Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered With Reward
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh through internal use and blood action, with a $100 reward for any unsolved case. It promotes testimonials and lists Toledo, Ohio address for F. J. Cheney & Co. Also notes Eva Shaw traveling from Des Moines to Davenport for the Des Moines Orphans' home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
B.e Medical
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Eva Shaw
Des Moines
Davenport
Measles, Rain, and A Remedy Testimonial
A reader credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with curing a severe measles episode after a storm. The testimonial thanks the remedy and lists local merchants selling it. Also notes J. Carson, Fred Spalding, and Will McConnell visiting from Ainsworth for Chautauqua and to visit friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Y. Wickham, Sr
Wesley Price
W. A. Walker
Chamberlain's Remedy Praised After Child’s Illness
Mrs B J Johnston of Inton Mississippi says three doctors failed but Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy helped her sick child recover within hours. The product is sold by Cook & Herman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
B. J. Johnston
Inton
Miss
Cook & Herman. T
Tricks of the types as told by a proofreading glare
A humorous survey of typographical blunders and misreadings by readers and proofs, with examples from newspapers and public figures. It covers malapropisms, garbled headlines, and mistaken phrases from journalists, editors, and printers, illustrating the peril of imperfect correction.
Presence of Mind in Emergencies
Note attributed to Lowell on how character is tested by untried emergencies and the metal of a man is revealed by presence of mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Hatching Advice From Reliable Poultry Journal
Practical tips to ensure healthy winter chicks. Use vigorous breeding stock and proper housing and feeding. Keep hatching temperatures between 40 and 50 F and avoid extremes that damage the embryo. Fresh eggs hatch best. store no more than two to four weeks. Overheating or poor incubation risks death of embryos and early chicks. A well aired cellar is acceptable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poultry Journal
Turkeys ration formula reprinted from Syracuse letters
Mrs. Floyd Gates of Jamesville New York reprints the winter letter formula she used to raise turkeys successfully. The recipe lists wood charcoal sodium chloride sodium hyposulfite sodium bicarbonate sodium sulphate and antimony sulphide with instructions to mix and feed a small handful daily increasing as birds grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Post-Standard
Floyd Gates
Jamesville
N. Y
Head Shaking Cockerels and Frosted Comb Care
Some cockerels shake heads from nerves irritation or large combs. Frosted combs cause vigorous head shaking. Discoveries of frosting should be treated with cold water or snow followed by ungent or 2 percent carbolated vaseline to soothe and protect.
West Virginia colony house shown as versatile model
The illustration presents a colony house used by the West Virginia experiment station. It is described as one of the most satisfactory designs, praised for simplicity and adaptability to warm and high latitude regions. The plan is advised against by poultrymen considering other designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia Experiment Station
West Virginia
Commencing at the Wrong End
Poultry topics advise against heavy spending on buildings and advocate investing mainly in stock and housing birds in a dry goods box until funds permit a better setup. The guidance urges prioritizing birds over facilities to avoid failure in poultry keeping.
Leg weakness in mature fowls and feeding remedy
The text notes leg weakness in mature fowls from lack of exercise. It recommends scattering feed in deep litter to induce scratching. It specifies a grain mix of three parts wheat to one part oats and corn. It also suggests feeding beef scraps year round at two ounces per fowl three times weekly.
Partridge and Pigeon Imports Raise Game Interest
The Feather reports a Pennsylvania firm importing Hungarian partridges and German Maltese pigeons in large numbers. Hungarian partridges are about twice the size of common quail. This stock was brought in for the game commissioners of Illinois and Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Ulinois
Kansas
Why Hens Roost In Trees
Do your hens roost in a tree and leave the house. Likely causes are excessive warmth and poor ventilation or crowding from too many inhabitants. Heat and vermin drive hens out.
Chautauqua Notes Show Local Guests and Socials
Chautauqua notes list numerous visitors and residents at Chautauqua grounds led by Miss Flossie Goble of Iowa Falls and Miss Vera Patterson. Attendees include Miss Ruth Williams of Cotter, Mrs. Benn of Ainsworth, Miss Kathryn Bailey, Col. D. J. Palmer, and many others attending fudge parties dinners and tent gatherings over a busy period at the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flossie Goble
Iowa Falls
Vera Patterson
Joe Calhoun
Monmouth
Chautauqua Park
Dr. Parks
Stella
Brighton
Lillian Wells
Cranston
Bert Sands
Ainsworth
Booth
Ralph Garbry
R. S. Patterson
B. V. Galbry
R. L. Patterson
Ruth Williams
Cotter
W. Roberts
Chautauqua
Benn
Alex Nelson
Jerry Eckerman
Havre
Dave Thompson
Dell Patterson
Carrie Rowan
Leona Colthurst
Ella Porter
Wynne and
Bray
Keota
Kathryn Bailey
Isabelle Kilgore
West Chester
Verle Dunham
A. B.C
Lora Martin
Etta
Nannie Laughead
Col
D. J. Palmer
Elizabeth Anderson
Arthur Johnson
Bessie Johnson
Beaver Falls
Social dance at Phoenix hall hosts out of town guests
About thirty young people attended a Wednesday social at Phoenix hall with guests Miss Julia Niver Miss Margaret Niver Jessie Stirlen Maud VanAtta and others from Muscatine Colorado Springs and Sandwich Illinois. Music by Caner’s harp orchestra. Dr W R Samson wed Bird Gorham at Burlington ceremony held at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Hall
Julia
Margaret Niver
Jessie Stirlen
Maud VanAtta
Mr. Stafford
Muscatine
Shirley McKinnie
Colorado Springs
Robertson
Sandwich
Inl
Caner
Harp
W. R. Samson
L. Samson
Miss Bird Gorham
Burlington
Samson
Afternoon Party Honors Muscatine Visitors at Rogers Home
Miss Vera Rogers hosted an afternoon event at her South avenue C home. Guests included Miss Julia Niver, Miss Margaret Niver, and Jessie Stirlen from Muscatine visiting Chau tauqua. Stella Wells won a painted plate in a 500 game. Luncheon followed hosted by Mrs. J. D. Glasgow and Cecil Rogers. Visitors Laura Yarnell, Blodwin Jones, Maud Van Atta joined from Cincinnati Burlington and Muscatine guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Rogers
South Avenue C
Julia
Margaret Niver
Jessie Stirlen
Muscatine
Rogers
Chautauqua
Stella Wells
J. D. Glasgow
Cecil Rogers
Laura Yarnell
Cincinnati
Ohio
Blodwin Jones
Burlington
Maud van Atta
Funeral Services for Henry Langenberg Held at St James Church
The funeral for Henry Langenberg began with a morning service at 10 o'clock. A G A R service at his residence preceded the procession to St James Catholic Church where Rev Father J W Sueppel conducted the rites. Pallbearers included John C Swift John Donovan P J Hanley Hugh Kendall W A Shannon and John Patterson. Interment followed at Elm Grove cemetery. Mrs O L Samson left for Wyman to visit relatives. 10 cent cakes were advertised at the Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Langenberg
St. James Church
Capt
J. A. Young
S. K. Coates
St. James Catholic Church
J. W. Sueppel
John C. Swift
John Donovan
P. J. Hanley
Hugh Kendall
W. A. Shannon
John Patterson
Elm Grove Cemetery
O. L. Samson
Wyman
Vienna
Local arrivals and gatherings as fair season opens
Morning arrivals from Havre Des Moines and Keota join residents at the Vienna and Chautauqua as state fair preparations begin. Locals plan a new baseball nine with Adams Sheare and Everett signing on while other residents visit Des Moines and Adair for fairs and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Eckerman
Havre
Vienna
J. H. Stewart
Des Moines
Ira Bowman
Oren Mauck
W. H. Greer
Adair
Iowa
Bessie
Margaret Dicken
Mrs. Dicken
Joe Arnold
Everette Iyverett
Frank Sheare Adams
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L. T Burham
V. Belier
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
East Washington St
E. A. Kennel
W. Washington
D. M. Ewing
Barbers
Bakers
Sam H. Gwin
Conard, Ga
Cook & Sher
Lord Goschen
Birmingham
Old Isaacs
Old Treloar
Die
Lustige
Petticoat Lane
Nice Loreum
Jim
Polly
Herrin
Mores
Moses
Tennyson
London Express
Turkey
Ontario Agricultural College
Ira Rathmel
Dublin
Will McElhinney
Morning Sun
Miss Lela McElhinney
James Eckles
Mary McElroy
Crooks and Dewey
Daisy Hull Startsman
East Orange
N.J
Alice Fluke
Minneapolis
Charlie Anderson
Chester Patterson
Jack Shields
Ray Guest
Edie Bovee
Hazel Ward
Fannie Winter
Helen Work
Ben Wallace
Tent 1
Harry Letts
Palo Alto
Cal
Mary Steck
Marguerite McGugin
Dorothy Miller
Hazel Martin
Gertrude Ward
Chas. Anderson
Don Bell
George Dempsey
Henry Steck
John Alex Young
C. Gardner
D. A. Boyer
John H. Gray
P. Courter
A. Ferguson
G. D. Rogers
M. H. Sweet
W. M. Skipton
Oliver Hicks
M. M. Nelson
J. A. Embree
Samuel Hearne
F. M. Crawford
B. F. Beitel
Frank Fleming
J. B. Weaver
John F. Lacey
W. B. Bell
Samuel Thompson
John Warnock
A. D. Acheson
J. B. Dey
R. H. Young
A. Hunter
M. O'Loughlin
S. D. Carris
J. Reiner
Hugh McCausland
J. M. Lytle
Captain Wilson
Ben Cherry
J. B. Crooks
W. P. Moothart
B. F. Tipton
Archie Stewart
Ford
Jeane B. Carden
Winfield
The
Roberts Furnishing Co
Wilma Row
James McFadden
Elmer
Dan Anderson
James Ferguson
John Orris
Ruth McElroy
James Hawthorne
H. C. Hull
Crawfordsville
H. Benn
Chas. MecCreedy
Sherman McCreedy
Iowa City
Marion T., Anderson
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