Modern Bathtub for Willing Bathing
A compact advertisement urges installing a modern bathtub to encourage children to bathe willingly. It promises modest plumbing costs and broad family benefits, inviting the wife’s agreement.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1908
Page
5
A compact advertisement urges installing a modern bathtub to encourage children to bathe willingly. It promises modest plumbing costs and broad family benefits, inviting the wife’s agreement.
Cubs defeat Anarchists from Boston 9 to 3 as Duston Doves wear fiery red hose and caps. Boston lineup includes four ex Giants and argues with umpire Rudderham, delaying calls and drawing crowds’ attention.
Wapello Illinois district news item with brief notices of visitors residents and upcoming events. Rev Charles S Medbury to speak at commencement June 1. A Oak Grove school program and picnic planned May 22 with Ralph Kremer as teacher. Sewer construction advances to about 5000 feet. Numerous locals and visitors named across Monmouth Muscatine Columbus Junction Williams and Richland.
Roach and Musser Hose Company announces a Sunday excursion to the Tri-Cities on May 24. Round trip fare is 50 cents.
The Muscatine Shamrocks, a newly organized amateur team, will play their first game at Wilton on Sunday. A lately formed aggregation will host Sunday ball outside Wilton city limits, the first Sabbath day game near Wilton in years. Manager Duffy has arranged several key fixtures including May 30-31 New Boston Illinois and June 7 Eliza Illinois.
In Davenport, the Independents rally from six behind as Cook hits a two base blow with bases loaded in the seventh, scoring two and sparking a 5 to 3 win over the Game Wardens. Valerius and Chayka add runs, Dittmer and Nahrgang hold strong on the mound for Muscatine, while Largen yields six walks.
The White Sox left Washington without reaching .500 as yesterday's game was postponed due to rain just as practice began, extending their season hoodoo.
Central Association standings show W. L. and games played with a focus on wins and losses and team positions. The fragment indicates ongoing race rankings and performance metrics for clubs as the season progresses.
Yesterday's NL games featured Chicago defeating Boston 5 to 3, Brooklyn 2 over Pittsburg 1, St. Louis 1 against New York 0, and Cincinnati 9 over Philadelphia 3. Cincinnati led with a nine run output while Chicago and Philadelphia posted decisive wins.
Baseball scoreboard note shows Chicago and Washington postponed by rain. Cleveland defeats Boston 4 to 3. St Louis edges Philadelphia 3 to 1. New York Detroit game postponed due to rain.
Clinton defeated Peoria 4 to 1, Rock Island beat Bloomington 9 to 1, Dubuque over Decatur 9 to 2, Springfield posted 12 against Cedar Rapids in a multi game tally.
Omaha nips Sioux City 4 to 3 while Des Moines edges Denver 7 to 6 Lincoln defeats Pueblo 4 to 3 in a terse Western League slate.
Waterloo beat Kewanee 7 to 4 in a first game with Keokuk earning 3 to Burlington 1. Oskaloosa led Ottumwa 2 to 0. Quincey defeated Jacksonville 5 to 1 in the first game and Jacksonville won 6 to 2 in the second game against Quincy.
Construction on the Heinz pickle works kraut house addition advances with the foundation done and brick work starting on the first story. Weather delays eased, seven weeks remain to completion as plans proceed. Meanwhile the Park Avenue M E church Ladies Aid held a well attended meeting with sewing. next gathering is Wednesday May 27.
Miss Harriet Stewart aged about 20 died at her Keokukla home after six months of tuberculosis. Her funeral will be held at 11 o clock tomorrow in Columbus Junction where she once lived, with interment in the Tennessee cemetery. She is survived by her mother and stepfather, three sisters, two brothers, and grandparents. Relatives from area towns will attend the service.
Judge J. C. Coster attended the supreme session of the Court of Honor lodge in Springfield Illinois and is expected home this afternoon. The gathering awarded hundreds of dollars in prizes to top drill teams from across the state. It was decided to hold the next meeting in Denver Colorado on the third Tuesday in June 1910.
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