Lecture Course Draws Interest With Notable Acts
The pres house plans a lecture series this year despite uneven patronage last year. Notables include Doctor Driver Governor Johnson and The Dunbar Bell Ringers Hungarian Orchestra Mrs Lenora Lake and Germaine. Backers include Alex Miller Schuyler Livingston U S Smith Charles Needham and Orville Elder.
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Washington
Alex Miller
The
Democrat
Schuyler Livingston
U. S. Smith
Charles Needham
Orville Elder
Doctor Driver
Governor Johnson
Minnesota
Dunbar Bell
Lenora Lake
Germaine
Hyomei Promises Cure for Catarrh and More
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a complete remedy for catarrh, claiming it cures the condition in days and also treats asthma, bronchitis, coughs, colds, and infant’s croup. A customer testimonial from C N Lindsy of Mitchell South Dakota is cited, and Lemmon’s Pharmacy is noted as the seller with an inhaler and Hyomei bottle priced at one dollar.
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C. N. Lindsy
East First Ave
Mitchell
8. D
Lemmon’s
Hyomei
How to Get Strong
P J Daly of 1247 W Congress St Chicago promotes Electric Bitters as a tonic and strengthener. He cites his elderly feeble mother’s marked flesh gain insomnia relief and steady strength improvement. The remedy claims to aid stomach liver and kidney issues and is sold at Lemmon's Pharmacy for 50 cents under guarantee.
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P. J. Daly
Congress St
Chicago
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
Ground cherries 5 cents a quart at Highland Park nursery
Local notes report 5 cent quarts of ground cherries at Highland Park nursery. West Chester businessman R. Wells visited town. Mrs. Harry Friend spent time with the Shearer family in town. Mrs. Ott visiting Mt. Pleasant with son Allen. Mrs. Meyers and baby from Muscatine visiting Ed McCaulley. Tillotson's Pantatorium advertising at Harry McCulley's barber shop. Mrs. Ralph Cord to Knoxville for bakery work. Mrs. Portlock of Illinois visiting daughter Mrs. Wilcox then to Fairfield. Dougherty Bros advertises over 500 new fall patterns and measuring for a fit. Keota baseball team passed through en route home from Muscatine after four losses to Muscatine.
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R. Wells
West Chester
Harry Friend
Marshalltown
W. D. Shearer
Ott
Allen Ott
Mt. Pleasant
Wm. Meyers
Baby
Muscatine
Ed McCaulley
Tillotson
Harry McCulley
Ralph Cord
Knoxville
Cord
Keota
Pantatorium Expert Karl Rice Takes Manager Post
Karl Rice of the Des Moines Pantatorium and Dress Club is now manager of the Shel Labarger Pantatorium. He specializes in ladies dress goods and is an expert pantatorium man. Offers ladies and men’s suits overcoats straw hats dyeing dry cleaning and shoe shining. Send your shoes in. Phone 342. 74-66.
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Karl Rice
DES Moines Pantatorium and Dress Club
Shellabarger Pantatorium
Rice
Talk by Rev S K Coates at First United Presbyterian
The Rev S K Coates will speak Thursday at 2 30 PM in the First United Presbyterian U S room under the Woman's Christian Temperance union. Topic How Should the Church Help the Cause of Temperance and devotional focus My Individual Responsibility Luke 12 48. Public invited. meetings open to all.
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S. K. Coates
First United Presbyterian U. S
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
First United Presbyterian Church
Everson Estate Property For Sale Adjoins City Library
The Everson property adjoining the City Library includes lot seven, block nine, and lot one, block twenty-six in Highland Park. These parcels are offered for sale to close the estate of Mrs. EK E. Everson. For price and terms, see 67 tf A. Anderson, Executor.
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Everson
Highland Park
EK. E. Everson
Tf A. Anderson
When Trifles Become Troubles in Health Ads
A brief health notice urges immediate use of Foley's Kidney Remedy for suspected kidney problems to prevent Bright's disease or diabetes. Delay worsens illness and Foley's is recommended by Lemmon's Pharmacy. Dr. Sam Matthews of Chicago is in the city visiting relatives this week.
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Foley
Bright
Lemmon
Sam Matthews
Chicago
Maggie Ryan and her dog in a police court scene
A defiant Maggie Ryan enters the police court with a small brown spaniel at her heels. The judge offers her until tonight to leave town after an undisorderly arrest. The dog’s devotion reveals humanity beyond the crowd’s disdain as they exit together.
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Maggie Ryan
Monggie Ryan
Maggie
Departure of a Debtor Citizen in Debt
A poem from the Atlantic Constitution laments a prominent figure who dies financially broke. Creditors mourn, his widow laments, and he passes in a world of debt, leaving behind a coffin priced at six dollars.
Frome to Mandalay Charm Turns Frosty Kiss
A humorous verse from Harvard Lampoon recounts a traveler’s surprised reception by a woman named Bessie from Back Bay. The narrator notes affectionate lines and a literal frost upon kissing her face, delivering a playful spoof of romance culture.
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Frome
Mandalay
Bessie
Back Bay
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Osteopath
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FFICE
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