Mother's Advice on Women's Ailments and Herbal Remedies
A regional advertisement extols mothers wisdom and Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription which blends Lady's Slipper root Golden Seal root Black Cohosh Unicorn root and glycerine. It cites physicians praising these roots for nervous and reproductive disorders and urges women to use the non alcohol based remedy with openly listed ingredients. It also promotes Dr Pierce's other products and offers free medical guidance from Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris
F. Ellingwood MD
Annett Medical College
No. M. Scudder
Edwin M. Hall
M. D
Matéria Medicatat
Hahnemann
Medical Collegen
Chicago
F. Ellingood
Unicorn Root
John Fyfe
Eclectic Medical Review
Helenias Dioka
Pierce
Elonias
Dr. Pierce
Doctor Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Southeastern Iowa Teachers meet in Ottumwa during Muscatine vacation
Next week Muscatine schools close for a one week vacation and the Southeastern Iowa Teachers association will convene in Ottumwa. Local teachers anticipate the gathering with plans to gain practical methods and insights from leading educators across the country for mutual benefit and professional growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Southeastern Iowa Teachers Association
Ottumwa
Country to Send Leaders for Educational Work Treat
The country will be present and those interested in educational work will be given a genuine treat. The mention emphasizes a forthcoming event offering insights and opportunities in education.
Rockefeller religion vs Standard Oil conduct exposed
A critique argues John D Rockefeller and Standard Oil hide from law while preaching piety. It cites Rockefeller in New Jersey guards and an attempted legal service, claiming hypocrisy between public religious teaching and criminal concealment by high finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefellers
Standard Oil Company
John D
New Jersey
Hadley
Missouri
Rockefeller
Iowa farmers drift from politics to river flood fears
Eastern Iowa farmers show little interest in rate bill statehood tariff and governorship campaigns. They now worry about spring river rises and the potential damage those floods could cause to their lands and livelihoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Municipal ownership question rejected in Waterloo campaign
The Waterloo campaign on municipal ownership was voted down by a majority exceeding 300. The article notes that cities owning their own utilities are not pursuing such proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Enthusiastic Endorsement Drives Support for Project Showing
A showing generates strong backing for the project with clear public enthusiasm. Organizers report broad interest from residents and local groups, underscoring momentum for approval.
Muscatine Opens New Water Works Pumping Station
Residents anticipate completion news of Muscatine’s new water works pumping station. For now there is no need to travel abroad for mud baths as the facility nears operation.
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Muscatine
Scare Over Peaches Returns Each Season
The article notes recurring fears about peach crops being killed, but asserts that supplies remain ample each season as predictions of disaster repeatedly fail to materialize.
Coal Operators Stockpile Nine Million Tons for Strikes
It is stated that anthracite coal operators hold over 9,000,000 tons in storage as a contingency for a strike. They may raise prices if a justification is found, ensuring profit whether a strike occurs or not, with the public bearing the burden.
Russian Premier Witte Threatened as Revolutionists Gain
The revolutionists in Russia threaten Premier Witte’s life, seen as a sign he is gaining ground. The world hopes Witte can establish lasting peace in Russia before his term ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Premier Witte
Veterans Union of Civil War Survivors Formed in Atlanta
An Atlanta based organization was formed this week to unite veterans of the Civil War from both sides the blue and the gray. The group aims to bridge old divides and honor service while advancing veteran interests nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
Mason and Dixon
Legislature Plans April 6 Adjournment
The legislature will adjourn on April 6 and most bills from this session will die in committee. This outcome may be beneficial for the people.
Lawson May Move West If Insurance Probe Warms Up
The article speculates that Thomas W. Lawson could relocate his operations to a western state if an Iowa insurance investigation intensifies. It raises a question whether Boston associates would object to such a shift.
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Iowa
Thomas W. Lawson
Bostonians
Milwaukee Road promotes its merit praised superintendent
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul road promoted its superintendent for merited service. The Milwaukee division recognizes merit among its men and elevates deserving staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Road
Milwaukee
Perkins and Cummins Cancel Planned Debate
Perkins and Cummins will not participate in a scheduled debate. Various institutes and Chautauquas that had planned tiered lecture days around the event will be disappointed as the organizers pull back from the engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkins
Cummins
Institutes
Chautauquas
River stage could unite South Muscatine for drainage ditch
If the river keeps its present level for a while the citizens of South Muscatine are likely to back the new drainage ditch unanimously.
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South Muscatine
Elkins as Chautauqua Attraction in Iowa This Summer
Stephen B. Elkins has been promoted as a Chautauqua attraction for an Iowa summer. Advertisements in recent weeks tout his appearance and program lineup aimed at local audiences.
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Stephen B. Elkins
Iowa
Rural Route Carriers Urged to Pause for Relief
Readers urged to grant rural route carriers a break and let them take a respite from ongoing troubles, offering time for rest and recovery amid mounting burdens.
Annual millinery openings draw shoppers this season
The community ushers in the yearly millinery openings, inviting both ladies and men to explore new hats and accessories as stores showcase春 season styles.
Iowa insurance probe eyed as potential Armstrong committee
Commentators compare the Iowa inquiry into insurance investments to New York's famous Armstrong committee amid calls for public accountability and possible reforms.
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Iowa Insurance Investigation Committee
Armstrong Committee of
New York
Rural Route Carrier Silent on Good Roads Movement
A rural route carrier in Iowa or Illinois has not voiced support or opposition to the good roads movement, leaving readers uncertain about local sentiment. The comment echoes broader regional debate as communities push for improved transportation infrastructure.
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Iowa
Ilinois
Boone News Attacks Secretary Shaw as Fogyist Champion
The Boone News calls Secretary Shaw the champion of fogyism, saying he does not progress. The Winterset Reporter predicts Madison county will give Mr Perkins a solid delegation.
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Shaw
Boone News
Winterset
Madison County
Escape of the packers under immunity plea criticized
The Dubuque Telegraph argues the fault lies in the law noting that for more than 100 years laws were framed to catch the common thief, yet he is now hemmed in by 1,000 fences.
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Dubuque
Bargains in Medicine. A note on Scott's Emulsion costs
A reader argues against buying Scott's Emulsion for its price. The piece explains why the emulsion is pricier, citing higher quality ingredients and careful production. It ends by asserting the product remains the standard cod liver oil preparation by Cott & Bowne of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Penny Wise
Pou
Uncommon Thief Prompts Calls to Perfect Laws
The quote argues laws are not perfected to catch the unusual thief and notes a governor's case against behavior as evidence. It asserts the uncommon thief emerges from modern commercialism and urges national action to improve legal measures.
Perkins Temperament Shown As He Glows Says Times-Republican
The Marshalltown Times-Republican asserts that readers who labeled Mr. Perkins as cold should revise their view as he now appears warmed and lively in public appearances.
Secretary Shaw Speech Highlights Iowa Republican Ideals
The Cedar Rapids Republican notes Secretary Shaw’s remarks recall that Iowa still holds some Simon pure republicanism in its political tradition.
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Cedar Rapids
Shaw
Crawford County Observer Rants On Death Bill
The Crawford County Observer denounces the proposed bill to allow execution of incurables, arguing it targets others while the billmakers evade fate and call the measure unconstitutional and let it fail.
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Crawford County Observer
Bancroft Register on Ballot Circle Removal
The Bancroft Register argues that anyone who can ignore simple instructions and lose their vote for any office will not be safeguarded by removing the circle from the ballot.
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Bancroft Register
Beef Trust Not Philanthropic Institution Says Cedar Rapids Gazette
The Cedar Rapids Gazette derides the beef trust for seeking to pass attorneys’ fees from a recent trial to meat consumers. It calls the trust not philanthropic and mocks its immunity claim.
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Beef Trust
The
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Cummins Faces Difficult Decision on Judge Kinne Board Vacancy
The Ottumwa Saturday Herald notes Governor Cummins will struggle to pick a successor to the late Judge Kinne on the board of control. Democrats in Iowa back the governor, with about half seeking the post, leaving Cummins obliged to many and facing a tough assignment.
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Cummins
Kinne
Board of Control
Ottumwa Saturday Herald
Iowa
Legislature Backed for College Aid Says Des Moines Paper
The Des Moines Mail and Times argues the legislature will not be praised for opposing the Ames college. It notes the college’s service to the state is widely recognized and benefits farmers and business interests alike.
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Ames
Des Moines
Secretary Shaw Speech Warns Against Democratic Sweep
The Atlantic Telegraph reports that more speeches like Secretary Shaw’s could reassure voters. It argues such rhetoric would prevent the state from drifting into Democratic control or being led by someone who would pursue similar aims under republican labels.
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The
Atlantic Telegraph
Shaw
journalists and rail workers seek balanced reform in legislation
The Sioux City Journal comments that railway men pursue corporate interests as newspapers defend their own industry. When laws threaten those rights, a united front is urged to resist bad measures, applying the same standard to both sides for genuine reform.
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Sioux City Journal
Congress
Electric Bitters Promoted By Havercamp Drug Store
Anticipated cure for malice and indigestion advertised as prevention and remedy by Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store. Product priced at fifty cents with guarantee.
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Havercamp
Local social notes from Lincoln and area dated March 30
Mr and Mrs Chas Perczek and daughter Gladys visited relatives near West Liberty Sunday. Mrs John Stock visited her sister Eliza Hamilton of Lone Tree Saturday. Leona Timmerman spent several days in Lone Tree last week. Mary Buline visited relatives in Iowa City last week. Minnie Hauri went to Nichols Sunday. Benhart Lenz and spouse visited his parents Sunday. John Burr hauled a carload of cattle to Chicago Tuesday. Christina Gerber of Oskaloosa visited uncle P Hauri and family early this week.
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Lincoln
Ila
Chas. Perczek
Gladys
West Liberty
John Stock
Eliza Hamilton
Lone Tree
Leona Timmerman
Mary Buline
Iowa City
Minnie Hauri
Nichols
Benhart Lenz
John Burr
Chicago
Christina Gerber
Oskaloosa
P. Hauri
Locals and Visitors Chronicle Busy Spring Week
Eliza notes visits by Mrs. Omer Harter to Fort McPherson relatives and other who toured Muscatine. Albert Shoppa and Chas Noble were business visitors in Muscatine last Saturday. Fred Miller and family saw his parents last Sunday. Freda Munson and Clair of Wrayville visit sister Mrs. Joseph Cox this week. Mrs. Eliza Noble of Pomeroy returning from California visits nearby. L A Bshop delivered hogs in Joy last Friday. A baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Jas Smith. Sarah French and John Peppers of this place wed in Aledo on the 19th and plan housekeeping near Keithsburg.
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Eliza
Omer Harter
Roscoe
Vaughn Irwin
Fort McPherson
Albert Shoppa
Chas. Noble
Muscatine
Fred Miller
Freda Munson
Clair
Wrayville
Joseph Cox
Eliza Noble
Pomeroy
California
L. A. Bshop
Jas. Smith
Sarah French
John Peppers
Aledo
Keithsburg
I Met Walters in a Web of Corporate Graft
In Chapter XI Roebuck confronts Walters over alleged acts of graft within the railroad empire. Walters admits to corruption while claiming others also profited. Roebuck vows to pursue justice, warning Walters of impending consequences unless he changes. Walters vows one last year of crime before crossing the line.
Endorsements Pile Up for Vinci Cod Liver Oil Tonic
Prominent ministers and physicians nationwide add their testimonials for Vinci cod liver oil tonic. Rev George W Ruland of Keene NH says Vinci rebuilt him when run down and overworked. Haverkamp's Drug Store in Muscatine guarantees refunds if Vinci fails to improve health, urging local customers to try it.
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George W. Ruland
Keene
N. H
Vinci
Muscatine
Havercamp's Prescription Drug
East Second Street
The Fall of Walters at Roebuck’s Coal Empire
Walters accuses Roebuck of deadly orders behind the Pequot mine disaster as Roebuck remains calm and forgiving. Walters storms out in a crushed, defiant retreat while the narrator confesses doubt about their shared system and his own arrogance.
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Walters
Great Coal Road
Roebuck
John Wilkinson
Pequot
Tom
Mr. Roebuck
Brotherhood
Low Rates to the East From Chicago by Wabash Trains
The Wabash railroad offers reduced one way tickets from Chicago to New York Boston Montreal and other eastern cities. For full details contact H. Tristram assistant general passenger agent 97 Adams St Chicago.
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Wabash Railroad
Chicago
New York
Boston
Montreal
H. Tristram
Adams St
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Cluett, Peagody & CO
Cluett
Monarch
Bobbs-Merrill Co
Wilkesbarre
Mr. Walters
Geo. W. Rulon
Vinol
Pacific Coast Borax Co
Ashland
Chamberlin. Mindt &Co
Charles H. Salisbury
Mgr
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Shenandoafh
Oe Company G
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Spraguellas
Walter E. Yant
M. Samuels
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