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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1902
Page
4
The piece surveys large numbers of people being treated and those awaiting cure, highlighting mass medical efforts and the scale of care reaching many individuals. It emphasizes the breadth of victims and the widespread impact of therapeutic work.
An advertisement claims Che Hopkins Medical Institute offers free consultations to determine health state with expert physical diagnosis in the United States. It promises to identify how you feel, locate pains and reveal symptoms without questions.
A testimonial from J. J. McCord of LaHarpe Illinois dated November 29 1900 reports rapid health restoration after five weeks on Dr Hopkins compound treatment. He requests medicine for his mother Mrs S B Undebill of Canton Illinois noting dropsy kidney and liver trouble and crediting the medicine with relief.
Lena I1l Ma 25 1900 letter from J R Eustice describes head pain and blood stagnation, threat of paralysis, nervous system derangement, and discouragement. After three years with Dr Hopkins, he claims marked improvement, blood circulation restored, and overall progress.
La Harpe resident Mr Endres spoke at the Stronghurst opera Louse to a crowd of hundreds about his cure from rheumatism by Mr Hopkins. He said the testimony aimed to help others and prove Hopkins could relieve pain others could not.
Mary Bongye describes relief from catarrh after three weeks of treatment by Dr. Hopkins and urges interested readers to inquire further. Rebecca Hulet reports dropsy and kidney trouble resolved in three weeks, noting daily urine output reduction and cure in Lena Illinois and Michieal South Sapiniaw.
After thirty years of study and wide practice across the globe, Dr Hopkins is described as a perfect physician. Free consultation and examination offered to prospective patients.
The piece argues advertising aims not for immediate sales but to plant a lasting association between a merchant and dry goods. Persistent locals and display ads build name recognition so that when people think of dry goods they think of the firm. Constancy and repetition win belief and confidence.
For sale a 12 gauge Remington hammerless shotgun in first class condition priced cheap. Enquire at 226 Iowa Avenue. Wanted a good seamstress at 410 West Fourth Street. Apply Saturday with references.
The subject pled guilty and asked mercy. Judge Hudson imposed ten days at hard labor in the county jail, but suspended the sentence during good behavior.
The Salvation Army announces a special Saturday evening meeting and all day Sunday including a Sunday holiness service at 11 o clock and sworn in recruits at 3 o clock. Brigadier Taft from Omaha will conduct all meetings and welcomes all attending.
Garret was sentenced by Judge Brannan to 12 months in the Mt. Pleasant inebriate asylum and will be transported by Sheriff Stuart this evening. Brannan also presided over the Tiecke Edwards case as it proceeded, while Elize Stoker seeks a divorce from H Stoker. Brannan warned others as he delivered a closing lecture.
The Independent club gathered at Mrs G A Reinicke's East Sixth street home Thursday with 21 members, six new admissions, music by Mrs Anna Othmer and Miss Ethel Reinicke, a lunch, and a visit to the Old Ladies Home to honor Mrs Major Johns with two bouquets. Maud McCurdy and Ben Nyenhuis wed at 8:30 PM at the McCurdy residence 604 East Sixth. They plan to set up on West Eighth street and host after Oct 20.
Cal Schreiber was arrested on cemetery road for using indecent language and hurling epithets at a passing woman. A warrant by Mrs Geibel led to police action. he appeared before Judge Hudson and waived examination.
I am going south to spend the winter. My son, Frank R. Halstead, will take charge of the business. William R. Halstead.
Wood and Ward present Two Merry Tramps described as refined and pure comedy with no suggestive content. The Oct 24 show at Grand Opera House promises wholesome entertainment for all audiences.
A capable company and tasteful scenery promise a high order performance. A dramatic third act features a hero saving his sister Mable from death by swinging from a cliff on a large hoisting crane just before an explosion.
David Higgins presents The Secret Dispatch a fine new play at the Grand Opera House on Oct 21. The drama promises intense scenic display a powerful story of home life during the Civil War with pretty period costumes and several dramatic scenes.
A dialect snippet reports observers claiming the Senate will abolish the Sergeant at Arms office and appoint a new official referee instead. The exchange notes skepticism about the change and identifies the proposed replacement role.
A Grand Theatre run of In Convict Stripes promises strong audience turnout as a sensational drama of heart and human emotion. The play follows virtue and fidelity through vicissitudes, presenting stirring episodes drawn from the lives of its central characters.
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