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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1905
Page
2
Miss Mildred Keller of 718 13th Street N W Washington D C says Peruna relieved years of catarrh after failed treatments. She notes rapid improvement from the first dose and full recovery after a few bottles, with restored appetite and strength. An on file multitude of testimonials backs Dr Hartman’s product.
Last evening a socialist dance in South Muscatine drew about 150 attendees, reflecting local interest in the social event and its community reach.
Island gardeners praised the steady rain that nourished seedlings and bursting blooms. Local horticulture groups reported improved soil moisture and healthier vegetable patches after days of drizzle across Nee Ded Island.
A Muscatine social event drew over 150 attendees in Hayes hall as the Boston Orchestra played on the lower floor and Mr and Mrs Pratts led the upper floor. Refreshments were served and a repeat dance is planned in two weeks with organizers Scott White H G Schoenig and A McElroy. Edward M Smith leaves for Sterling Illinois to join Dillon company as head machine man in the sash and door factory.
The Paudiet brass band of Muscatine reorganizes for the year with Professor Julius Paudiet as musical director. Members meet weekly and have increased in skill, featuring solo cornet Paudiet and a lineup including Klaffenbach brothers, Boydston, Beck, Gray, Thomas, Fuhrman, Bunn, Mark, Pitchforth, and Gremmell among others.
A preliminary organization session led by Rev. C. H. Purmort and Rev. J. N. Elliott initiates a Presbyterian church in Nichols. Student C. D. Brownback will oversee summer duties, with plans for permanent officers later. several area residents feature in community notes. The tale also records deaths, road travel, and local visits amid town life.
The article argues changeable spring weather increases catarrh and promotes Hyomei as a guaranteed home cure. It describes the pocket inhaler plus the complete outfit for one dollar and offers a fifty cent refills option. A money back guarantee by J. J. Havercamp backs the claim of satisfaction.
Mrs J P Walton reports April 1905 as average with rainfall 3.08 inches. Warmest day reached 81 degrees and coldest 25 above zero. April 1844 had the warmest mean of 60.84 and was the warmest in 66 years. Driest April 1870 with 0.38 inches.
Miss Adelia White and a friend attended a library recital in Muscatine last Tuesday. Rev. J. R. Spiller led a Bible study at Dan Kleist’s home Wednesday evening, with events shifting to Thos. Watson’s home this week. John Anderson of Edgington visited his parents in Foster, while Wm. Thornton of Indianola arrived Friday to stay with his brother A. Thornton. August Mavis returned Saturday from a month in Boulder Colorado.
The article promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy to strengthen kidneys and relieve associated heart stomach and liver troubles. It advises a 24 hour urine test to detect kidney disease and cites Peter Frey of Woodruff Pennsylvania who claims recovery after using the product following two years of doctor visits.
Over 400 delegates gathered in Waterloo Iowa for the sixth biennial session of the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs. Noted participants include Mrs Sarah Wiatt Decker of Denver and Miss Jane Addams of Chicago with programs featuring club women from Iowa and nearby states.
The marriage of James R. Mathews and Grace Moree was held at the groom's father J. R. Matthews home on May S at 7 o'clock with Rev. Crow of Lone Tree officiating. Family and friends attended the ceremony and a wedding reception followed with many useful presents given to the couple.
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