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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1908
Page
4
An old home remedy recommends mixing Virgin Oil of Pine compound with glycerine whisky to treat colds and coughs. It asserts a tea spoon daily dose clears a cold in 24 hours, notes no opiates, and urges buying pure Pine Oil compound from Leach Chemical Co. and avoiding bulk products.
The case against J. C. Sodini charged with breach of the Sabbath by producing a Sunday play was not tried today before Judge H. S. Howe. No hearing time was set. attorneys to select a date.
F. S. Brown pleaded guilty to drunkenness before Judge H. S. Howe and was fined one dollar plus costs. He was arrested after raising a disturbance at the Dun bar restaurant, according to police.
Several Muscatine members of Kaaba Temple at Davenport left noon to attend the reunion of the Scottish Rite Masons in Davenport.
The Rock Island lines southwest district timetable takes effect Sunday October 25 at 12:01 a m. Changes include No 11 arriving 11 02 p m, No 89 freight west bound arriving 8 25 instead of 9 30, No 12 at 3 08 instead of 3 45, No 62 at 5 30 instead of 5 37, and No 2 eastern bound arriving four minutes earlier than 8 30. Wilton and Montezuma branch trains stay the same.
A cosmetic recipe touts Eppotone as a simple inexpensive skin aid for fall and winter. Mix 2 ounces Rose Water 1 ounce Cologne Spirits 4 ounces Eppotone dissolve in hot water cool strain add liquids apply daily. The preparation is said to keep skin clear white soft and velvety and not rub off.
The fifty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs J B Jarvis of 617 Last Seventh street was celebrated when about 80 members of the Women s Relief Corps of the local G A R Post surprised the couple at their home last evening. They received a china dish and were noted as longtime residents of Muscatine after marrying in Vernon New Jersey on October 22 1853.
In a dual indoor athletic meet at the YMCA gym last evening the employed boys defeated the intermediates 49 to 1. Gould Herwig or Appel swept all firsts in 15 yard dash, shot put, broad jump, fence vault and high jump. both teams had 15 men in 5 events.
Mr and Mrs Frank Crow were surprised at their home on Demorest avenue last evening by a number of friends. Games were played and a rug was presented to the hosts by the guests.
Soloman Brothers and Lempert sue Louie Cohn claiming 643.50 is owed for goods shipped to Moline Famous Clothing Company and guaranteed by Cohn. Carskaddan and Pepper are the plaintiffs’ attorneys.
A miscellaneous shower was given for Miss Clara Dale in honor of her engagement to Francis Richards. Guests enjoyed vocal and instrumental music and other friendly pastimes. Refreshments were served and many beautiful presents were received.
A profitable session of the W R C Industrial was held at the G A R hall yesterday afternoon. A large crowd of women were present and much sewing was accomplished.
A leading actress boasts a Marmola based regimen to enhance her figure and stamina claiming it powers a performance season. She praises the doctor supplied mix and warns against cheap substitutes while promoting Marmola Co Detroit Michigan.
An attempted break in at 921 Oak Street near 11:30 PM was thwarted when the occupants confronted a man approaching the back porch. He fled before a description could be obtained.
A group of local basketball players from Van Atta & Elfers Commercial College left the city this afternoon by automobile for Lone Tree Iowa to play the Independents tonight.
The Knights of Columbus Laurent Council will hold a regular session this evening at 7 30 in the K of C Hall. Full attendance is requested by A G Bestenlehner F S.
Chiropodist Mrs W H Mark provides foot massage pedicuring and foot care services. Graduate of E Burnham, she can be reached at telephone 246 M.
E Vanatta suffered a painful injury this morning when his right eye was pierced by flying steel pieces at the Automatic button factory. Dr. E B Fulham rendered medical care.
The Maennerchor society voted to admit three new members at its meeting held last night.
Ed Ingham returns from a business trip while L. A. Brandenburg plans to settle in Los Angeles. Lilly's advertises a bread sale on Saturday and a veils sale at half price. Knights of Columbus meets at Maccabee hall as residents travel to Wilton and Imperial Valley California.
The Sycamore street side superstructure and scaffolding were removed today as brick work on that side is finished. The building presents an imposing appearance and is among the finest in the region. North side brick work remains unfinished but due in a few days.
Druggist Havercamp assures readers of his weight gain remedy Samose that refunds are offered if customers do not gain health or increase weight. He cites a low return rate and strong demand, stating the guarantee applies in full both in spirit and letter and invites publication for public reassurance.
A small cottage at 1235 Dale Street occupied by Samuel Wilhelm was completely destroyed by a morning fire reported at 11 o clock. Valued at 150 dollars for the structure and 150 dollars for household goods, the cause is under investigation with chimney as a probable source.
The Y W C A announces a Halloween event on Saturday October 31 at the rooms. Juniors meet at 2:00 PM for an hour of gym games followed by club work for both the K C s and the BD Time: The message invites members to join in past present and future fun.
Des Moines campaigner George L. Dobson reports Taft has strong backing in Kentucky after his Missouri victory. He travels the Bluegrass State urging support and predicts Taft will win the state.
The Louisville Herald described a seasoned campaigner as one of the most experienced on the stump, noting his long tenure and credible presence in public speaking engagements. The remark emphasizes his leadership role and enduring influence in political rallies.
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