Two Generations Now Using It For All Stomach Ailments
An old time medicine ad extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a universal laxative tonic used by two generations. It claims safety for all ages, gentle action, and rapid relief from constipation, dyspepsia, sour stomach, headaches, and related bowels issues. Readers are invited to request a free sample by mailing their address to W. B. Caldwell in Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ysdra
Caldwall
Hooge
Clare Lent
Elsie
Dt Hersel
Gable Pwell
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Mundt wagon ad invites shoppers to skip hand me downs
A jumble of local notices and ads mentions Mundt wagons as a trusted choice and urges readers to buy new rather than used. Various residents including Miss Margaret J. Durke and Miss Alta Armstrong are noted visiting the city or returning home on afternoon trains. Addresses and names appear in casual social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mundt
P. P. Manson
Riverside
Margaret J. Durke
Adama
Ole
Sulla
Alta Armstrong
Summit
John A. Robbing
Notice of Referee Sale in Muscatine Iowa May 10 1943
Referee Matthew Wentrate in the suit Schrours v. Ribbink announces a judicial sale in Muscatine Iowa. The described lands in sections 22 and 27, township 77 north range 2 west, including the northwest quarter of section 27 and southwest quarter of section 22, are offered to the highest bidder. Sale runs 9 to 4 with bidding at 11. The notice is dated April 10 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anya Schrours If
Daniel Ribbink
Muasatine County
Iowa
Ouse
Muscating
Jawa
Tollow
Lowris Arant
Ling
Seatlan
Township
Seventyseaven
Ithence Houth
Gouth
Iowa City Road
Aald Road
Leg Vicoory
Muscatine
Matthew ‘Wentrate
Afaresald
Pressure on Congressmen as Tariff Fight Intensifies
Washington May 5 The recent tariff debate in the House has prompted intense lobbying and intimidation aimed at lawmakers. Manufacturers threaten depression and job losses while sugar interests flood papers with ads. Ex members exploit floor privileges, shaping public sentiment and pressuring votes.
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H. Hansen
Washington
Democratic Party
Waldrow Wilgon
Ways Ad Means Committee
House
Congress
Houseland Senate
Wilson
Chatrman Underwood
Underwood
Senate
Bekman's Alterative Promised For Lung Ailments In 19th Century Ad
A historical ad claims Bekman's Alterative cures severe throat and lung troubles including bronchitis and coughs. It touts years of proven efficacy, asserts no narcotics, and cites testimonials from patients and a physician. Available through A Gil Bestenlehner and other druggists, with Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia as the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bukinan
Bath Books
Quean
Bekman
Bekmnan
Caridavlt
Eckman Laboratory
Philiwelphia
Torboo
Ad Il
Adis
Complexion secrets of an actress
An actress describes decades of heavy makeup harming her skin and credits marcolized wax for restoration. She details nightly application, removal, and subsequent use of saxolite bath treatments to reduce enlarged pores and brighten her complexion, noting improvements after regular use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Tariff Fight Faces Manufacturer Tactics and Local Debates
The piece argues that cleverly financed campaigns blocked tariff reductions by manufacturers and protected producers. It mentions mass meetings lacking speakers in favor of lowering tariffs and criticizes lawyers and Washington visitors for not presenting the other side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fough Carppalan
Hin
Washington
Charter Closed by Boys Organization
The American Boys' Club in Muscatine closed its charter and named trustees Ellsworth Schmalz Clifford Randleman and Vincent Epple. A July 4 excursion committee was formed with Louis Etters Howard Eifers Vincent Eppler Clifford Ran Aleman and Jaworth Schmalz. The meeting planned order of business and a 7:30 pm start with prayers minutes sick list initiation and general business followed by songs and dismissal.
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Jagt Niight
F. A. A. Hall
Boys of
Clifford Randleman
Vincent Epple
Louis Etters
Howard Eifers
Vincent Eppel
Cliford Ran- Aleman
Jaworth Schmalz
Cannal
Muscatine Man Named as Officer at State Convention
At the nineteenth annual state convention of the Travelers Protective Association town division M M Anson of Muscatine was named vice president. Delegates were chosen to attend the national convention and officers were listed with Cedar Rapids Davenport Muscatine and other cities represented. The Count of Honor holds a regular session Wednesday evening at 7 20 at Woodman hall with refreshments and dancing afterward.
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Travelers’ Protective Association
M. M. Anson
Muscatine
Namad Cagneconld
Gus, Eckhardti
Bangor
Richmond
Vaimenting
Oskalopea
Wis
Cearke Yul
Cedar Rapids
Gus. Belnhardt
Davenport
M Mo An
J. W. Frank Jot Kheakuls
B. A. Alien l
J. DiPlce
W. C., Haskell
W. G.forrey
Louis Roth
D.R. Zeigler
Burlington
Ww. W.wyanet
Waterloo
Woodman Hall
Government Seeks Wage Data After Tariff Bill Passage
Secretary Redfield and President Wilson endorse studying wage changes tied to the democratic tariff proposal. The Commerce Department will probe whether wage reductions are necessary or strategic, starting with the pottery industry, to assess broader impacts on business and Congress. meiden
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Department of A Commeme
Redfield
Wilson
Secretary of Commerce
Department
Meg Redfield
White Mouse
Bean
Bureau of Domestic and Foreign Commerce
Congress
Te Department
West Liberty Notes On Residents And Visitors
West Liberty reports several residents traveling and visiting relatives including Mrs. Rachel Nichols returning from Kansas City and Miss Cora Wright and Miss Rita Barnes visiting Iowa City. Andrew Hendrickson purchased property on Fourth Street, while locals attend medical treatment, family gatherings, and social visits in Davenport, Cedar Rapids, Liberty, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
J—iys G. Ward
Daytona
Florida
Andrew Hendrickson
Win, Burger
Fourth Street
Rachel Nichols
Br, Phillips
Y. K. Moorer
Kansas City
Kim
Mavon
Calhoun Street
Cora
Eva Pilgree
Ida Grove
Harry Barnes
Davenport
Muriel Michener
Cedar, Rapids
Harriet
West Branch
A. Beedle
Liberty
B.C. Hayes
Burlington Junction
B. Thompson
Mirengo
Yatwer
Memorial Day plans and community notices in Iowa City
A duster of local items from Iowa City covers Memorial Day preparations by Jackson Post and city officials, church announcements, a Women’s Foreign Missionary Society talk, a band concert, and committee assignments for the Memorial Day program. Also noted are health tips and a local ad for Chamberlain's Tablets.
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Tacher
Iowa City
Esther Harrison
Jana
J. H. Deemer
Des Moines
Miss Pearl Harrison
Coumbus Synevlon
Christian Church
Nellie Herlde
Women's Foreign Misc Yionary Society
Third
Calhoun
Jackson Post
G. A. Fc
Opera House
G. T. Ambrea
Ainance
H. Polders
Ww. Anderson
Fe Panstermaker
Irwin Atkins
Nichols
Usio
W. FH. Shipman
Elsie Whitacre
Mra
A. Roys
J. Demean
Evergreens
Weelet Mallick
Take “Peters
Everett Nay
Sam Thenter
George Hise
Macy
Campbell
Tia
A. G
E- High School Society
Wridoy Sflarnoon
the &Set School
Smile
Maleta Carl Reading
She Paper-Hianges
George Holmes
Aileen Floyd
Mima Propst
Harrison Phelps
George Kirby
Plaio Solo
Marie Hill
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Avery
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