What Do They Cure Dr Pierce’s Medicines Discussed
The article explains that Golden Medical Discovery is a potent alterative and tonic improving mucous linings in the nose throat bronchi stomach bowels and bladder. Favorite Prescription strengthens overworked women, regulates functions, relieves pain, and improves overall health. Both medicines are non alcoholic non secret true glyceric extracts from native American plants and sold by medicine dealers. Dr Pierce’s Pellets aid digestion and liver bowels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree
Golden Medical Discovery
Penotene
Weather Forecast for Iowa Today and Tomorrow
Special weather forecast from Washington on June 18 predicts threatening showers and thunderstorms tonight with cooler conditions ahead. Outlook for Friday shows southerly portions and east areas experiencing unsettled skies and a drop in temperatures.
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Washington, D. C
The
Evening Journal
Iowa
Mrs Bridges Visiting Daughters in Grandview this Week
Mrs D M Bridges of Grandview is spending the week with her daughters the Misses Bridges on East Main Street.
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D. M. Bridges
Grandview
Misses Bridges
East Main Street
County News: Happenings in the County Communities
Items of local news reported by correspondents cover various community events and day to day activities across the county. Readers learn about civic matters social gatherings and notable occurrences shaping daily life in the region.
Sunday visits and local notices in Keota area
June 17 residents report at Wash Patten home and other visits. Mrs. Long returns from Pittsburg convention and southern Illinois relatives. Mrs. Reinert arrives from Muscatine. Deep well work begins for waterworks. Oskaloosa kin visit cousin Kincaid. Misses Stephen Hulse Dewis Lindauer Vincent Warrington sail to Washington for normal. M. E. Sunday school picnic at park with Keota band. Keith Droz and Dudley Gray found after creek search. whistle alerts end search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Glover
Frank
Washppaten
Sueytle
H. A. Long
Pittsburg
Illinois
J. N. Reinert
Muscatine
Sigourney
J. R. Hamilton
Ed Daiber
Oskaloosa
Kincaid
Jean Stephen
Ruby Hulse
Vina Dewis
Ruth Lindauer
Grace Vincent
Pearl Warrington
Washington
Tony
M. E
Keota
Keith Droz
Dudley Gray
Youngers
Thimble Bee Honors Mrs Meilicar's Visit in Anamosa
Ladies hosted a thimble bee yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Chas. Meilicar of Anamosa who has been visiting for some time.
Local Notes From Kalaina And Nearby Areas
Cal Grady bought sheep from Tony Eckles today. Miss Bertha Grady visited Mrs Hager Friday before leaving for Muscatine. Miss Eva Stoner visiting Iowa City this week. Miss Pearl Eyers visiting Iowa City Saturday. Edna Allen Celia Snider and Lizzie Tice attending state normal Cedar Falls this week. Elsie Snider resigns as central girl at Mutual telephone office. Wm Palmer in Chicago visiting daughter in Rockford Illinois before returning home.
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Cal Grady
Tony Eckles
Frank Friese
Richmond
Mr. Dunlap
Washington
Mary Deweese
Montana
Pearl Eyers
Iowa City
Bertha Grady
Hager
Muscatine
Eva Stoner
Doctor Jones
Sherman Sleichter
Ed Wertz
Grandma Memler
Fern Rogers
Ethel Carpenter
Wellman
Edna Allen
Celia Snider
Lizzie Tice
State Normal
Cedar Falls
Elsie Snider
Mutual Telephone Office
Wm. Palmer
Chicago
Rockford
Wedding of Miss Jessie Carpenter and Mr Fred Edwards
Miss Jessie Carpenter and Mr Fred Edwards near Pack unite in marriage by Rev Will Ballard of Cottonwood. Mrs Evan Sellers visits her mother, while David N Dawson stays at Sunny Thomas Turner visits Jacob Shaffer. Mrs Reuben Turner ill. Mr and Mrs Fred Cold seen with Mr and Mrs M D Conley. D O Davison improving. Mrs Will Miller visits near Mt Ayr. Miss Jessie Kneer returns home after visiting sister Mrs Will Miller.
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Jessie Carpenter
Fred Edwards
Will Ballard
Cottonwood
Evan Sellers
David N. Dawson
Thomas Turner
Jacob Shaffer
Reuben Turner
Fred Cold
M. D. Conley
D. O. Davison
Will Miller
Mt Ayr
Jessie Kneer
Local Notes From a June Visit and Visits
June 17 notes show D O Davison and his mother returning from Washington while J W Davison called on Frank Davison. Miss Nordyke visits Mrs Birch Heyde. J J Adrian helps Peter Fritz. Fred Altman leaves Joe ees job for Packwood. Darnell builds dam to keep road water off Will Stockman’s corn. Lizzie Wortley visits M P Crandall in afternoon. Ervan Barnett returns from Swedesburg. Mary Tucker visits near Noble. Mrs Marinda Hiller and son John visit W J Dawson. J W Dawson sells a herd of cattle recently.
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D. O. Davison
Washington
J. W. Davison
Frank
Nordyke
Birch Heyde
J. J. Adrian
Peter Fritz
Fred Altman
Joe Ees
Packwood
Chas
Darnell
Will Stockman
Lizzie Wortley
M. P. Cranda
Ervan Barnett
Swedesburg
Mary Tucker
Noble
Marinda Hiller
John
W. J. Dawson
J. W. Dawson
Local Notes From Burlington Area June Meeting and Travel
June 17 report from the Burlington area notes J A Frey leaving for the district postmasters meeting in Burlington. Mrs Hebel ill at her son's home in Aledo. Children’s day exercises set for Sunday June 21 at Mennonite church. Mrs A Hagie and Miss Effie Johnson visiting from Wayland and Burlington. Farmers begin clover hay cutting. J H Witting and son Paul visited Washington. Effie Leeper at Washington normal. Eli Speider shipped hogs to Chicago. Mrs Emma Roberts and daughter from Washington DC visited Ed Rinner home. Mrs John C Roth and Katie Roth back from Ohio. Neal of Washington sawing lumber on Crooked Creek will finish this week. Young folks hosted a party at J A Frey home Wednesday. C B&Q building new bridges west of town. Stella Rinner at Henry County Normal in Mt Pleasant.
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J. A. Frey
Burlington
Hebel
Aledo
Ill
Mennonite
A. Hagie
Wayland
Effie Johnson
J. H. Witting
Paul
Washington
Effie Leeper
Eli Speider
Chicago
Emma Roberts
Washington, D. C
Ed Rinner
John C. Roth
Katie
Ohio
Neal
Crooked Creek
Miller Estate
Stella Rinner
Henry County Normal
Mt. Pleasant
Local Social Notes From Richland Area
Mrs Halferty is quite poorly. The Rev Mr and Mrs Sopher left for a two week visit at Oskaloosa. Mr and Mrs B Jones of Keota visit daughter Mrs J C Brollar west of town. Miss Black of Ottumwa visits Aunt Mrs I M Walker in north Richland. Mrs James Greenlee and daughter Frankie travel in Chicago this week. Robert Bailey seeks specialist in Chicago after illness. returns this morning. Mrs Orba Swayze of Eldora visits her parents. John Walker of Kansas City visits his father in law G W Brolliar. Mrs Bent Bottorf hosts a gathering.
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Halferty
Sopher
Oskaloosa
B. Jones
Keota
J. C. Brollar
Miss Black
Ottumwa
I. M. Walker
North Richland
James Greenlee
Frankie
Chicago
Robert Bailey
Orba Swayze
Eldora
Greeson
John Walker
Kansas City
G. W. Brolliar
Bent Bottorf
Prayer at the Republican National Convention by Rev. Dr. John Wesley Hill
Rev. Dr. John Wesley Hill of the Metropolitan Temple in New York delivers a prayer at the Republican National Convention. He invokes light, liberty, divine blessing for the United States, its leaders, judges, governors, and citizens, and pleads for peace, justice, and the worldwide spread of liberty and righteousness.
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John Wesley Hill
Metropolitan Temple
New York
Plymouth Rock
Lincoln
United States
Lord
Christ
Coppoick Sunday Services and Local Social Notes
June 17 brief in Coppoick reports Sunday worship at 11 am and 7 pm led by Rev. Mr. Hunt of Fairfield. Social visits noted include Will Kurtz family with Ab Edwards, Mrs. Alonzo Darnell of Eureka with Mary McKenzie, Helen Allen of Wayland with Chris Kauffman, Zillman visiting N. C. Essley family, and Ben Neff returning home from Muscatine after treatment. Mrs. Ab Edwards is very ill with little hope of recovery. Mary McKenzie shows some improvement.
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Hunt
Fairfield
Will Kurtz
Ab Edwards
Alonzo Darnell
Eureka
Mary McKenzie
Helen Allen
Wayland
Chris Kauffman
Smith College President L Clark Seelye Retires
Northampton Mass June 18 The resignation of L Clark Seelye president of Smith College since 1873 has been announced by the trustees He has reached seventy and wishes to retire at that age The move ends his long tenure guiding the college founded in 1873
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Prexy Seelye
Northampton
Mass
L. Clark Seelye
Smith College
Smith Seelye
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