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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1909
Page
6
Physicians praise the tonic value of a good orange and warn against inferior fruit. Sunkist oranges boost appetite digestion and clarity, while lemons are praised for their juice and thin skins for hot lemonade. Use lemons for flavoring cakes and sauces and insist on Sunkist brand when buying.
Investigation into J. M. Tiffany's death claim by Grand Master Workman E B Evans follows reports that Tiffany, once presumed dead after seven years, may be alive in Washington. The case raises questions about payment timing, family knowledge, and lodge liability amid prior court verdicts.
Levees reported weakened will be repaired early spring as government crews strengthen banks along the river. Acme Packet Co captain D W Wisherd plans to start excursions by May with J S and W W steamers serving upper river and Cumberland Ohio routes before returning north.
A photograph found on a gang member shows the Davenport victim with his left hand held by J. C. Maybray, jailed in Little Rock as alleged gang leader. The text ties the boxer beside “Mike” to the same man who reportedly died after J. C. Cavanaugh lost $37,500 in a related incident.
A Notre Dame woman offers a home treatment for rheumatic pains and related ailments claiming it cures muscle and joint conditions without climate change. She states the discovery removes uric acid, loosens stiff joints, purifies blood, and refreshes the eyes, inviting proof letters to Mr. M. Summers in Born, Notre Dame, Indiana.
Sweetland residents and nearby families were observed visiting relatives in Wilton and Muscatine. The three week old infant of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schular of Nebraska was buried at Harker Cemetery. Mrs. Schular is Ethel Robinson formerly of Sweetland. W L Weaver and others conducted business in Wilton and Muscatine. Ed Chamberlin moved near Shiloh. John Irwin and Harvey Tunison attended business in Muscatine. the Aldingers traveled to Chicago due to Mrs. Johnson’s illness.
Residents report improvements and travels with several relocations. Mrs. Hamann family moved to Fairport after a well attended sale while others, including Mr. and Mrs. Camehi, relocated to a farm in Wilton area and nearby farms. Dr. Henderson visited the Sickman home near New Era, and A N Day attends to business in Mexico MO. Ernest Pace and family visited John Miller and family. S D Haifleigh aided son in law Charles Shepard and family moving to the Chamberlin farm near Summit.
Amos King of Port Byron New York long suffered a sore before being cured by Bucklen's Arnica Salve sold by Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
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