Health Talk Xo Health Questions Answered by Dr Walsh
A Davenport specialist answers reader questions on electric treatments for liver trouble and general health. He argues electricity often helps liver issues when paired with proper medical care, stresses no shock in proper treatments, notes varied currents’ uses for nervous, digestive, and skin problems, and advises on massage and skin remedies with caution.
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Davenport
Tr. W. Z. Walsh
McCullough
West Third Street
Town
Aska
Olover Lodge
Tima
Bennett
Loach
D'Arsouval
Paria
Abrams
California
Organ Rebuilding Planned for Trinity Church in April
Trinity Episcopal Church will reconstruct its pipe organ by mid April under the Musial Committee. Hugo E Stahl of Kansas will supervise the upgrade to modern standards, adding piston and swell features, a new pedal manual, new pipes, and other improvements to replace the forty year old instrument.
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Trinty Epiacopal
Posuegnov
Lt. Plano
Hugo E. Stahl
Kansas
Ohio
Orban
Stpal
Paude
Fourth Death in Tong War Shocks San Francisco
San Francisco police fear further killings after the fourth murder in the Hong Kong and Suey Sing Tong feud. Soo Yut, a porter, was shot and killed last night by men believed to be Suey Sing Tong members. Investigators have two suspects positively identified as the war escalates. Police have stationed special details to monitor the situation.
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Frisco
San Francisco
Cal
Hong Kong
Srey Sing Tongs
Soo Yut
Orter
Tod
Feared Tong War Spreads Through Chinatown
In Chinatown and many Chinese fear the city. Quong See Fing, president of the Suey Sings, is in town but away hiking. It is feared the tong war will spread throughout the area.
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Chinatown
Quong See Fing
The
Suey Sings
Million Cigars a Day Report Storms Chicago Trade
A Chicago Association of Commerce sub division report estimates one man smokes nearly a million cigars annually at an average cost of 22 dollars per year. The city’s tobacco investment exceeds 10 million dollars with leaf dealers sourcing from global suppliers. The document notes 232 million cigars manufactured locally in 1912 and highlights extensive world tobacco handling in Chicago.
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Chicago
Clary
Wty
Cigara and Cobacco
Chicago Association of Commerce
Hiobing Family Returns Home to Nichols After City Visit
Mr and Mrs L A Hiobing and Miya Theresa Hiobing arrived back in Nichols yesterday after a day spent in the city. Miya Theresa accompanied them on their outing, and the family noted the pleasant trip.
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Ble
Homa Mission
Tople
Mra. L. S. Ayres
Church In
Japan
Mra
Patton
Latehaw
Wilton
May Cronin
Mustatine
Mass
Charles Brumbaugh
Iowa City
W. D. Harris
Muscatine
M. E. Ladies’ Aid
Adz Crogon
W. J. Blanchard
Everett Rorlek
Wnh
Harry Gordon
Muscatina
Mire
L. Cope
Musco
Tlhe
Frank Cope
Davenport
Cope
Frances Childs
John Birkhofer
Clara Lincolneft
Moscow
James Compton
Fatally
Rock Jeland
A. M. Soul
Grinnell
Mia
L. A. Hiobing
Miya Theresa
Hiobing
Nichols
City
Lipton Challengers New York Yacht Club Rejected
Thomas Lipton faces disappointment as the New York Yacht Club declines his American Cup challenge for not meeting deed of gift conditions. Lipton plans to confer with designer Nicholson and considers amending terms while noting the defender must be of equal class in size.
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London
Eng
Thomas Lipton
New York Yacht Club
Sir Tuomas
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Sir Thomas
Nicholson
Gosport
Atlantic
America
Mie
Amerie
Tt Fg
Charles C. Allom
OWA BASKET CHAMPS TO PLAY IN TOURNEY
Ottumwa five led by Captain Jim Slutz faces strong west rivals at Evanston in the central states bid to the championship. Miuscatins decline entry, most players unable to leave business duties. Games run under the American Athletic Federation rules.
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Iowa
Tus
Ottumway
Evanston
Miuscatins
Amrit
American Athletic Federation
Ottumwa
Jim Slutz
Jake Mier
Ed Lestar
Mike Mier
Howard Barnes
Toe Lofgenring
Finest Scoreboard in State Opens in Davis City
The guest and most complete scoreboard in the state is housed in Davis City at Davis Billiard, official preseason headquarters of manager Frank Boyle. Prepared for the 1913 season, the board lists scoring places for the Central Association, Three-I League, American League and a local amateur and semi pro extra board. It spans over forty feet long and six feet high.
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Davis
Frank Boyle
Muscatine Club Sends 600 Dollar Check To League
Muscatine club officials sent a 600 dollar check to President M. E. Justice to prove good faith for the Central Association drive. Keokuk was the 61st club to post the money, with Cedar Rapids also sending the required check yesterday. All clubs aim to have funds in the league by Saturday, with the total need of 6,000 dollars expected to be subscribed in under ten days.
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M. E. Justice
Muscatine Club
Central Association
Keokuk
Wes
Justice
Cedar Rapids
Muskie and Clinton Set For Final Tilt In 1918 Season
Muskies and Clinton prepare for the decisive game as Clinton aims to avenge a season’s losses. Injuries loom with Grigsby doubtful and Saintuncating still crippled, while Abbott and Ratchum vie for key defensive roles. The clash draws statewide attention ahead of the championship event at Town City.
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Clinton High School
Cluton
Stuncating
Paul Grigsby
Josal
Grigsby
Clinton
Henley
Canter
Abbbott
Lon
Ratchum
4Ator
Jeffries
Ralf Grigeny
Cinton
Muscatine Willin
Celthood
Town i City
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American Rowing Congress
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