Diapepsin Triangules Promise Quick Indigestion Relief
Sufferers of indigestion are offered 22 grain Triangules of Diapepsin with claims of relief within five minutes after meals. The ad cites digestion boost from pure aseptic pepsin and enzymes, promising a cure for chronic dyspepsia and related stomach symptoms. Each 50 cent case includes about enough Triangules for a family, with guidance to keep one at home.
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Pape
Chicago
Virginia
Business Center
New Stears
Geo. W. Reynolds
Rush and
Ohio Sts
Local residents and visitors file through Muscatine
Cone business caller D S Moy er visits city. Dr A B Clapp eye ear nose and throat specialist. Box Co promotes kindling wood at $1 50 per load. Many residents from Wapello Davenport Letts and other towns visit or travel for business and leisure. Roach Musser Sashard Door sells black wood at $4 per load. Various arrivals leave for Richmond Arden Columbus Jct and Iowa City.
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A. B. Clapp
George Yakle
Wapello
Roach & Musser Sashard Door Company
Naughty trusts trail of U. S. men defection of assistants
Washington Bureau reports that low government salaries drive capable aides to higher paying trust or corporate roles. Attorney General Bonaparte pleads for higher pay for assistant attorneys general and solicitor general amid losses to private practice. He cites cases where officials return as special counsel earning far more, hindering anti trust prosecutions and Senate scrutiny of pay scales.
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Washinngton
Snark SA
J. C. Welliver
Bonaparte
Department of Justice
Tillman
Senate
Treasury Department
Senate Appropriations Committee
Appropriations Committee
House
Congress
Supreme Court
New York
Hemenway
Local News and Social Notes From Wapello
Wapello notes report Dr. C. E. Hoag buys a new Cadillac this week. J J Maberley and wife return from attending their niece Ethel Bowch wedding in Wapello. Residents and visitors including Mrs George Yakle Mrs Henry Mohlee shop in Muscatine. Mrs Cleaven Ponezius and sons spend Friday in Morning Sun. John R Chapman and wife and Francis Umphrey and wife visit on business from Morning Sun. Frank Gove and wife travel to Burlington. Leu Shipman and wife in Muscatine. Miss Sadie Butler visits from Morning Sun. Miss Jennie Johnson visits sister Mrs R Henry in Hedrick. F F Shew returns from a visit with relatives.
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Wapello
C. E. Hoag
J. J. Maberley
Ill
Ethel Bowch
George Yakle
Henry Mohlee
Muscatine
Cleaven Ponezius
John R. Chapman
Francis Umphrey
Morning Sun
Frank Gove
Burlington
Leu Shipman
Sadie Butler
Jennie Johnson
R. Henry
Hedrick
Iowa
F. F. Shew
Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Promises Relief for Women
A testimonial from Mrs. Bertha Muff of Louisiana Missouri claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health after twelve years of female ailments and eleven doctors. The ad extols roots and herbs as the grand remedy for women's ills used by Indians and grandmothers alike.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Bertha Muff
N.C. St
Louisiana
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Mrs. Muff
Tom Jones and the Merry Widow Headline Spring Hats
The article promotes new fashion in hats featuring the Merry Widow style and Tom Jones mood, noting dramatic interest among women shopping in millinery stores. It highlights the wide brimmed exaggerated sailor shape and the tall form of Tom Jones hats, plus the military pompo feather decoration as a key trend.
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Tom Jones
Tom Joneses
Dame Fashion
Tommie Jones
Mackown Trial Ends With Jury Deliberation
Webster City Iowa March 21 The MacKown arson case reached the jury last night with a verdict expected today The defense claims a strong alibi showing MacKown was not near the shoe factory the night it burned The state hinges on motive of revenge and possible embezzlement as factors in the crime
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Webster City
MacKown
Trial Package Proves Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges Cure Breath
To owners of bad breath or indigestion sufferers, a free sample of Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges is offered to prove they absorb odors and gases, purify blood and breath, and ease belching. Send name and address to F A Stuart Co Marshall Mich for a sample.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall
Mich
Disagreement Seen as Best Hope in Case
Those tracking the case say the state’s prospects hinge on a dispute that may result in a narrow ruling rather than a clear victory. The observers warn a win for the opposing side could complicate proceedings and set limits on subsequent actions.
Life long bondage to dyspepsia relieved by bitters
Advert says Hepetic Bitters can end lifelong liver kidney and stomach troubles. Remedy offered at Havercamp's Prescription Drag Store for 50 cents.
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Havercamp
Poisoning From Variegated Hosiery Strikes Traveling Man
PB H Kersher a Cincinnati commercial traveler, confined in Council Bluffs hospital for a week due to poisoning from multicolored stockings, left the hospital to return home. A shoe abrasion on the heel became infected by the hosiery color, ending in inflammation.
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Council Bluffs
PB. H. Kersher
Cincinnati
Kersker
Illinois Town Sees Various Visits and Moves
In Illinois City Mary Moore visits friends and relatives for a few weeks. Charley Seddam moves his family to a new home near Millersburg. Mrs. C Miller of Muscatine visits briefly. Mrs. M Brown leaves for Melbrow Indiana after months with her mother. Edward Elliot and Laura return after two weeks with relatives. Mrs. Sera Blanchard and Sue Stull visit Wm Simpson’s sister. Rev. Richardson and wife visit from Muscatine. Ladies Aid dinner at Mrs. Crabtree’s nets 8.25. Earl Ellsworth and two children visit Wm Morrow’s family. Sallie Ellsworth’s family visits her parents Tom and family.
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Methodia
Andrew Mewhirter
Winfield
Pennsylvania
R. R
Cairo
Ida Erb
Brookings
South Dakota
Mary Jaggard
Abbie
Martha Maddux
Iowa
Marshall Township
Oakland
Oakland Cemetery
Floyd Swan
Morrow
The
Relief Corps
G. A. R. Hall
Illinois City
Mary Moore
Charley Seddam
Millersburg
C. Miller
Muscatine
M. Brown
Melbrow
Katherine Brayton
Edward Elliot
Laura
John Hahn
Sera Blanchard
Sue Stull
Wm. Simpson
Rev. Richardson
Our Village
Ladies’ Aid Society
C. C. Crabtree
Earl Ellsworth
Dale
Iris
Wm. Morrow
Sallie Ellsworth
Tom Martin
Local Visitors Share Weekend Time Across Farms and Towns
Stockton Iowa notes several social visits. Miss Mabel Hague from Pleasant Prairie called on Hy Bohnsack’s during the weekend. Laura Meinert and Theodore of Maysville visited Mrs. Jno Dittmer midweek. Emil Bein and family from Little’s Grove spent Sunday at Bohnsack’s. The Butinsky Card club met at Geo Bollmann’s Tuesday evening. Peter Bollman visited Adolph Blank’s home. Leonard Dittmer of Walcott is at Tem.
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Stockton
Mabel Hague
Pleasant Prairie
Hy. Bohnsack’s
Laura Meinert
Theodore
Maysville
Jno. Dittmer
Emil Bein
Mabel
Raymond
Little's Grove
Hy. Bohnsack
Geo. Bollmann
Butinsky Card Club
Peter Bollman
Adolph Blank
Leonard Dittmer
Walcott
Dittmer Family News and Local Calls
The text notes Geo. Dittmer and family visiting Hy. Dittmer’s home on Sunday and that Jno Dittmer’s brother will host him this summer. It mentions Miss Filora and Ethyl Bohnsack at Mrs Specht’s funeral, Jack Broders checking the Stockton and Walcott line, Jno Dittmer’s wife hosting friends for her birthday, and Frank Plett visiting the Bohnsack home.
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Jno. Dittmer
Geo. Dittmer
Hy. Dittmer
Filora
Ethyl Bohnsack
Specht
Stoltenburg
Jack Broders
Center Grove
Stockton and
Walcott
Frank Plett
Pleasant Prairie
Bohnsack
Annabel and Geraldine Exchange Pastry Prize Comment
Annabel boasts a gold medal flourish for a pastry as Geraldine replies with a playful toast. The fragment reflects a lighthearted kitchen exchange between two named individuals.
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Annabel
Geraldine
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Bankers’ Life Association
Des Moines
Iowa Insurance
Fred S. Pentzer
F. D. Sisson
Dist
Mer
Davenport
D. S. Moyer
Cone
Mississippi Box Co
L. O. Olsen
Montezuma
H. F. Mohlie
Bertha Grady
Richmond, In
Harry Tiecke
Oak Street
Ina Bronson
Lone Tree
G. Edmonds
West Sixth Street
Kathryn Lee
Arden
City
J. C. Miller
Abingdon, Ill
M. W. Stirlen
M. L. Shellabarger
Letts
Mary Millage and Son
Wilton
Charles A. Frack
Columbus’ Junction
H. A. Donnelly
Frank Barkhurst
Near
Atalissa
Robert Riese
East Third Street
John Long
Summit
Bowman
S. W. Brown
Wiliam Baker
Kindler Avenue
Nichols
Joseph Davis
Miss May
Columbus Junction
Lola Collins
Stella Hart
Cedar Street
Candy Kitchen
C. Overman
Mulberry Avenue
West Liberty
G. A. Moore
Rosa Atkin
River Junction
Paul Begey
East Eighth Street
E. Piller
Sac. Wis
Iowa City
Ayer
C.ayer Co
Lowell
Mass
Muscatine Lumber & Box
Portland Cement
Atlas
Marquette
U. S
Bewails
Washington
the Journal
T. L. Duncan
F. M. Ong
Geo. Ong
Indianapolis
Ind
Chas. Blanchard
Presbyterian Church
Theo. Koopman
Lucile Purvis
Cedar Falls
A. P. Crank
Arvada
Colorado
RB. Ross
Christian Church
Aeer
Tom Jones and the
Merry Widow
M. Summers
Box H
Notre Dame
Woodley
John Manville
West 2Nd St
City Lumber Yard
Gradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta, Ga
Metzger
Tom, Dick
Harry
Muscatine Broom Factory
Harry Metzger
Mfg
N. W. Meyers
Wittich Bros
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