South Muscatine Society Presents Entertaining Evening
The South Muscatine Young People gathered at the David Foster Home on Oregon Street for a Musserville Methodist church event. Miss Maude Smith led the missionary lesson, followed by music from Miss Blanche Preston and a vocal duet by Misses Ethel and Mayme Johnson.
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Musserville Methodist Church
Standard Bearers
David Foster
Oregon Street
Maude Smith
Blanche Preston
Ethel
Mayme Johnson
Florence Downey
Alice Yeager
Henry Eshleman
Edith Stohr
Treatise on Tuberculosis and Health Regulations
The board of health heard Dr. J. D. Fulham present a detailed treatise on tuberculosis including its infectious routes inhalation and inoculation. The report stresses ventilation sunlight food and living conditions as key factors and calls for strict health regulation and prevention measures.
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J. D. Fulham
Board of Health
Engagment Ring Quality Emphasized by Trusted Store
The advertisement promotes engagement rings highlighting genuineness and enduring style. It stresses flawless craftsmanship and the store's reputation for trustworthy jewelry. Buyers are urged to purchase rings here, promising assurance of excellence.
Gold Dust Cleans Tub and Fixtures Brighten Bathroom
An old advertisement extols Gold Dust as the ideal cleaner for a snow white bathroom. It claims the tub, bowl, wash basin, pipes, fixtures, tiling, and woodwork become spotless with a heaping tablespoon of Gold Dust in water, eradicating impurities and germs.
Eliot Coffs Robe of Office Marks Harvard Retirement
Harvard University in Cambridge Massachusetts bids farewell to Charles William Eliot as he retires after forty years as president. Abbott Lawrence Lowell succeeds him, with Eliot's final addresses to the corporation and faculty highlighting gratitude and well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
Charles William Eliot
Abbott Lawrence Lowell
Eliot
Senator Dolliver Tariff Speech Earns Notable Recognition
The Sioux City Journal highlights Senator Dolliver's tariff address gaining praise. The editorial frames the coverage as a sharp critique of Rhode Island’s senator through pointed sarcasm, noting Iowa’s senior senator’s effective rhetoric.
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Council Bluffs
Sioux City Journal
Dolliver
Rhode Island
Iowa
Marriage of Miss Essie Weisman to Herbert Andrews
Announcement reports the marriage of Miss Essie Weisman of South Muscatine to Herbert Andrews of Rochelle Illinois. The ceremony occurred Monday evening at the Methodist parsonage in Rochelle. The couple will reside in Rochelle.
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Essie Weisman
South Muscatine
Herbert Andrews
Rochelle
Miss Weisman
Muscatine
Illinois
Charles Kleinow
Hershey Avenue
No man’s loyalty to protection says Cedar Rapids Republican
A Cedar Rapids Republican denounces loyalty to protection as tied to schedules, arguing there is nothing sacred in a schedule and urging critics to reassess standard practices.
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Cedar Rapids
Republican
Muscatine Turn Verein Opens Outdoor Practice at Weed Park
About twenty five members attended the first outdoor practice at Weed Park last evening. They assembled from the hall at seven and walked to the park where no apparatus was yet set up. They plan to return next week and then continue as weather allows.
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Muscatine Turn Verein
Weed Park
Turners
Weed Park Association
Wickersham Drops Oklahoma Land Fraud Case
Attorney General Wickersham drops the federal government case after receiving a long telegram from Henry E. Asp, counsel for the defendants in the Oklahoma land fraud. Washington May 19.
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Wickersham
Washington, D. C
Henry E. Asp
Nature's Remedies for Disease and Woman's Ills
A historical ad-like claim praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a superior remedy from roots and herbs for women's diseases. It credits Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts with introducing the remedy thirty years prior and asserts it is the standard cure for women's ills worldwide.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Favor Commission Plan Advocated by Illinois Editors
Springfield May 19 Illinois Daily Newspaper association backs the commission form for Illinois cities outside Chicago after hearing addresses by Harrison Parker of the Chicago Tribune and John Norris of New York Norris argues the senate should remove the tariff on ground wood in his remarks to the gathering.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois
Chicago
Illinois Daily Newspaper Association
Harrison Parker
Chicago Tribune
John Norris
New York
Norris
Senate
Material Used In Wood Pulp For Paper Making
The fragment notes a substance employed as an ingredient in preparing wood pulp used to manufacture print paper. It references industrial processes and materials common to papermaking. No specific company or date is provided in the readable text.
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Nutall
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Flick
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England
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Yale University
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Iowa Health Bulletin
Congress
Department of the Interior
Nebraska
Lence
H. F. Barnard
Jewelers
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G.M. Titus
Iowa Avenue
A. S. Weidling
DR. Pentzer
Ameri
Bk. Big
Chas. H. Gobble
Eliot Coffs
South End
Bert Andrews
Ilinois Town
Herbert Barthold
Durant
A. C. Tracy
Elizabeth Davis
Clear Lake
R. W. Carter
East Third Street
William Edelman
Blue Island
Martha Behr
Buffalo
Owen Garry
David Anderson
Grandview
James Anderson
Evans Street
M. Day
Fruitland
Kate Ellman
St. Louis
E. Burnham
Burnham
E Food and Drug Act
Western Realty Co
Wallace & Gates
W. 2Nd St
East Hill
Park
Ent
Philip Engle
Socialist Party
Colorado
Aid Society
M. F. Church
Fair Oaks
Fast Hill
Edward Howell
Sherman Street
South Dakota
J. W. Reynolds
Park Avenue
I. W. Stooner
Herman Rick
Curtis
Kansas
Department of Justice
Favor Commission
Daily Newspaper Association of
Ilinois
Wang
Adi
Cepost
Todeyr
F. A. Neidig
East Second Street
Cadle
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