Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound Endorsed by Lee Pharmacy
A. S. Jones of Lee Pharmacy Chico California praises Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound as an unparalleled cough medicine free of narcotics or harmful properties. He notes it is the only remedy he can recommend. The product is shown in a yellow package. Lemmon’s Pharmacy also carries it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Jones
Lee Pharmacy
Chico
Cal
Foley & Co
Foley
Lemmon
Rmacy
Humbert hails from New York complaining of American food
Pierre Humbert Jr a New Yorker and engineer arrives in Antwerp with wife and daughter claiming American food is impure and unsafe to eat. He criticizes New York storage and pure food laws while urging enforcement and jailed trust leaders.
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Antwerp
America
Pierre Humbert, Jr
New Yorker
Lyle
New York
Humbert
California
Great American
Trust
Pennsylvania Hibernians Open 48th Biennial Convention
In McKeesport Pennsylvania the forty eighth biennial state convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians opens with 700 delegates attending. The sessions are held at the new home of the McKeesport division of the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeesport
Ancient
Order of Hibernians of
Pennsylvania
Order
Merital Wair Tonic Endorsed by American Drug and Press Association
A promotional notice states the American Drug and Press Association authorizes its members to guarantee Merital Wair Tonic as a superior remedy. Lemmon's Pharmacy advertises it with claims of uniqueness and invites customers to try a trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Drug and Press Association
Lemmon
The Cooling Moth Threatens Iowa Apple Crops
Ames Iowa August 19 Prof S A Beach head of horticultural work at Iowa State College says the codling moth costs Iowa apple growers more money than any other pest and many orchards suffer severe losses in the southwest. Entomologist R I Webster notes that spraying can control the pest and notes timing for a second brood spray, with southern Iowa needing it by early July and Story County by July 1.
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Ames
S. A. Beach
Iowa State College
Iowa
R. I. Webster
The
College Experiment Station
Lawa
Mr. Webster
Story County
Muscatine Hosts In County Veterans Reunion Delegation
The congregational church lends its space for afternoon and evening activities. The Commercial club provides a brass band and quarters for veterans and auxiliary societies. Pearl pin badges will be given to visitors. General Sehernes reports likely large attendance from Iowa and Tennessee. The club supplies wagons for rides and transport for invalids in the procession. All old soldiers Spanish War veterans Daughters of the American Revolution urged to attend. Muscatine touted as patriotic, seeking a delegation from Washington County.
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Commercial Club
Aisk
GG. W. Sehernes
Kelloge
Iowa
Muscatine
Washington County
Meritol Rezema Remedy Ad Promotes Skin Cure
An old advertisement from Lemmon's Pharmacy urges readers not to neglect eczema and skin troubles and to buy Meritol Rezema Remedy for a promised cure. The ad emphasizes personal care and urges immediate purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemmon
Indian couple killed by two engines near Tama
John Lone, 25, and Lucy Scott Lone, 18, Mesquaki Indians living near Tama, were killed when struck by two locomotives on Northwestern tracks. They had attended a circus in Marshalltown, then walked along the tracks toward the reservation. The engines ran backward. both victims were mangled. The couple married just three weeks earlier.
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Tama
John Lome
Lucy Scott Lone
Lone
Marshalltown
Wag
Freak Apple Tree Surprises Mt Pleasant Gardeners
A freak apple tree owned by Mrs. McNeil north of the railroad track produced four pear shaped apples growing directly from the trunk. Horticulturists and locals marveled as the fruit enlarged while the owner, fearing theft, harvested the odd apples before a photograph could be taken.
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Mt. Pleasant
Iowa State College hires expert to boost apple growing
Ames is set to welcome Robert S Herrick of Colorado as a key extension department appointee. He will organize apple packing schools, teach growers marketing, and conduct lectures and demonstrations at fairs and horti cultural meetings. He will assist pruning and spraying practices and promote truck gardening development across Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Lowa
Iowa State College
Robert S. Herrick
Colorado
Iowa
State Inspectors Likely To Inspect Des Moines State Fair Grounds
Des Moines reports a scare at Hingling circus prompts talk that state inspectors will conduct a thorough check of all state fair grounds and buildings. Officials want to identify any weak safety spots as crowds gather at pavilions and the race track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Hianagera
Ake Au
Mountain climber in critical condition after West trip
Cedar Falls reported Dr. J Jensen, who recently returned from the West, is critically ill at his home with heart trouble brought on by overexertion. The physician had just completed a trip upward and plans for rest were noted.
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Cedar Falls
J. Jensen
Mount Rainier Climber Reaches Summit in One Day
A climber returning from Mount Rainier near Tacoma with William Sunday Jr. faced a three day ascent plan advised by the guard. Grave fears are entertained for his recovery after he was stricken while attending services last Sunday evening at the Danish Bethlehem Church.
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Mount Ranier
Tacoma
William Sunday, Jr
Pension checks ready for mailing to Iowa Civil War veterans
Des Moines reports that over 30,000 Iowa veterans and widows will receive long overdue pension checks after the senate yielded to the house in the pension agency dispute. Dispatches from Washington say the checks are ready for mailing at all pension agencies.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Senate
House
Washington
Gas leak traps five diggers in Knoxville sewer
Nova Kennedy, one of five men overcome by gas while digging in a Knoxville sewer ditch, remains in serious condition while four colleagues recover. A large digging machine tore open a gas main and the workers were overcome before reaching the surface. Helpers and three physicians revived them.
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Knoxville
Nova Kennedy
Western Old People's Home Opens in Cedar Falls
The Western Old People's home honoring the Pfeiffer and Merner families opened on Thursday in Cedar Falls. Evangelist Alliance of the West takes charge with Bishop Spreng of Cleveland overseeing, as many applications were received and carefully screened.
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Cedar Falls
Old People’s Home
Henry Pfeiffer
D. Merner
Evangelist Alliance of the West
Bishop Spreng
Cleveland
Iowa City Boys Undertake Long Canoe Trip
Four venture some Iowa City boys Don Luscombe Arthur Bailey Paul Smith and Allen Smith left town for a canoe trip on the Iowa and Mississippi rivers two thirds of the way to the Gulf of Mexico. Don Luscombe and Allen Smith will return around September 10 while the others continue downstream likely shipping their canoe back from Memphis.
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Iowa City
Don Luscombe
Arthur Bailey
Paul
Allen Smith
Iowa
Mississippi
Gulf of Mexico
Memphis
Gossip Sparks Tense Reconciliation Question
A fragment notes a remark about Adele and Mary causing uneasy tension as gossip circulated. The line suggests the remark gave them a choice in handling the rumor and warned them not to repeat it to each other.
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Adele
Mary
Saxo Salve touted for eczema relief for babies
In a promotional notice Sherman Bros. Drugists claim Saxo Salve stops itching and burning from eczema and rashes, absorbs into the skin to destroy germs, and promises satisfaction with a money back guarantee if not effective for eruptions and similar troubles.
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Sherman Bros., Druggista
Washington
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STECK
Steck’s Jewelry Store
John
Pierre” Humbert
Tommy Akes
Demonstra
Tion
J. FE. McNamara & Son
South Side Square
Phlcoenty Lpl Neon
Vue
Mesquakis
Mem
Ber
Ames College
Eeczema
Sale
C. M. & F. Clothing CO
Chas, H. Keck
Frank R. Sage
Washington National Bank
Washington, Lowa
See Gas Co
Per Atitssy
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