Are Drugs Necessary and Do They Cure Disease
Opinion piece arguing medicine only palliates symptoms and that cure comes from right living. It promotes Peruna as a stimulant to digestion aiding the body’s natural defenses, urging responsible use and non dependence on medicines while acknowledging some relief from symptoms. It ends with a request for unsolicited testimonials and a mailing address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peruna Drug Manufacturing Co
Columbus
Ohio
Jones
Court House
Frank J. Feustal
Muscatine defeats West Waterloo to tighten basketball title race
Muscatine High strengthens its Iowa championship bid by routing West Waterloo 64 to 30 at the Y. M. C. A. gym. Ollie Munn starred with sixteen field goals while Smalley added sixteen points as Central Iowa teams keep pace with eastern contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine High School
West Waterloo High
Central Iowa
Muscatine
Pearl City
Munn
Ollie Munn
Husky
Armstrong
Smalley
Central Iowans
Whittle
Waterloo
Williamson Armstrong
Smalley Fiallowell
Appel
Barnara
Schenck Brightens Auroran With Pen Sketches
The current issue of the Auroran high school paper features four pen sketches by Robert Schenck a Muscatine youth and student. The illustrations serve as department heads and elevate the paper with first class artistry. The issue also contains original stories witty items and heavy advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Auroran
Robert Schenck
Muscatine
Schenck
Former Muscatine Resident Samuel Fulton Dies in Hebron Neb
Samuel Fulton, a former Muscatine resident, died at his Hebron Nebraska home. He served three years in Company I Thirty-fifth Iowa Infantry during the Civil War and returned to Muscatine after the rebellion before moving to Hebron where he resided. His sister Mrs Ellen Ashcraft of 214 East Third Street Muscatine conveyed the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Fulton
Muscatine
Hebron
Neb
Ellen Ashcraft
East Third Street
Fulton
Thirty-fifth
Iowa Infantry
Pazo Ointment Promises Piles Cure or Refund
A 50 cent advertisement guarantees relief from itching bleeding and protruding piles. It claims cure within six to fourteen days or money back. The notice emphasizes a rapid outcome and refund policy.
Sponge defeats team with uneven field goal spread
Field goals listed show Smalley 8 Appel 4 Barnard 2 Mann 16 Whittle 2 Hallowell 3 Armstrong. Foul baskets credited to Whittle 16 Appel. Referee Wills Umpire Leysen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes
Smalley
Appel
Barnard
Mann
Whittle
Hallowell
Armstrong
Wills
Leysen
Six Candidates Named for Muscatine School Directors
The Muscatine school election scene focuses on six nominees for the board, with 775 votes cast in a packed city hall convention. Officials say the list of candidates includes Silas Johnson Martin Havercamp Dr J D Fulham and John Breen as the slate for March elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
J. D. Fullam
Board of Education
J. B. Hunt
Irving S. Pepper
Hill and Beach
Fulham
J. T. Martin
Silas Johnson
Martin Havercamp
Dr. J. D. Fulhiam
John Breen
Pia Bae
Herman Gremmel
William Narvis
Iudees
A. G. Tyler
George Koehler
Herbert Thompson
G. Allbee
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health By Blood Purification
A vintage health ad explains white blood cells as disease fighters and touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood making tonic. It claims the remedy purifies blood, boosts appetite and digestion, and prevents infections like grip and pneumonia, with a 100 doses for one dollar offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siem
Hood
Cedar Valley Social Roundup Lands in Measles and Merriment
In Cedar Valley on March 5 Mrs. Jesse Grigg and Miss Mollie Flater visited Mrs. Gran Flater. Several residents including Esther Ernest Irvin Graham Viola Rice Lloyd Rice and others are listed as having measles but all are reported doing well. Local visits include Muscatine business men Chas Brown John Foster Guy Flater and Chas Monroe. A party hosted by Mae Ingraham honored Geo Askam with peaches cake and candy. guests returned home after the storm. Roy and Laura Stephens visited the F L Lindle home. Melvin Brown hosted a game and music gathering for Ethel Markham and Mildred Luse with all enjoying a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Valley
Jesse Grigg
Mollie Flater
Gran. Flater
V. B. Mills
West Liberty
Esther Ernest
Irvin Graham
Viola
Lloyd Rice
Agnes
Bessie Passmore
Byron Geertz
Mae Smith
Edna Stephens
Florence Smith
Lawrence McKillip
Lesley Grigg
Chas. Brown
John Foster
Guy Flater
Chas. Monroe
Muscatine
Zella Stephens
Steve Schweitzberger
Frank Flater
Will Grigg
Melvin Brown
Ethel Markham
Near Muscatine
Mildred Luse
Unionists protest garnishee bill at local meeting
Cigarmakers' Union met last night and appointed a committee to draft resolutions opposing the garnishee bill. The measure would allow 10 percent garnishment of earned wages, unlike current law. Frank Mucha elected vice president to fill a vacancy and Al Mozer named to the finance committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cigarmakers’ Union
Muscatine County
Frank Mucha
al. Mozer
Miller Family Visit Near Aledo
Eliza March 5 Mr and Mrs John Miller of near Aledo visit their son Fred and his family. Mrs Louise Hartman arrived from Muscatine last Thursday for an extended stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza
John Miller
Near
Aledo
Fred
Louise Hartman
Muscatine
Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges Aimed At Morning Bad Breath
In the morning after arising, chew Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges to sweeten the mouth and freshen breath. The product, made from willow wood charcoal and honey, is claimed to aid digestion, reduce gas, and improve general stomach health. Sold 25 cents per box with free sample requests to F A Stuart Co Marshall Mich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Buffalo Social Notes and Local Moves Highlight Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith and Mr. and Mrs. C. Stickney visited Muscatine to spend the day with friends. Dora Rosenbaugh returned home from Davenport for Sunday, then back to duties. H. Suhl family moved from Blue Grass to Buffalo. Stella Frank visited Rock Island with sister Mrs. Kane. Pythian Sisters planned a St Patrick’s Day entertainment for March 17 at the Turner opera house. Hunn family moved their household goods elsewhere. Ladies' Aid to meet Thursday at Mrs. J Myers home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahala Louck
George Looser
Jim Taylor
Joseph Cox
Fred Stevens
Manion
Orson Spitznogle
Millard Miller
Tom Spitznogle
Bride
M. F. Hampton
Mr. Spitznogle
Hampton
Sam Williams
Carl Carlson
Bert Hughes
Des Moines
Max Colberg
Paul
Guy Mardock
S. J. Swisher
W. M. Mardock
Chet. Boruff
S. M. Edison
Willie Sheese
Wallace Garmer
J. McDonald
Buffalo
Frank Smith
C. Stickney
Muscatine
Schmeltzer
Dora Rosenbaugh
Davenport
Adolph Murer
Ladies’ Aid
J. Myers
H. Suhl
Blue Grass
Stella Frank
Rock Island
E. C. Kane
K. of P. Hall
St. Patrick’s Day
Turner Opera House
Prairie Grove Notes and Local Visits
Prairie Grove Louisiana records show Mrs Robi Pinney visiting family in Union Valley. George McCann and family spent Sunday with Arch James near Atalissa. This Friday ends the winter term of school with progress noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Grove
Robi. Pinney
Union Valley
George McCann
Arch James
Atalissa
Foley's Kidney Remedy Promises Cure for Kidney and Bladder Trouble
A. W. Morgan markets Foley's Kidney Remedy claiming it cures kidney and bladder issues not beyond medicine. It addresses backache and irregularities that could lead to Bright's disease or diabetes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Bright
A. W. Morgan
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Frank J. Feastal
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George Moore
van Winkle
William Hunn
William van Winkle
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Warner
Carl Rauch
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Dorothy Peiffer
Keota
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Miss Grace Hunn
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Henry Pinney
Myrtle
Calhoun Street
Frank Robinson
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Will de Mean
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Charles Swart
Perry Nixon
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