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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1913

Page

2

Ejected from train cited in damage suit

Brewin Kelly sues railroad claiming forced ejection from Muscui ne North and South Trend train after ticket office closed. He walked two miles to a station, says conductor overcharged 8 to 10 cents and mistreated him, contracting a severe cold. Seeks 1500 damages. Ad ends with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve testimonial.

L. Kelly Wapello Tas Tao Kelly Hlad Ly Attorneys Thompson & ‘Thompson Fle Thle Burlington Selhoy Allegan Fie Yhak Het

Local Knights to Davenport Meet with Masons

Local Masons plan a Davenport gathering next week with a roster of twelve regular members and at least as many expected to attend. The event runs Wednesday through Saturday with Maundy Thursday and Muscatine team degrees featured, ranging from first to thirty-second.

Nice Davenport Tursealy Klay

Chafin Discusses Public Health and Prohibition Impact

Eugene Chafin spoke at First Presbyterian Church on prohibition, arguing alcohol harms health, supports quarantine to curb disease spread, cites state laws on diseased stock, and questions state rights to quarantine. He cites medical authorities warning against alcohol and denounces alcoholic beverages as nonbeneficial. He ends urging constitutionality of the Webb measure.

Nuolic Health Eugene Chafin First Presbyterian Church Calin Lown James W. Wilson Alvoal Seianlife Jobson United States Navy Supreme Court

Cure eczema with guaranteed relief claim from Sedalia ad

An individual named J E Gannaday of Sedalia Missouri promises a free trial of a mild soothing eczema treatment. The letter urges immediate writing to receive cure assurance, claiming dramatic improvement within days and inviting other sufferers to act.

Mino Eceima Tanabe J. E. Gannaday Court Block Sedalia Third National Bank Sedal

Doctors Did Not Help Her in Detroit and Philadelphia

Two women recount relief from female illness after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. In Detroit Mrs. James LeClear credits it with ending two years of suffering. In Philadelphia Mrs. Chas. Bownl says two bottles ended years of period pains and headaches, with no recurrence after marriage and motherhood.

Arnica John Deyo Gladwin Mish Tim Havercamp Prescription Lydia E.pinkham Mrs. LeClear Detroit Mich Lydia E. Pinkham James G. Leclear Hunt St Detroit, Mich Philadelphia Lydia EB Pinkehom Lydia B.pinkham Chas Chadwick St Phila

Wednesday Afternoon Visit Mentions and Repairs Ad

Fragmentary OCR note describes Alex Mal en Mia Will Dennis and daughter Tenaté visiting afes Louis ougeal. Mention of Bis Plowsig Lesler in Gladwin to stay with parents. Public notice praises service changes at Sherry's and repairs offered without week-long wait.

Otra Alex Malen Mia Will Dennis Tenaté Afes Louis Ougeal Bis Plowsig Lesler Gladwin

Drowned Omaha Man Identified as Val Evans in Boston Bay

The drowned man pulled from Boston Bay was identified as Val Evans of Omaha Nebraska. He had been missing after attempting to cross the sea at Davenport two weeks prior. A hunter found a badge bearing Davenport and Mrs Fayle’s address. Evans was staying with his aunt Mrs Fayle. his parents were notified and the body held pending word. Decomposition was slowed by cold weather and the body was taken to a New Boston undertaker.

New Boston Boston Bay Val Evans Omaha Neb Evans Travenport Fayle Davenport Oston

Vesper Service at Y. W. C. A. on Sunday

A vesper service of notable attractiveness will be held at the YWCA on Sunday afternoon with High School girls in charge. A fine musical program is planned including Miss Mary Berry on piano, Miss Edna Warris instrumental solo, and several hymns and readings led by Misa Hayes and others.

Lily Thompson iMisa Ines Harrigan Gladys Hudler Gertrude Gertandach Triala Petar Verna ‘Selden Hallie Conklin Yond Pal Sonday Hases Mianah

Charity Tag Day Funds Back Local Welfare Drive

Wisconsin city charity drive gains public support as LaCrosse model inspires a tag day fundraiser. The Associated Charities official cites a $3,900 annual budget, a visiting nurse program funded by a $1,000 tag day effort, and a governance structure with a board of directors plus monthly audits.

Big City Associated Charities of LaCrosse Wis Charities Association LaCrosse Himane Society Treasury Dnance Nere Lincoln Ned National Conference of Charities and Correanians

Pleasant Prairie March Meeting At Pleasan t Prairie Church

The quarterly meeting at Pleasant Prairie church drew few attendees due to bad roads. Mrs Glenn McElroy and Mrs Henke visited at the Druum home. Mr Hertle of Attalissa clerks for Ed Kreppart. George Baker of Muscatine visits John Jenkins’s home. the Aid Society meets around five.

Pleasant Prairie Pleasant Prairie Church Glenn Amfchlroy George Grady Hertle Attalissa Ed. Kreppart Dmr George Baker Muscatine John Jenkins Aid Society Louis Dage

Cuticura products praised in a child's scalp case

Mrs Emma Fatternon reports her little girl’s yearlong scalp outbreak clearing after using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. She describes thick matter, itching, and hair loss that stopped within a week of treatment, noting visible improvement and hair regrowth. Samples offered by mail in 1911 advertiseme nt style.

Muncle Ind Emma Fatternon Quileura Dept.t Loston

Local Notables Travel and Notices Mentioned In West Liberty

Mrs Matilda Irwins Snodar and Mrs Ed Kephart of northern Town are visiting. In West Liberty Charles Winphress digs a well for Frank Stecher. Quiss Mable Hague transacted business in Mustatite Saturday. Chamberlains Tablets praised for constipation, offered by dealers.

Matilda Irwin Ed. Kephart

Large Knights of Columbus class to number sixty attendees

Laurent Council announces a March 30 Knights of Columbus affair. The class will number sixty candidates with participants from Nichols West Liberty Davenport and nearby towns. At least two hundred Knights from out of town expected to attend with invitations sent to Davenport Rock Island Moline Iowa City Clinton Burlington Celler Rapids DeWitt Harper and Ottumwa. Speaker lineup to be announced next week.

Knights of Columbus Laurent Council Nichols West Liberty Davenport Gento Cawnlls Rock Island Moline Iowa City Clinton Burlington Cellar Rapids DeWitt Harper and Ottalawa

PUPILS RECEIVE FINE PICTURES AT MCKINLEY SCHOOL

A Mothers circle presentation at McKinley School yesterday gifted pupils with new pictures. Speakers included Rev. R V Mein County Superintendent E Bradly Miss Lillian Gerigeher and Mrs Harry Fisher. The program featured readings and music and bazaar plans for March 28 were discussed.

McKinley School R. V. Mein First Baptist Church E. Bradley Misa Lillian Gerigeher Harry Fisher Mothers’ Circle Lowsa Franklin Luli Ogilvie McKinley Misa Elizabeth Cockerham Afth

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