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Newspaper
Bowen Chronicle
Location
Bowen, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1915
Page
8
St Francis Hospital is a modern surgical institution with trained specialists. It features a blood and bacterial laboratory and an X ray laboratory for radiographic work and treatment of malignant diseases.
A critique argues for government manufacture of all munitions to curb war trust frauds. It accuses the armor industry of widespread deceit and highlights proposed rewards for whistleblowers. It singles out Andrew Carnegie and his role in armor profits tied to the Navy and Army.
Hall treatment claims deafness from Eustachian tube inflammation can be cured by constitutional medicine. It asserts catarrh as the cause in nine of ten cases and offers one hundred dollars for any deafness cured by catarrh that cannot be treated. Includes promotion for Hall's Catarrh Cure and related remedies from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio.
Enoch H. Fleming as administrator states Hancock County Court will convene January at Carthage Court House for claims against the estate to be presented. He urges all indebted parties to pay promptly. Carthage Illinois November 11 1915.
All who owe money to J. E Neal & Son are urged to call and settle by November 1 as payment is needed.
Madison resident Mrs. Oscar Day shares how Cardui helped her after pregnancy and childbirth. A nurse friend recommends continued use, claiming it aids many women and should be tried to ease women’s troubles.
A request for trial work is presented, inviting consideration of providing services or tasks as a preliminary test. The note emphasizes seeking practical demonstration of capability and reliability before formal engagement.
The piece argues that newspaper advertising space and copies are commodities with value, not charity. It condemns readers who demand free publicity and warns that widespread free notices erode paper fidelity, leading to a ban on free publicity in many towns while praising towns that value press favors.
Bowen residents are warned not to post bills on street telephone poles per Western Illinois Telephone Company policy. The notice emphasizes keeping public poles clear and safe for utility work and service access.
Mothers praise Dr Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey as a quick remedy for children's colds. Pine loosens throat mucous, soothes lungs, and opens air passages while honey adds soothing appeal. A growing family can’t be without it. price is 25 cents per bottle.
A brief notice from C. R. Daily requests all who owe money to call and settle accounts as the issuer needs funds. The appeal seeks prompt repayment of indebted amounts.
Judge Paul J. McCormick of the California Superior Court outlines thirteen life mistakes under a quoted heading. He cautions against self set standards and harsh judgments, urges tolerance for inexperience, and warns against overestimating one’s own capabilities while recognizing limits of understanding.
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