Catarrh and Cold Can Lead to Consumption if Unchecked
Early severe colds often progress to consumption when untreated. Most chronic coughs, catarrh, or lagrippe herald a fatal end if not addressed. Physicians note early symptoms can mimic typhoid malaria whooping cough or heart trouble leading to misdiagnosis. Lung experts then investigate for proof of consumption.
District Conference to Be Held by Muscatine YMCA
Cedar Rapids District YMCA convention in Muscatine November 23 to 25 expects large attendance. Noted speakers include President MacLean of the State University and President Charles E. Shelton of Simpson College. L Wilbur Messer of Chicago will present and motivate a robust program for the coming year. The event aims to boost YMCA activity across Upper Iowa University Epworth Seminary Coe College and nearby associations.
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Young Men's Christian Association
MacLean
The
State University
Charles E. Shelton
Simpson College
L. Wilbur Messer
Chicago Association
Messer
United States
Muscatine
Upper Iowa University
Epworth Seminary
Dubuque
Coe College
Manchester
Independence
Cornell College
Davenport State University Sends Large Delegations
Davenport State University along with Clinton and Muscatine communities have pledged to dispatch sizable delegations, signaling broad regional support.
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Davenport
State University
Clinton
Muscatine
Vinegar factory leased to become button plant in La Crosse
La Crosse Wisconsin October 6 Henry Hallauer returning from Europe will own most stock and lead the new button factory. Twenty seven bank sawing machines and finishing equipment will convert blanks into buttons. Operations start in six weeks.
Storm Floods Oshkosh Cause Major Damage
Oshkosh Wisconsin reports heavy rain flooding lower Main street cellars and causing thousands in losses. Local schools were struck by lightning with minor building damage noted at Second Ward School. In Springfield Indiana memorial services honored Senator John M Palmer with addresses praising the veteran.
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Lower Main Street
Frentz
Second Ward
Springfield
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James E. Meanderson
L. A. Coleman
Manistee railroad worker killed by falling tree near Interlaken
Copemish Michigan October 6 John Smith of this village was struck by a falling tree while working on a new sidetrack of the Manistee and Northeastern railroad north of Interlaken and died three hours later authorities said.
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Copemish
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Manistee and Northeastern
Interlaken
John Smith
Fashion Notes on Skirts and Flare in Season Styles
Fashion notes discuss how skirts achieve flare without crinoline using under-ruffles feather boning and bottom stiffeners. Drop skirt styles show outer fabric over lining, with pleats, ruffles, or circular flounces. Descriptions of a velvet trimmed waist and a season fancy No. 8082 jacket pieces highlight empire bows bolero collars and medallion button details.
Velvet ribbons and straps offered in garment patterns
The notice suggests using velvet ribbons across the front or velvet straps for garments. Patterns for the illustrated garments are 10 cents each, with number and size given, and three days allowed for possible order delays. Address at the head of the Notes.
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