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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1901

Page

2

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsements From Davenport Reader

A Davenport tinner Edward Buck testifies to relief from kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He describes cold settling in the loins, pain with heavy lifting, and improved urine after a second box, noting a full recovery. The endorsement mirrors others in Muscatine and Ausentine. Sold by Haverkamp's and all dealers 56 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.

Davenport Dean Havercamp’s Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y U. S Doan’s

May Festival Draws Western Music Fans to Kansas City

In Kansas City Mo a massive May festival fills Convention Hall with over 10 000 attendees and a 1500 voice chorus performing Carl Busch's League of the Alps led by Carl Busch. Soloists Helen Buckley Grace Van Valkenburg and Georg Hamlin headline with Joseph Baernstein and Herbert Sisson backing. The second day features chorus contests and an 2600 voice performance of The Creation Parts 1 and 2 with Alfred Robyn as judge.

Kansas City Carl Busch West Helen Buckley Chicago A. S. van Valkenbure Georgs Hamlin Joseph S. Baernstein Weber Woberg Ich Ernani Lehmann George Hamlin Goring Thomas Cavalleria Rusticana Herbert Sisson America Gruthi Kansas Alfred Robyn St. Louis

Musserville Local Notes and Social Activities

The Ladies Aid planned an ice cream and candy social at the M. E. church next Wednesday evening. German M. E. church fenced their Bleeker street lawn to protect grass ruined by children. Owen Smith's house is being repainted. Mrs. Ed. Lockwood has been ill recently. A streetcar crowd enjoyed suppers and a picnic at Hershey's park with plentiful mosquitoes. Casper Wittman and Geo Holzhauer repaint houses. Kuebler Brothers paint the meat market. Green street reading circles held an ice cream social. Hershey Lumber Co. installed a new smokestack at the furnace pumping station. Mrs. W. L. Clapp represented the South Muscatine W F M S at the West Liberty district convention.

Ladies’ Aid Society M. E M. E. Church Bleeker Street Owen Smith Ed. Lockwood sHershey’s Park Casper Wittman Geo. Holzhauer Kuebler W. L. Clapp South Muscatine

Local Notes From South Muscatine Alike

May 12 residents report home updates and ailing neighbors. Mrs. Join Litz painted her Burlington road house while Mrs. Ziegler nears completion on Gilbert Street. Mrs. M Boiles is very ill. George Potter and Mr. Vanatta travel to Eldora for railroad work. Mrs. M Hawk learns of daughter Mrs. C E Koester’s illness in De Soto Missouri. Mrs. F Thomas leaves to be at her bedside and hopes for recovery.

South Muscatine Join Litz Burlington Road Ziegler Gilbert Street M. Boiles George Potter Mr. Vanatta Eldora M. Hawk C. E. Koester DeSoto F. Thomas

Recto Remedy Claims High Cure Rate for Piles

A cure advertised by J. J. Havercamp promises 98 percent permanent cures for piles. The remedy is offered with free samples and a promise of a refund if it fails to cure.

J. J. Havercamp

Train leaves Buffalo for New York with dining and parlor cars

A train departs Buffalo at noon on the Lehigh Valley Railroad heading to New York. The itinerary includes an a la carte dining car and luxurious parlor and day coaches.

Buffalo Lehigh Valley Railroad New York Niagara Philadelphia

Missionary Speaker Sees China Aiming for Christian Rule

Miss Kate Ogburn told West Liberty listeners that China is becoming reachable through literature, with Bible demand rising and the empire gradually adopting Christian reforms. She described imperial edicts turning heathen temples into schools and noted the dowager empress’s fall, urging faith and perseverance.

West Liberty DY Dirs J. E. Newsom Kate Ogburn China Reform Party

Successful convention leaves delegates impressed in district

The convention was highly regarded with an intelligent attendee group. Weather was ideal throughout, with comfortable temperatures and no storms. Presiding officer Mrs C L J Stafford demonstrated proficiency, earning high regard as her own successor. Mrs Ellen Pichereau, the new conference secretary, made a favorable impression and won many friends.

Ellen Pichereau

Iodo antiseptic healing powder for wounds

An old advertisement touts Iodo antiseptic healing powder as a wound care product. It claims to keep wounds clean and free from infection, reduce inflammation, and prevent festering, available at 25 cents a box through druggists.

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Muscatine Hershey Lumber Wheeler and Wilson Iowa Ave B.A. Metz Rews With Hestors Pilis Ers Ian Wedey Nervita Medical Company Clinton and Jackson Streets J. J. Havercamp and McBride & Copa Chicacs, Illinois Mus. Lumber & Box Co East Second Street Musserville The Black Diamond Express Medein Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Miss Oglurn Standard Oil, Company Covent F. N. Beacom MascHester Iowa McBride & Cons A. Riemcke First Nation's Bank Hershey State Fisch E. P. Day East 2Nd St Rancis Pres Henry Jayne Vice Pres L.G. Burnett Ocasaler Sara Hershey Eddy Mira Hershey P. W. Francis Henry Jaya Law Burnett Cook, Musser Banking and Muscatine, Iowa J. Carskatdan Pres J.B. Doucherty Chas. Page National Bank Sallttary
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