Fragrance 08 Perfume Promises Subtle Finish of Grace
A compact, period style note describes Fragrance 08 as a refined power akin to a gentlemanly finishing touch, suggesting its aroma lends grace and polish to the wearer.
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Newspaper
Upper Des Moines Republican
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1908
Page
6
A compact, period style note describes Fragrance 08 as a refined power akin to a gentlemanly finishing touch, suggesting its aroma lends grace and polish to the wearer.
Chicago dispatch reports Governor Charles N. Haskell of Oklahoma has resigned as treasurer of the Democratic national committee. He will sue President Roosevelt and W. R. Hearst, and warned he will pursue legal penalties for attacks on his reputation. Charges include links to Standard Oil subsidiaries and opposition to labor, with past involvement in the Prairie Oil and Gas case and various alleged stock schemes.
Rural schools in Amsterdam township Hancock county Iowa show high progress with modern school houses slate blackboards dustless chalk and modern desks. Free text books writing materials and dictionaries are provided along with magazines for reading. Teacher pay scales reward high certificates and first grade teachers receive extra. The township comprises Bohemians Norwegians Swedes Dutch Germans and Americans. Leadership by Ole T. Rikansrud secretary and A M Deyoe county superintendent drives the effort.
A major Kellogg fire started from a burning rubbish pile and swept a large east Main Street block, damaging or destroying the hardware store Bobzin & Bon, Bobzin Bros general store and opera house, a drug store, Burton & Co State Bank, a new Carl Bobzin residence, and the Alex Fisher livery stable. The fire emptied the reservoir as volunteers from Newton and Grinnell aided, with the Grinnell steamer saving the district while communication failed.
Fort Madison marks the centennial celebration of its stockade fort with flag-raising by Company A. Lt. Kingsley and U S troops began drills ten years ago, with descendants of Betsy Ross in attendance. The fort, erected on the Mississippi river banks, opened under U S government direction and sparked tensions with the Sac and Black Hawk treaty disputes.
John Kees, a former Creston druggist, sues to undo a scheme by B H Merrifield and L N Merrifield who offered a 7000 Arkansas farm for his drug store and home valued at 2500 each. While Kees toured the land the Merrifields sold the store and deeds were issued to a third party Allen F. Hock. The farm was misrepresented and the Merrifields disappeared, leaving Kees ousted and seeking court relief.
The heirs of Thomas Brandon, partner with Frank R. Crocker in the Russell bank, began buying all outstanding certificates and paying the balance due. Receiver Anderson has paid about 47000 dollars, leaving 57100 dollars to settle all claims in full. Brandon heirs have court permission to sell part of the property listed last year for creditors and will pay depositors 190 cents on the dollar within a year after the immediate dividend for First National Bank depositors.
England born James Woodward, who settled in Dubuque young and became a cabinet millionaire, died August 20. Kirby Stephen residents held a memorial service for him, noting his charity including a pension fund for needy local preachers and widows. Also, Corning residents push 1600 names to place a county high school measure on the ballot with a 4 mill tax, Bancroft reports a barn fire destroying 30 tons hay and 300 bushels oats, causing about 1200 dollars in losses.
The Lamoni Harvest Home Festival closed after two days of strenuous activity with judges and exhibitors. Judge Darling of Ames presided over livestock judging, Judge Pedrick of Ottumwa judged poultry, and Col W P Hepburn gave an address on the citizen. Humeston’s batt team played Lamont in hot games and wrestling matches were described as the swiftest seen in southern Iowa.
A fire in Waverly completely destroyed the municipally owned water and lighting plants. Loss estimated at nearly $50,000 with only $8,000 insured. City left without fire protection and in darkness.
Funeral for Lieut. Selfridge killed in the Wright airplane fall at Fort Myer was held at Arlington National Cemetery. The Episcopal burial rite was observed at the grave as troopers fired a salute, with honorary pallbearers including Alexander Graham Bell Maj. G. C. Squier Octave Chanute Glenn Curtiss Capt. F. W. Baldwin Percy Bradford and J. A. D. McCurdy.
The work on Sioux Citys new auditorium has started on the Seventh and Reynolds street lot. Lytle Construction Co. received the building contract and the structure is to be completed in about four months. A special committee managing the stock sale has nearly finished its duties.
W H White of Boyne City Michigan leader of White Bros has completed a 2 million investment in Vancouver Island timber. The move is for a syndicate of Chicago capitalists and follows a Vancouver Canada report.
In Bronx City on September 28 a heavy rain ended a long dry spell. The rain returned after 26 days of drought. A fragment mentions the widow of General Bragg in New Orleans also dated September 28, with unclear name Bragg.
Reports from St Paul Cedar Rapids and Madison detail Taft remarks on Foraker statement and Roosevelt letter. Bryans activities begin in Madison as he drafts reply to Roosevelt and Haskell charges. Separate notes show Hisgen in Kansas City and Chafin addressing St Louis crowd attacking both major parties on liquor policy.
A major fire in Fond du Lac Wisconsin caused about 260000 in losses on Saturday. St Josephs Catholic church and parsonage 100000 Congregational church 76000 Crescent garage and seven automobiles 35000 St Peters Lutheran church steeple 7000 Grant public school 10000 and former Mayor Mayhams residence 10000. The blaze started with a gasoline explosion in Crescent garage and wind spread flames to nearby church properties. Wire brands from the fires ignited roofs over a ten block area.
Berlin reports a collision of two trains on the elevated railroad after a mis placed signal Saturday afternoon. Fourteen people died and many were injured as a crowded car was hurled onto the street forty feet below. Police and ambulances rushed to the wreck as rescuers began removing the dead and wounded.
New York dispatches report Commander Robert B Peary sailed in July aboard the Roosevelt in a new attempt on the north pole The Erik collided with an iceberg causing serious damage Roosevelt left Kitab August 17 and proceeding along the shore Capt Bartlett notes the probe continues Federation of Labor Convention in Washington calls for the twenty eighth annual AFL meet Denver November 9 with delegates to be chosen two weeks prior and sent to Secretary Morrison
A note from Bilver Creek Nebraska dated September 38 reports about a hundred farmers opposing the Union Pacific right of way. The readable fragments indicate land adjacencies and local tensions over the railroad expansion affecting farmers and property.
A vintage medical ad touts Dr R V Plorca Buffalo NY remedy with Golden Seal root Queen’s root and Bloodroot. It claims blood purification digestive and immune benefits with non alcoholic formula and all healing salve for skin sores. The piece promotes Dr Pierce’s All Healing Salve and Pleasant Pellets as complements.
A dated advertisement touts Dr Shoop s Health Coffee as a harmless alternative to real coffee made from toasted cereals malt and nuts. It promises quick preparation with no lengthy boiling and claims expert tasting will be fooled by its flavor. Sold by R H Miller.
P J Daly of 1247 West Congress Street Chicago cites Electric Bitters as a tonic that helped his frail mother gain flesh and strength. He claims rapid relief for stomach and kidney issues and urges readers in need of a strengthening medicine to try the remedy, noting it is sold at R H Millers drug store for pennies.
A historical note touts Kennedy's Laxation Cough Syrup as a remedy for colds. It claims indirect cause via constipation and promotes gentle bowel movement while soothing throat irritation and inflammation. Sold by all dealers.
Public health claim urges every person to know health hinges on kidneys. The advertisement touts Ioley's Kidney Remedy as capable of curing kidney and bladder disease in any form, strengthening organs to restore function. It warns that delayed use may risk high blood pressure and diabetes.
DeVli’s Carbalized Witch Hazel Salve is recommended as the best remedy for itching and skin irritations. The product promises quick relief and is claimed to be effective for various skin conditions, available through dealers nationwide.
An old advertisement fragment claims Kodol will aid digestion by allowing the stomach to rest and then resume work. It describes the product as making the stomach feel sweet and pleasant, and notes it is sold by all dealers.
Farmers are urged to apply for loans at the Kossuth County State Bank as the institution announces its lowest interest rate on farm loans.
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