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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1902
Page
2
Mason City Iowa May 8 Special Thomas A Way pledged active support for Duncan Rule for Congress. Way's endorsement is seen as a victory for Rule while Blythe supporters express annoyance at the development.
In Webster City Iowa May 8 Archbis op J J Keane of the Dubuque diocese faces a suit from twenty nine Catholic parishioners in Williams demanding 3000 dollars. They contributed for a rebuilt church after a tornado and required a bilingual priest. the archbishop allegedly did not fulfill this. The case began under Archbishop Hennessey and Keane took over before trial.
Des Moines expects a surge of 15 000 to 25 000 visitors for the G A R encampment on May 20 and 21. All railroads entering Des Moines will add extra service with some lines already committing to special trains to handle the crowds.
Mrs. J. L. Myers of Washington West Virginia describes four years of illness from childbirth related weakness and lung pain. She credits Dr. Pierce with a prompt free reply and medicines that restored her health after taking multiple products and weight gain. She invites other women to consult Dr. Pierce by letter free with privacy guaranteed.
The schedule marks May 21 as the main arrival time for visitors for the encampment while 20 will host early arrivals.
The ad claims Paine's Celery Compound cures nervous disorders caused by anxiety, business pressures, social worries, and excesses. It describes sufferers with feverish faces, unsteady hands, and sleeplessness, and asserts the medicine restores nerve force, blood quality, digestion, appetite, and sleep, reviving strength for men and women.
The text states that Iowa has refused to provide state marshals to enforce liquor laws, so clubs plan to create public sentiment to secure needed legislation. Until marshals are secured, the clubs intend to help enforce the laws themselves.
Illinois Freshman Beebe, from Hyde Park High School, shines as the Illini dominate Chicago 7 to 3. Illinois wins all nine innings led by Beebe's pitching and steady hitting to secure a decisive victory on the Champaign field.
Conductor George Miller of St. Joe was killed in a southbound freight train No. 61 collision at Talmage Iowa, on May 7 night, according to local reports.
An advertisement promises a one day cure for colds with Naxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It notes refunds if the remedy fails and mentions E. W. Grove’s signature on each box priced at 25 cents.
A pale blue waist made of liberty silk over taffeta with ribbon beading and a bolero like lower section of plaited chiffon. An attractive chiffon jabot completes the garniture and Corticelli silk stitches the finish for a delicate theater garment.
H R Phelps of Plymouth Oklahoma touts Chamberlains Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy noting five bottles sold to threshers who continued work without loss of time. He urges readers to keep a bottle at home with sales by all druggists.
A brisk morning walk of a couple of miles promotes well being and may extend life. Regular exercise turns health benefits into a longer, fitter life for readers seeking practical wellness.
Eight mines with 50 acres patented and producing in Gilpin county plus 240 acres oil land in Larimer county near Loveland and producing wells. Perfect titles. Entire property offered at a sacrifice to close an estate on easy terms. Ideal for a operating company with immediate dividends. Apply to
A C Rankin the moulder orator has appeared in Iowa and is organizing Loyal Citizens' State Marshal Clubs in towns across the state. The clubs resemble a state constabulary and aim to enforce law as part of Rankin's campaign.
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