C. H. Salisbury
Sherman Slick Do
Henry Miller
N. Y. Press
WM. Vaughn Moody
Princess and Daly’s Theatres
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
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