Chicago Resident Recovers After Tapeworm Is Expelled
During L T Cooper's Chicago visit hundreds sought his remedy for digestive ills. Emil Winkler of 182 East Ohio Street Chicago expelled a tapeworm over ninety feet long after using the preparation. Winkler reports years of headaches nausea and fatigue followed by relief and thanks to Cooper. The note ends with a offer to sell and explain the Cooper preparations through Haverkamp's Prescription Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Cooper
Chicago
Emil Winkler
Cooper
Mr. Winkler
East Ohio Street
St.Louis
Mr. Cooper
Local notes list visitors and ads in Muscatine area
Fairfield resident W J Wright visits friends in the city and Dr A B Clapp advertises eye ear nose and throat services. Durant visitors W Nelson and J A Mason attend relatives and return home. Box company offers wood at 1 50 per load and 4 per load for black wood with prompt delivery. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised for beauty and health with limited free samples. Mr and Mrs Jacob Lemkau travel to Lone Tree for a visit. Mrs N W Meyer improving after illness.
Y. W. C. A. notes highlight meetings and socials
Bible class extends from Iowa avenue to Mad creek and from river to Sixth street meeting at Miss Ogilvie's home at 7 30. S L L club meets at 8 o clock. Educational committee gathering at 7 30. Juniors meet Saturday afternoon. D Y B 1 3, K C 3 5 Monday March 16 Y W social with music and readings titled rag doll. White Roses lead Red Roses gain slowly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Avenue
Mad Creek
River
Sixth Street
K. C
Y. W
Rhodes scholars named by English committee for Iowa
Iowa City March 13. Rhodes scholarship expected to be awarded here today or tomorrow after final tests. Iowa selection panel lists John J. Huff Muscatine S U S Jacob A O Larson Luther college William B Millen Cornell college R W Clack Grinnell and Chas A Sprigg Monmouth college. Burglaries at James H. White residence and Gifford flats with unknown suspects and missing valuables reported. Police hunting for clues as residents note ongoing neighborhood changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Oxford
England
MacLean
John J. Huff
Muscatine
Jacob A. O. Larson
Luther College
William B. Millen
Cornell College
R. W. Clack
James H. White
College Hill
Chicago
Gifford Flats
South
Johnson Street
Fear of appendicitis prompts new life pills claim
Advertisement notes Dr. King's New Life Pills promise relief from bowel trouble at 25 cents. It cites Haverecamp's Prescription Drug as the source and touts a fear of appendicitis to sell the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Haverecamp
Local notes from Fredonia detail visits and town events
Fredonia reports a flurry of visits from Columbus Junction Des Moines and Muscatine residents. Several families moved or planned trips to Cedar Rapids and Iowa City while school director Chet Powers was elected and youngsters recover from illness. Community birthdays measles and hospitality mark a busy week.
Local Happenings and Farm Changes in Orono Area
Mr and Mrs J T McCormick return to Columbus City after visiting Will McCormick. Hunters report three camps on Newtons Lake from Burlington and Davenport with good times despite few ducks. Roy Abbott returns from Cedar Falls. Eva Krider starts a second term at Carson school near Gladwin. Frank Tarpy to run home place, John Tarpy moves to Sam Fields farm. Fields family relocate to Minnesota. George Honts visits Columbus Junction on business. Mrs John Black ill. Buser, West of Conesville, and Jonas Buser stop by. McKee family reports arrival at destination last Saturday. I S Buser Will Reed and Will Brandon have wood sawing this week. Ladies Aid of the Reformed church to meet Mrs John Gay Thursday. Will Hawkins elected school director No 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orono
J. T. McCormick
Columbus City
Will
Newton's Lake
Burlington
Cone
Davenport
Roy Abbott
Cedar Falls
Eva Krider
Carson School
Gladwin
Frank Tarpy
John
Sam Fields
Tarpy
Fields
Conesville
Minnesota
George Honts
Columbus Junction
John Black
Jonas Buser
Morrow and Seddam Departures Highlight Small-Town News
In City Illinois on March 13 Mary Morrow left for Newton Falls Ohio due to her brother’s illness. Warn Seddam and children moved to Rock Rapids Iowa. Charley Seddam returned from Fremont Nebraska. Quilting and visits feature Mrs. Wm Morrow and several neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois City
Mary Morrow
Newton Falls
Warn Seddam
Rock Rapids
Charley Seddam
Fremont
Neb
Morrow
Jim Seddam
M. Reeves
L. Seddam
Ethel Seddam
Dick Morrow
Wm. Fisher
France
John Heith
John Fieburg
Gunthers Plan Extended Spring Tour For Games
Gunthers, a fast amateur city ball team re organized, plan a spring tour playing in several nearby towns. They expect to secure games with independent teams and bring visiting squads to the city later in summer once a park is secured. Ramblers reorganize for the year with a strong lineup and a good record last season at Weed's park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunthers
Ramblers
Weed’s Park
M. Welch
W. Hopkins
Bogey
Chiac
McElroy
Smith
Hurlbut
Clark
Edwards
BIOU BILL MAKES HIT AT LOCAL THEATRE WEEK
A strong attraction at the Bijou theatre this week features Glenn Burt the Yiddish loafer whose catchy song parodies drew repeated encores. Pete Griffin the famous buck and wing dancer delivers standout performances alongside the Hirschhorns alpine entertainers amid enthusiastic applause. Manager Gollos promises equally strong bills ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Burt
Pete Griffin
Buck
Hirschhorns
Gollos
Turn Your Face into Gellars and Stuart's Tablets Ad
A reflective piece extols sunshine as key to success and health. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as digestion aids and life enhancers, promising relief from indigestion and a happier outlook. The ad offers a 50 cent package and a free sample via mail from F A Stuart Co in Marshall Michigan.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
ZEMO Claim Advertises Quick Skin Cure
An old advertisement promotes ZEMO as a clean external liquid that cures eczema and pimples by drawing germs to the surface and destroying them. It instructs readers to write E. W. Rose Med. Co. in St. Louis for a sample and lists A. W. Morgan at 107 West Second Street as a seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ZEMO
E. W. Rose Med. Co
8. Louis
A. W. Morgan
West Second Street
Community Notes From White Lily Area March News
Mrs. Mary Moore of Kansas visits sister-in-law Mrs. William Thomas. George Johnson and Joseph Snyder called in Rock Island. Maude Morehead assists Mrs. Lee Thomas in Illinois City. Dora Winegard visits Edgington friends Laura and Lula France. Anna Schmidt of Germany visits sister Mrs. Tony Richter. Frank Thomas hosts Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson, Omer Thomas, and Joe Davis. Valentine Vetter delivered hogs in Taylor Ridge. Hans Parker moves into William Parker’s former home. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wertz of Buffalo Prairie visit. William Schnier and family spend evening with Len McGinnes. Raymond McGinnes returns from Buffalo Prairie visit with grandparents. Mrs. Jesse Hayes slowly improving. Sick list includes John Brayton, Mrs. R. B. Taylor, and Mack Davidson’s children. Mr. and Mrs. John First of Muscatine visit nearby. Johnson brothers complete M. J. Murphy’s new house. Elmer France family visit Gid Reed’s in Buffalo Prairie. Fred Kelley and family visit James Seddam’s in Illinois City.
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White Lily
Mary Moore
Kansas
William Thomas
George Johnson
Joseph Snyder
Rock Island
Maude Morehead
Illinois City
Lee Thomas
Dora Winegard
Edgington
Laura
Lula
France
Anna Schmidt
Germany
Tony Richter
Frank Thomas
Omer Thomas
Joe Davis
Marble Rock
Valentine Vetter
Taylor Ridge
Hans Parker
William Parker
Peter Wertz
Buffalo Prairie
William Schnier
Len MceGinnes
Raymond McGinnes
William McGinnes
Jesse Hayes
John Brayton
R. B. Taylor
Mack Davidson
John First
Muscatine
Johnson Brothers
M. J. Murphy
Elmer France
Gid Reed
Fred Kelley
James Seddam
Smiths Moving to Warman Farm Near Foster
Smith and family plan to relocate to the Warman farm near Foster this week. Local community notes report several moving and visiting events including Sylvester Mosier chosen as switch operator for the Mutual Telephone Company for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Freise
Sweetland Center
Glancey
Martin Freise
Chas
Petersville
Kepford Addresses High School Pupils
A. E. Kepford lectured to high school students under the state board of control and bureau of education of tuberculosis. He outlined several ways pupils could help wipe out the disease and stressed TB’s growing importance. The talk, though brief, proved profitable for the scholars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Kepford
State Board of Control
Bureau of Education of Tuberculosis
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W. J. Wright
Fairfield
City
A. B. Clapp
W. Nelson
Durant
M. W. Stirlen
J. A. Mason
E. E. McChesney
Wapello
Mississippi Box Co
Bert Hine
West Liberty
A. W. Hine
Mulberry Avenue
Roach & Musser Sash and Door Company
Earl and
F. C. Dixon
New Boston
J. C. Coster
Nichols
Grant Whittaker
George
Ainsworth
Hollister
Havercamp
J. Wherry
Eliza, Il
John Kohler
Foster, Ill
N. W. Meyer
East Eighth Street
Bellevue Hospital
J. C. Stuart
Naomi
Oak Grove
Fruitland
Deep Blue Sea
Rocky Mountain
Jacob Lemkau
Pond Street
Lone Tree
Iowa
Rhodes
Bard
Scott van Dyke
Fred Wagner
Maxson
Wagner
Jay Carr
Thompson Bros. GO
Portland Cement
Atlas Marquette
Fredonia
J. W. Reeder
Isabel Reeder
Snyder
Elizabeth Brown
Isaac
Des Moines
Sam Littrel
Kelley
Sella Curtis
Musecatine
T. J. L. Curtis
James Lee
Eva Bedwell
John Teeters
Near Letts
Phoebe Colbert
Jane Schmidt
Albert
Kranz
James Lee, Jr
Lana McCleary
S. McDaniel
Monroe Adams
Rob Carey
Hallie Carr
Cedar Rapids
Alice Lee
Carrie van Dyke
Sam Snyder
James Snyder
Walter James
Lawrence Crull
Biou
Bill
Frank
Kepford
Kohr
C. A. Giesenhaus
Cash Grocer
J. Carl Barnard
Home Savings Bank Frea
East Second Street
J. E. Stevenson
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