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Newspaper
Telegraph Herald
Location
Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1909
Page
5
Judge Ben will convene court Monday morning for the Adams case to be tried or postponed to the January term. Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Kramer face indictments. the county attorney confirms the Adams prosecution will proceed. A related case, the Poustoa damages suit, may also be heard if the action goes forward.
Dr Belloc promotes willow wood charcoal to prevent fermentation and gas in the stomach and intestines. Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges use willow charcoal with honey for better taste and relief after meals. Priced at 25 cents a box with free sample upon request from F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.
Rev A M Brunner known as the Illinois Cyclone will address a mass meeting of men at the local Y M C A this afternoon on Startling Questions. He is a renowned railroad evangelist and noted speaker. The meeting begins at 3 30, with a musical program featured.
Greece continues government control over key sectors with state monopolies extending to salt petroleum and matches. The policy frames pricing supply and regulation within public stewardship and national sovereignty.
Business leaders urge a bigger and better Dubuque arguing other cities’ example. They envision interurbans, widespread booster culture, and a thousand traveling salesmen promoting local retail. Plans for a Greater Dubuque will be set in motion Tuesday night.
The talk features Senator Aldrich presenting to influential businessmen and officials from Chicago and other cities on reforming the nation’s financial system. He stresses no final plan yet, urges expert study, and praises Chicago’s role while warning of past panics and the need for a stable monetary framework.
Sealed proposals will be received at the Council Chamber City Hall by the City Recorder until 8 00 p m.
Mrs Lucy Bunpy of Denver Colorado writes she was diagnosed with tuberculosis after a State Board of Health sputum test showed thousands of germs. She describes fever and hemorrhages, used Lung Germine for four months, and claims cough vanished and weight rose from 95 to 115 pounds declaring herself completely cured.
Arnold Kinselman of Bethlehem Pennsylvania reports a complete recovery from severe lung illness after four months with Lung Germine. He began treatment on April 28 weighed 105 pounds and now weighs 125 pounds, saying four bottles cured him and thanking the company.
In a letter dated July 30 1907 WM Berleman of 1448 Herbert St St Louis Missouri reports being cured of genuine tuberculosis by Lung Germine after taking two bottles in March 1902. He says five years with no relapse and notes prior symptoms including weight loss night sweats and two hemorrhages. He gives permission for the letter to be published.
Mrs H C Boldt of Cuero Texas reports a permanent cure of bronchitis and throat trouble after using Lung Germ ine three years ago. She says she has remained in perfect health, has not caught a cold, and endorses Lung Germ ine as the only medicine giving lasting relief after many treatments failed.
A letter recounts early 1900s use of Lung Germine to treat genuine consumption. The authors, a mother and daughter, claim prior doctor visits in Jackson offered no relief. After beginning Lung Germine in 1902 they say they were cured completely and permanently, with no recurrence after about five years. They praise the medicine and urge others with lung disease to try it, regardless of disease stage.
The city invites bids Thursday November 18 1909 to lay cement sidewalks on an eight inch foundation along Washington High Bluff and Twenty fourth streets in Dubuque Iowa. Work must be completed by December 1 1909 with payment due upon completion. Bidders must state price per square.
Notices call for bids on sidewalk work with a $25 certified check from a Dubuque bank as a guarantee for contract award. The requirement specifies bid security to accompany each submission and implies a binding commitment if the contract is awarded.
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