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Newspaper
Telegraph Herald
Location
Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1909
Page
3
Special Thursday matinee and night show at the Star Theater features Drink a strong drama of heart interest in motion pictures. Two reels, 2200 feet long, promises intense storytelling and a gripping performance.
Cotton, merino, wool underwear offered from mills with strong reputations. Prices range from 39 cents to 2 dollars 50 cents per garment. Rowan's located at 12th and Iowa Streets.
The article credits Mul zrew's Choice with its goodness to care cleanliness and top ingredients.
A Bar Tenders Union local plans a Wednesday night social at Germania Hall expecting about 300 couples to attend. The event aims to provide entertainment and community gathering in a union organized dance.
The timeless health story proclaims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy best for coughs and colds. Sold by all druggists, a welcome solution repeated for 36 years.
The front of the New Bijou theater shows rapid progress with gray stucco and early stained glass, drawing praise for an artistic exterior. Advertisements for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea claim liver and bowel cleansing as a path to health, endorsed by J. J. Becker and Berg and Ruegnitz.
A clipped line from The eced-up and get that makes men preat highlights Bat Mulgrew's Choice. The slogan suggests a boost to energy and resolve, urging readers to rise, act, and pursue their tasks with renewed vigor.
Joseph Meyer received a five day sentence on Tuesday for intoxication. He was arrested while he and friends were “making the rounds.” Meyer, unlike his companions, failed to keep pace and was found stupefied on the street and taken to the city station by bus.
Promote gentle relief for chronic constipation in children. The remedy is mild and effective, sold by all druggists.
The ad proclaims Diapepsin digests any meal in five minutes and relieves indigestion sour stomach heartburn and other stomach woes. It urges readers to keep the remedy handy and read the formula on the case to understand its quick action and safety.
Rowan's promotes best $15.00 suits and overcoats and notes stock is ready for the holiday rush. The store emphasizes careful wrapping of Mulgrew's Choice and highlights early shopping as merchants display novelties ahead of the season.
It goes to the root of disease, strengthens and invigorates. Its life giving qualities are not contained in any other remedy. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea has stood the severest test. For thirty years the surest remedy. J. J. Becker and Bere & Ruegnitz.
Rescue Home ladies plan a rummage sale next week to aid the home which lacks state support. The ad promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a blood purifier, endorsed by J. J. Becker and Berg Reegnitz.
Advertisement notes new fall hats available in correct blocks with savings of 50 cents to 1.00. Signals an offer to buy hats now at discounted prices.
In Chicago a dying elderly man admitted he stole a valuable diamond from Justice Vickers of the Illinois supreme court years ago. At the request of Justice Vickers, Justice Carter retrieved the jewel from the sleeper who kept it beneath his pillow and hoped to ease his conscience.
Wanted clean energetic agreeable girl in Boldt's store at 872 Main. Wanted position as housekeeper. Old phone 64. For rent modern eight room house and six room house at 1671 Iowa inquire Ferring and Kretschmer Lincoln Ride.
Elizabeth Danglemyer of East Dubuque dies at 81 with funeral planned Friday at 9 from the residence to St. Mary's church. Burial follows in East Dubuque cemetery. Friends of the family invited.
Ludwig Witter aged 72 died Tuesday morning at his home 2218 White street. Funeral Thursday at 2:00 from the residence to St. John's Lutheran church with Rev. Bergstraesser officiating. Burial will be in St. John's cemetery. friends invited.
Nicholas Gonner, famed Dubuquer, spoke to St Marys St Boniface society on Christian sociology detailing his Europe trip and private audience with the Pope. He described GermanCatholic unity, Belgian reforms, and Lourdes pilgrimages as highlights of his study of Christian social reform.
In Latin class Johnny Jones, groggy from drowsiness, asks a classmate for the verb. The friend whispers damfino leading Johnny to eagerly supply damfino, damfinare, damfinai, damfinatum to the horror of the professor.
An anecdote recalls Sir Henry Roscoe during a science lecture noticing a woman's rapt attention. After the talk she praised him yet asked a question, wondering if the celebration was inside or outside the skull.
Dr Henry C King argues for expanding freedom as a child grows and cautions that too much discipline pervading a child’s surroundings can hinder will growth. He asserts not all play should be restricted to kindergarten instruction.
Twenty years ago England detested all things American now the view has shifted. The British say American women influence local women and American men change character and business. The London Truth notes British institutions are being rebuilt to mirror the United States.
In Jellico Tennessee former Jellico Kentucky marshal James Ayres was killed during an election riot after intervening for Walter Perkins. Rufe Thompson and Perkins were involved. Ayres fired a pistol but an outsider shot him. Thompson was wounded and Perkins beaten. several arrests followed.
The Iron Age notes an alloy of two parts aluminium and one part zinc called alzene. It equals good cast iron in strength, resists oxidation, and has an even white color. It melts at a low red heat but is brittle, making it unsuitable where brass like toughness is needed.
A sharp quote on reputation and its fragility circulates as discussions on how quickly a name can be tarnished. Analysts note the tension between public perception and personal responsibility in media discourse.
The phrase his mother's white headed boy appears across Irish fairy tales from the last century. Irish mothers who knew fairies kept the secret for the white headed boy of the family. Gerald Griffin used the phrase in one of his best short stories, borrowing it from an ancient Celtic text.
A Persian shah once visited a lady who owns a jewel encrusted thimble considered the costliest in England. He stayed only half an hour, and the jeweled thimble was a royal gesture, though the lady finds it the most uncomfortable to wear.
A witty London Observer critique mocks male stereotypes about luxury and femininity. It argues that lace and chiffons are essential to women's wellbeing, just as walking sticks, watches, footballs, and whiskies are to men.
Advertising through the sandwich man began in Florence in 1846 and persists as a common street sight in large cities today.
The report ranks parley production with Russia as the largest producer, followed by Germany in second place and the United States close behind in third.
The advertisement promotes Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for indigestion by supplying a key element missing from gastric juices. It claims stomachs digest food more efficiently and convert it into blood, with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved. Available in 25, 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes at various Dubuque Rexall stores.
A young Japanese man who recentIy died by leaping into Asama volcano left a note stating despair compelled him to choose a splendid death and ascend the mountain smoke to a higher life above the sky.
A country girl complains that farmers adulterate food at the source. She alleges preservatives in products and a farmer scattering chemical mixtures on ground for corn and salting cattle, claiming there is no pure food nowadays.
A Wallula Gateway item notes many coyotes pups dug from ground with natives obtaining nine cubs in a single burrow and paying a dollar per scalp, implying a profitable but alarming practice.
A newly found pyramesa was located near Avalon bay. It measures about a foot long with an opening at one end. The creature emits a faint glow until approached or startled, then it blazes into a vivid green glare when touched.
A Paris woman starts a maid service supplying bridesmaids to single women with no friends. Each girl earns five dollars per appearance as bridesmaid, while the bride covers any new clothing costs if she wants fresh attire.
A young Long Island woman collected 200 dollars for a broken rib half an hour after her automobile incident, yielding two hundred dollars more than a male victim in a separate total loss case.
The first watches are said to have been produced in Nuremberg in 1477 but had little practical use until the spiral balance spring was invented by Hooke in 1595.
The article notes cheap labor as the main obstacle to introducing modern machinery in India. It argues that low wage work limits incentives for adopting advanced equipment and productivity gains.
A short proverb style note shows a craftsman accepting authority and letting the boss have his way, illustrating quiet deference and workplace harmony.
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