Gold Dust Makes Floors Spotless and Wholesome
Milk-white floors become clean enough to eat off with Gold Dust added to scrubbing water. The advertisement touts sparkling results and hygienic cleanliness for household cleaning tasks.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1908
Page
7
Milk-white floors become clean enough to eat off with Gold Dust added to scrubbing water. The advertisement touts sparkling results and hygienic cleanliness for household cleaning tasks.
Floors and woodwork trap dirt in every crack. A tablespoon of GOLD DUST in scrubbing water cleans dirt, grease, and germs from each cranny. It relieves the effort of bending and scrubbing by doing the hard work, letting soap finish the job more easily.
Local notes record visits and returns of residents and visitors to Muscatine from Davenport Letts West Liberty Lake Township Fruitland Fargo Burlington and Burlington along with a dental ad and social events. Several individuals including Miss Leo McGow Mrs. J S Smith and Mrs Cynthia Millar are noted for weekend absences or returns and travel to Ottumwa Keota Columbus Junction and Burlington.
Two boys aged 13 and 14 escaped from the Soldiers' Orphans' home at Davenport yesterday morning. Cold and soaked, they trudged to Montpelier about eight hours through rain and hunger, were found by a freight conductor near the Montpelier depot, and returned to Davenport. They later confessed to escaping over a dispute about returning a package to a greenhouse and planned to reach Des Moines. They were fed at a restaurant before being sent back to Davenport on the noon train.
A refined ceremony at the Carlson home as Miss Emma Carlson wed Carl W. Enburg of Moline Ill. The crowd of about fifty witnessed Rev. Wm Mackay perform the nuptials beside a crysanthemum bell. The bride wore a white mull gown with lace, greens and whites decorated, bridesmaids wore nurselike gowns. The couple left for Chicago then Moline to establish their home.
An 1830s style remedy claims a half ounce of Virgin Oil of Pine two ounces of Glycerine and a half pint of Whisky mixed will cure any curable cough and break a cold in 24 hours. Take a teaspoonful every four hours. Ask your druggist for Leach's Virgin Oil of Pine compound pure prepared by Leach Chemical Co Cincinnati O.
Mrs. Eli Reynolds long time Foster resident in Drury township Mercer county Illinois dies at her home on Thursday November 19 1908 after a three week illness. Born January 14 1840 in Liberty Indiana she moved with her parents to Mercer county and married Eli Reynolds January 1 1866. Survived by two sons three daughters six grandchildren and one infant son who died in infancy. Funeral held November 21 at 2 pm conducted by Rev J A Spiller with pallbearers Burnie Reynolds Elmer Reynolds Anderson Reynolds Joel Hampton Byron Drury and Frank Gillette.
Fred Clifford reports his watch stolen from 212 Cedar Street. Chief Vannatta recovered the timepiece within an hour of notification. Prosecution for the offense has been temporarily dropped pending the offender's good behavior.
local residents find that mounting storm windows triggers household disputes and budget strains as winter approaches. neighbors report higher noise around the project and disagreements over material choices and contractor scheduling.
The Muscatine Aerie of Eagles plans to buy a three story building in the business district to serve as a club house. A special committee reports on Tuesday night with a decision likely to follow. the first floor would be rented while the second and third floors would be occupied by the lodge.
Miss Jessie Welsh returns from London and England for a visit before heading to Sigourney to see a ninety year old aunt. Several others including Miss Sophia Lischer, Mrs. Cavin and daughter Mildred, Miss Maude Parsons, Miss Nelle Parsons, Miss Lizzie Sipe, Mrs. Percy Mayne and Bert Parkin, and Supervisor H S Johnston are noted in social passes. Also listed are Des Moines student Helen Johnston, Kansas City visitor Glenn Albaugh, and family trips to Chicago and Muscatine for various stops.
An old article extols the stomach as the life source and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a powerful digestive aid. It claims strong digestion, relief from gas and bad breath, and that one ingredient digests 3000 times its weight. The ad asserts endorsements by 40,000 physicians and offers free trial mail delivery from F A Stuart Co. Marshall Michigan.
Mrs W A Harper and child return from West Union as Eva and Ruth Delap travel to Burlington for a weekend. Several families mark Thanksgiving with kin in Morning Sun Iowa City Lone Tree Muscatine and nearby towns. New land deals include Allen McCurdy and T J Wheir buying five acres east of McCurdy’s house with plans to move next spring.
Miss Charlotte Potter returns from Keokuk visit to Reverend J W Potter family. Y M C A Muscatine team won two Thanksgiving games in town. Miss Ellen Hinkley visited Iowa City relatives. Mr and Mrs Charles Neal welcomed a daughter Thanksgiving. Several residents traveled to Washington and Nichols for events and weddings.
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