Mother's problem of raising strong healthy girls
A mother discusses the challenge of raising healthy girls in modern life and cites letters praising Dr. Hartman’s Peruna for curing ailments in children. The piece contrasts medical schools with Peruna’s claimed steady relief and permanent cures, emphasizing mothers’ success stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schopfer
Prescott Ave
St. Louis
Hartman
Alice
Martha Moss
Chippewa Falls
Wisconsin
Dr. Hartman
Peruna
Money Loan Ad Promises Low Rates and Easy Terms
The Tri City Loan Co advertises itself as a leading, reliable lender with low rates and courteous service for laborers and mechanics. It offers small or large loans, a fifty weeks plan, and promises to pay off rival loans. Agents cover within forty miles of Davenport with weekly Muscatine visits.
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Davenport
City to Add Millie Gillett as High School Mathematics Teacher
The board of education approved few staff changes for the coming year including D J McDonald resigning from the High School Mathematics position and Miss Millie Gillett being named his successor. Gillett a graduate of Iowa State College will earn $650. A full list of teachers by school follows detailing assignments and salaries for eighth to first year classes.
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Board of Education
D. J. McDonald
Millie Gillett
Gillett
Iowa State College
Katherine Mauthe
Annie Cloyd
Walter L. Myers
Flora G. Parsons
Helen M. Vogt
Louise E. Barker
Alice M. Hunter
Nana Foley
Anna McDougall
Helen Coe
Washington School
Mary B. Ryan
Belle Connor
May E. Platt
Katherine E. Mathis
Anna F. Kincaid
Alpha A. Wabnitz
Rita Berry
Sue Erb
Jackson School
Izola M. Sweeney
Anna B. Kern
Eva Johnson
Anna M. Jepson
Mildred Stirlen
Fannie O. Hadley
Jetta C. Hart
Edith Raff
Fannie Penbeck
Jefferson School
Minetta J. Headley
Jessie L. Stirlen
Nelle M. Hagen
Blanche Munn
Hazel Mayes
Jessie M. Kopp
May Leyda
Lucy Connor
Anna Selman
Anna B. Lewis
Franklin School
Edith Stocker
Harriet B. Kemptner
Cora Bramwell
Fannie McDaniel
Alice Mulford
Rena L. Berry
Edith Althaus
Emma L. Freyermuth
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health Boost for Blood
The ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as enriching red and white blood cells to protect and restore health. It claims cures for scrofula eczema eruptions catarrh rheumatism anemia nervousness tiredness dyspepsia loss of appetite and general debility. Sold in liquid or Sarsatabs chocolate tablets.
Frightened Into Tits By Fear of Appendicitis Ad Campaign
An advertisement for Dr. King's New Life Pills from Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store promotes fear of appendicitis to sell a bowel remedy. The copy promises quick relief and a guarantee of 25 cents.
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Dr. King
Havercamp
Delegates Named for State Meeting of Grand Army Auxiliaries
At the Colonel Hare Circle meeting at Mrs. Sarah Craddock’s home, delegates were chosen for the Fort Dodge state convention of patriotic auxiliaries of the Grand Army during the second week of June. Appointees include Mrs. Gussie Mull, Mrs. Mamie Price, Mrs. R. O. McGaughey, and Mrs. Sarah Craddock, with several officers planning to attend. The May festival at Family theatre netted a modest sum, aided by souvenir program ads, with thanks offered to helpers.
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Colonel Hare
Sarah Craddock
Park Avenue
Patriotic Auxiliaries
Grand Army
Fort Dodge
Gussie Mull
Mamie Price
R. O. McGaughey
Frank War
Court Takes Case Under Advisement
The Index Publishing company of West Liberty sued the board of supervisors to compel publishing official proceedings omitted previously. The case concluded in district court and was taken under advisement by Judge A. P. Barker.
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Index Publishing Company of
West Liberty
A. W. Jackson
Board of Supervisors
District Court
A. P. Barker
Blanket System 15 Adopted by Board
The school board approves a blanket system 15 covering policy changes. Details specify scope and implementation timeline for districts and classrooms. Officials emphasize efficiency and consistency in applying new procedures across schools.
Great Plans Made for State Meeting
Muscatine prepares for the A. O. U. W. grand lodge convention in Burlington with delegates and a full program. Key speakers include Gov. Carroll and Grand Master Workman Evans. Activities launch Tuesday with a river excursion and end with installation Thursday.
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Grand Lodge of Iowa
Burlington
Muscatine
W. M. Narvis
Iowa Grand Lodge
B. F. Carroll
Iowa
Bloomfield Lodge
E. B. Evans
Grand Lodge
F. L. Unterkircher
Workman Evans
Armory
T. G. Harper
Frank C. Norton
Henry Moberg
A. V. Proudfoot
Indianola
Des Moines
J. W. Wilby
Waterloo
Grand Recorder
B. F. Rehkopf
H. Michelstetter
Sioux City
Grand Guide
W. S
Lane's Family Medicine Tonic Laxative Tea Ad
An old advertisement promotes Lane's Family Medicine tonic laxative tea as a remedy for headaches stomach and back pain. It claims to clear the head remove internal pain and restore strength with a 25 cent price at druggists and dealers.
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Lane
May Wood Simons to Speak on Socialism in Muscatine
Mrs May Wood Simons associate editor of the Daily Socialist in Chicago will lecture on socialism Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock at Yeoman hall Muscatine following her talk on woman suffrage that evening. Her address is billed as free and aimed at providing an informed view on socialist questions.
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May Wood Simons
Muscatine
Yeoman Hall
Annual Musical Union concert set for First Methodist church
The twentieth annual concert by the Musical Union at First Methodist church Monday promises a large crowd. The program includes Cruger Speedway, Tom Jones selection, Grieg Grieg piano piece, Eugene Waltz Charmense, Moret Autumn, and performances by Mary Turner Salter and Edward Baxter Felton, with orchestral and choral numbers including Oberon overture.
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The
Musical Union
First Methodist Church
Speedway
Cruger
Tom Jones
Olga Junge
Chas. Grade
Charmense
Eugene
Moret Orchestra
Edward Baxter Felton
Mary Turner Salter
Edwin McColm
Oberon
Weber Orchestra
Man Is Sentenced To Fifteen Days Jail
W Brody fled from Muscatine without paying a board bill to Mrs Scott at 515 East Third Street. Located in Blue Grass, he was brought back and received a fifteen day jail sentence from Justice J H Carl yesterday.
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W. Brody
Muscatine
Root Juice claim sparks nationwide health craze
Abla ze of conviction sweeps the country as Root Juice is touted to cure indigestion constipation nervous weakness rheumatism and other stomach and liver related ailments. The ad notes crowds travel to Morgan's drug store for the remedy sold at 1 per bottle or three for 2.50, with many claiming rapid improvements after a few doses.
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Morgan's
Mrs LaGrille Attends Father's Funeral in Iowa
Mrs J T LaGrille traveled to Brighton Iowa this afternoon to attend the funeral of her father John S White who died early yesterday morning at age 81. White was a respected resident of the Brighton community.
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J. T. LaGrille
Brighton
Iowa
John S. White
Spanking doesn’t cure children's bed wetting says expert
Mrs. M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers free home treatment for bed wetting claiming a constitutional cause and that the method helps children and also adults with urine difficulties. No money required. mothers urged to write for instructions.
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M. Summers
Notre Dame
Ind
Jay
Elght
Notice of Letting for Drainage District Five Ditch
Sealed bids for Drainage District Number Five in Muscatine Iowa are due by noon on Tuesday June Sth 1909. Bids require a 10 percent certified check. Work includes a six foot base ditch in Goshen and Wapsinonoc Townships with 16 000 cubic yards earth removed. Construction to start within 30 days and finish by Sept 1 1909. The board may reject bids and re advertise. A S Lawrence County Auditor.
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County Auditor's Office
Muscatine
Iowa
Goshen
Wapsinonoc
Muscatine County
Big Hearted Jim at the Grand May 9
West ern stage piece Big Hearted Jim to be staged at the Grand on Sunday for matinee and night shows May 9. The play, a new western drama, draws crowds with its rural humor and frontier setting.
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Jim
West’s Noble Sheriff Starred in Elite Montana Play
Theatre goers in this city praise one of the best plays of the west. The tale centers on a Medicine Lodge Montana sheriff, a noble figure admired by all. The plot promises strong heart interest and consistent audience pleasure. The current company is among the strongest ever sent out and the production is mounted in elaborate style.
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Medicine Lodge
Montana
Plains
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