It's Quality That Counts Chicago Dental Company
A brief item notes Chicago Dental Company on Quality Street at Avenue I up and ID store presence.
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Newspaper
Rock Island Argus
Location
Rock Island, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1903
Page
2
A brief item notes Chicago Dental Company on Quality Street at Avenue I up and ID store presence.
Davenport reports a lumbermen gathering in the Kimball parlors with 20 plus attendees to discuss logging methods among sawmill owners from Keokuk to Stillwater. Gov. Van Sant and Cher Wilkinson led talks on upper river interests and Washington travel for representatives. A carbide gas explosion in McCausland injured J. A. Schwartz, with windows blown out and head injuries, but he is expected to recover. Davenport Masons joined Muscatine lodges for a joint meeting and banquet. Mrs. Reese, longtime Davenport resident and mother of Alden T. Reese, died at home after a long illness. funeral set for Saturday at St Joseph's. A Davenport streetcar collision injured 7-year-old Rudolph Keller while crossing Marquette Street.
A boy suffered a fractured upper right leg after a fall on the pavement. He was treated at home by Drs. Neuman and Sauer and is expected to recover. In a separate incident a woman detained for shoplifting in a large store broke down and was released without prosecution after pleading that her husband’s status and family welfare would be ruined.
Miss Olive Humphrey visiting Chicago during holidays. Mrs S F Cool in Rock Island Cordova. D ie Heany visiting friends in Moline. Mrs Mary Griswell visiting Will Guinn in Moline. Will Trent Brown's business college students home for Christmas. Mr and Mrs Richards of Moline visiting Richards' parents. Miss Hetle Vandeburgh home from Brown's Business College in Moline for holidays. Mrs Ed Cool in Rock Island last week. Albert J Drennen and Edna L Handell wed at the Handel home on Wednesday Dec 25.
Louis A. Dent, register of the District of Columbia, to take effect April 1. Otto Spengier, banker of Mena sha Wis, dies by own hand. White Star steamer Teutonic sacks mail for Great Britain, over 700000 letters on outward trip. Iowa battleship placed in commission at Brooklyn yard. Frank Kanzie, Chicago, shoots himself over Christmas gifts. Wall collapse in Brooklyn kills three workers, injures seven. Day Gould, 11, injured knee by ball. Andrew Carnegie funds 4 million for injured workers at Carnegie steel plant. George Sykes, woolen manufacturer, dies at Rockville Conn. Paris food strike grows. Lake Shore rail dividend set at 4 percent semiannual.
Travelers can buy round trip tickets on C and P railway within 200 miles with a return by January 4 at one and one third fare. C B and T Ky offers Christmas and New Year rates December 24 25 31 and January 1 at stations on the Burlington system within 200 miles of Rock Island with the same one and one third round trip fare final limit January 4.
An old advertisement features Bucklen's Arnica Salve for wounds and burns, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for digestive troubles with a testimonial from Gov. G. W. Atkinson, and Nellie’s beauty advice promising clearer skin via Rocky Mountain Tea from T. H. Thomas' Pharmacy.
Moline and East Moline factories plan Christmas week closures from tonight to Monday. Deere & Co will close tomorrow noon. Velie Carriage and others close Friday with many departments resuming Monday. A mothers and fathers meeting urged the city to oppose Sunday bowling and billiards openings. Axel Dahlheim, 4, died of pneumonia. The Moline Trust & Savings bank boosted surplus after a strong year.
A long list of hotel guests and residents at the Harper W B Stout Peari W W Newhall and the Harms and Rock Island hotels. Included are numerous names such as Geo Atwood A E Leed Miss Bertha Richards Bessie Packer John Blakely and Foley's Honey and Tar advertised as a remedy for coughs and colds. Several cities noted include Chicago Rock Island Omaha Galva and Peoria with multiple individuals and families named. The piece closes with a brief medical promotion for Foley's Honey and Tar.
Warning about substitutes offered in place of Foley's Honey and Tar Foley's Kidney Cure and Banner Salve. Dishonest dealers seek extra profit by selling worthless preparations that endanger lives. Ends with note that these medicines are for sale by all druggists.
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