Rocky Mountains Provide Plants For Nation’s Tanlac
Muscatine readers report Tanlac aided by Rocky Mountain herbs and imported leaves from Nile regions. The tonic claims include digestion aid and nerve soothing effects, with supporters citing personal relief after years of stomach trouble and costly medicines. Local druggists Havercamp sell Tanlac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountains
Plorera
Union
Tanluc
Tanlac
Atrien
River Nile
West Indies
Tropics
Muscatine
Dohy
Havercamp
Newby Towne
Potter Finds New Health With Farm Work
Mr. Potter, a farmer, reports improved health and energy since taking up farm work again. He says he sleeps better, tolerates all foods, and no longer suffers from troubling stomach pains, attributing his recovery to a medicine he believes is especially effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Tie
Tanlac Helped Muscatine Man End Long Suffering
Ciard Walters of 210 Mulberry avenue Muscatine faced severe indigestion soreness and back pain preventing him from bending or walking far. After taking Tanlac he reports relief including no more stomach discomfort easier shoe tying and the ability to take long walks without fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girard Walters
Tanlac
Ciard Walters
Mulberry Avenue
Muscatine
Nine
Gettler
Button Factory Man Claims Elated After Induced Relief
Ed Beandston of Automatic Button Factory reports rapid relief from stomach indigestion after taking a bottle of Tantac T commancor. He says his bloating, appetite and digestion improved, allowing him to eat vegetables and other foods without discomfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Beandston
Automatic Button Factory
Wes
Ivan
Muscatine Woman Finds New Life Running Boarding House
A Muscatine resident once hindered by illness now runs a boarding house with ease after using Tanlac. Neighbors report rapid word-of-mouth demand, and the ad claims Tanlac helps dull aches, digestion, and vitality. The piece promotes Tanlac as a health reconstruction tonic.
Woman Seeks Relief From Stomach Trouble After Cooking Odor
Higé Vlora Sinfert of 1215 Orange Street reports two years of stomach pain and weakness caused by odors of cooking. She says after trying advertised remedies she felt better within days and plans to continue treatment to improve her digestion and appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higé Vlora Sinfert
Orange Street
Muscatine
Tamlac
Tanlac restores Muscatine man’s appetite and health
I. J. Broaiston of Mast Isighth street, Muscatine, says after suffering indigestion and poor appetite he could barely eat two meals daily. He reports heartburn, sluggish eyes, yellowish skin, and abdominal discomfort. After one bottle of Tanlac his appetite returned and he began to eat heartily. He vows to keep Tanlac at home and uses it when feeling unwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. J. Broaiston
Avonatle
Mast Isighth Street
Muscatine
Local residents aided by Tanlag program listing names
A scanned page lists numerous residents and addresses connected to a Tanlag aid effort. Individuals include Mrs. John Keeping at Parle Addition, WoW Wagner. Mrs. A A Morse at S18 Cedar St. Mrs. Jeo Buehring at 1109 Wisconsin. Mr. and Mrs. Raimox Summite at 1006 East Eighth St. John James at 601 gust Fourth. Mrs. Shade diemison at 229% Wert Beeond Se. Max Kratschinar farmer in Muscatine. G. W. McCormick button cutter at 108 Latham St. Mrs. Trewin Telrink. TR. Hoss at 51 Bat Sixth Se. Kon Maher. Mrs. Thad Boney Illinois City. A L Durkan baseball players. Muscatine B. Club. John Burkhart 306 Last Fourth St. Dimply 223 East Front St. Louis Hopewell Central Station. Pant Rapp 1900 Grand Ave. Advertisement.
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Shade Diemison
A. J. Moidig
Mulberry
Max Kratschinar
Muscatine
G. WH. McCormick
Latham St
Trewin Telrink
Ofs Fultiant
Hoss
Bat Sixth
Kon
Maher
Plane Sidesnina
Great Flana Co
Thad Boney
Ilinois
A. L. Durkan
Sohn FP
Fulmer
Nichols
John Burkhart
Dimply
East Front St
Louwis Hopewell
Iroma
Central Station
Pant Rapp
Grand Avo
Battery C Role Honored as Training School Instructors Lead
Camp Cody May 14 A signal honor for Battery C as two sergeants and five non commissioned officers are selected to join the new Officers Training School. Captain Edward A Roach promotes and leads the program with Battery C providing instructors and five sergeants for the trainee corps. The battery, under Roach, is praised for exceptional leadership and readiness as the School opens in Cantonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iy J. Ksdutalson
Camp Cody
Edward A. Rouch
Huors
Roach
Ratings’ School
Mujfor
R Cantiin Roach
Fort Logan M
Roots
Arkamsas
Reat Amuty
Mire
Mort SH
Camp Coote
Hane
Trafning
Urytle
Matthew View
Mourin Training School
Tim
Offiers
Partilery
van Trytle
van Tryfle
Buttery
Clase
Ofeer
Tle
Camp Cook
Willan Nahor
Pourry Bourke
Gainip Stanley
San Antonio
Sergiant
Bith
Bith Battery. They Avere Chosen Boemysea
Sireania
New School
John ML
Terbert Rindnaland
Corporala Raymond Giester
Morrell Melenaie
Harold Suman
Gael Mats Whe
Oman
Villash
Courae
Aradune Ag
Fleors
Phin
Welfare Meet Delegates Selected for City Event
Virtually every church, club, society and business group will be represented at the annual meeting of the Welfare association to be held Friday at 8 p.m. in the Musser library. Delegates have been chosen by local organizations, with Theodora Manson as principal speaker and Carper Superintendent of the National Welfare Bus Team slated to address the gathering. Local arrangements were coordinated by C. Le Young during his attendance at the national conference in Mangas City Life weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amiuml
Mugenthie Warfare Association
Musserbubhg
Tink the Welfare Association
United States
Theodora Manson
National Welfare Bus Tean
Welfare Association
Mangas
Tew
C. le Young
Mangas City Life Weeks
County School Boards Plan June Meeting Agenda
County school boards plan a June session to address teacher pay, close the year, and set budgets. The gathering will review secretaries and treasurers reports and discuss the annual census of school children, taken by Independent district secretaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thia
War Savings Stamps and Thrift Drive the U S War Effort
A wartime message urges national unity through purchases of War Savings Stamps and Thrift Stamps. It emphasizes that men need equipment and that securing funds is essential, presenting these stamps as the most secure opportunity for citizens to support the war effort. Read the Journal Want Ads today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norge
U. S. Treasury
Salary Controversy Over Teachers Pay Across Counties
The passage discusses salary levels for teachers amid heightened expenses from the war, noting that the June meeting will address the subject. It explains that many counties have already adjusted salaries to reflect cost increases, as cited by educators.
Nine miners die in Willa WIlla Beth mine fire
Nine miners trapped behind a wall of flame in Crock Coal Company's mine at Chirledon West Virginia were found dead. Four companions were recovered yesterday, and the disaster is under investigation as crews continue searches today.
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Associated Trent
Chirledon
W. Va
Crock Cannel Coal Mining Company
Willa Www
You Saw Him Boy and Man and Now a Soldier
A wartime appeal recounts boys growing from schoolyard to front, praising veterans and urging readers to support the Red Cross. It emphasizes front-line dangers and the need for public aid to provide medical care, comfort, and mercy to soldiers abroad.
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Kaya Ernest Schmidt
Oule Street
Fanlac
Rob & Bate
Aulbery Avenue
Ian
Envas
John Melmyre
Westpieth Aircol
Vanlag
Tyne Inc
Thin City
Thor
Eighth Street
John Keeping
Parle Additton
Wow Wagner
Clinton St
A. A. Morse
Cedar St
Jeo Buehring
Wisconsin
Andrew Casper
Manet
George Pantel
Letts
Lews
Chestnut St
Olver Hien
Raimox MM. Summite
East Eighth St
Seu
John James
Gust
Sergeana
C Ave
Olivers
Caplourney
Aliin Eckos
20Th Ave
Minneapolis
Minn
Dept. R
Thrift Bis
Florenge
Thompson’s Haw
Coneeston
Red Cross
The
Jones
Thaigan
Tom Smith
Morrie Cohen
Tony Hel- Hto
Bil
Jim
Bitton
Tony
Morris
Misa Joyce
Nin
Tom
France
Angel of Mercy
Hoya
Byers
Leeds
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