The One Safe Remedy For Hair Troubles
A simple daily treatment promises to improve hair by making it beautiful heavy and fluffy. The remedy is described as universally effective and easy to use for best results.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1907
Page
2
A simple daily treatment promises to improve hair by making it beautiful heavy and fluffy. The remedy is described as universally effective and easy to use for best results.
May 17 report from South Cedar notes Mrs. Ben Bibsby with husband at Iowa City for treatment. Mrs. Carlie Padre of St. Paul visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. J Bowman. Miss Maude Rockafellow of Cedarville spends weekend with family. Mrs. Kirk Milnes visits Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor. Joe Bowman and family of Downey visit the Bowman home Sunday.
An advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for constipation and related issues. It notes Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store as the source and credits a medical sales tone common to old newspaper pages.
Morgan R. Houser sues to partition undivided interests in the north half of the southeast quarter of section 28, township 77, range 2 west, Muscatine County. Defendants include Jacob M. Houser Kate Houser Bessie Parks Addie Heselton Ellen Sheppard and children Lida Lysle Worth Hugh Sheppard John Parks Lida Sheppard etc. If not answered by June 3, 1907, default and decree will follow with sale and distribution of proceeds.
The regular council session approved a $100 Memorial Day appropriation and addressed property assessments, contracts, and multiple sidewalk and street improvements. Actions covered include dirt removal on Lucas street, opening an Oak street alley, and bids for permanent walks.
Guarantee offered that PAZO ointment will cure itching bleeding prolapsed or blind piles in 6 to 14 days or return of money. Package states 50 cents price.
Edith Hester of Illinois City visited Wilbur Fridler and plans to reside there. Joe Morris and Victor Morris with Sam Eis were callers in Davenport Blue Grass. Infant death reported for Louis Braun family. Various locals and relatives visited Davenport Rock Island Fairport Buffalo and New Era with multiple commissions and visits.
A series of mishaps plagued Muscatine Business College as Letts regulars dominated the game yesterday. Switzer suffered a broken finger, Sanders backstopped through a foul, and the locals faded after the eighth inning, yielding a forfeit. Batteries: Letts Hildebrend ang Shears, Muscatine Sanders and Switzer and Butcher.
Edna Acord granted divorce from B F Acord on grounds of habitual drunkenness. April term of court to close on the twenty second with Judge Jackson presiding. June term to begin June third. Unfinished matters to be left to Judge Jackson. Two appeals filed: Mary Farrel vs Citizens Railway and Light and B Kirchner against West Liberty school district. Probate reports include Hannah Hinkhouse estate and J Theo Krehe will. Frederick Schwab estate letters requested. Mary Schwab named administratrix with bond of 1600.
Remedy claims to cure eczema salt rheum erysipelas ring worm and scaley itching eruptions of skin or scalp and old sores. First application provides relief. Available at drugstores for 25 cents or from Kenyon Thomas Adams N.Y.
Effie Noble returned to Muscatine. R A Reesink of the Muscatine Journal visited Mannon. Sherman Kerch improved. Mary Spickler returned to Muscatine. D O Blaisdell and Fay visited W C Godard in Pomeroy. John Retherford ill with lung fever. Dr. Morgan attends. John O Kereh and family returned to Chadwick. Mrs Amelia Bear of Aledo attended chapel. Miss Hattie Jenkins of Muscatine visiting. Mrs Katie Walters died at Watertown Sanitarium. funeral at 2:30 pm at home with Rev Kettelkamp officiating. interment Mannon cemetery.
Buffalo Prairie Illinois on May 17 reports Mr and Mrs John Tyler of Muscatine visiting Calvin Vanatta and family on the prior Sunday. Anna and Louisa Peterson called on Lewis Hessman and found Max improving slowly. Oscar Peterson made a business call in Reynolds on Saturday. Lawn Wilder sheared sheep nearby in recent days. Mrs Peter Larson and daughters Mamie and Alice of Marston visited Mrs Sam Peterson over the weekend.
In May 1917 Miss Ella Bloomer entertained friends for her birthday with an evening of dancing. Guests departed late after well wishes for many happy returns of the day. Reports say Mr and Mrs Geo Shield are enjoying a pleasant trip to California. Sunday school at Spangler Chapel next Sunday at 2 and preaching at 3.
Iowa Central advertises a $10.00 settlers excursion to the Minnesota Valley from Arlington to Marietta. It highlights farming chances in Sibley Renville Medicine Lac Qui Parle counties with land priced at $25 to $50 per acre. The copy touts dairy districts near St. Paul Minneapolis and notes Armour Packing Company’s new six million dollar plant.
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