Obituary for Delia C Coburn of Princeville Ill
Delia C Coburn born April 10 1880 at Brimfield Illinois died June 18 1906 at Princeville Illinois aged 25 years 2 months and days She was devoted to the Methodist Episcopal church Epworth League Royal Neighbor and Mystic Worker orders She married George S Coburn May 7 1902 and leaves husband daughter Isla Marine mother three sisters and two brothers Funeral service was held Friday at 2 pm from the M E church in Princeville conducted by Rev J E Mercer and Rev R L Vivian Interment followed in Princeville cemetery Numerous friends attended from Princeville Brimfield and adjacent towns
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Clark Brown
Brimfield
Ill
Princeville
Uil
Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Royal Neighbor Order
Mystic Worker Order
George S. Coburn
Isla Marine
M. E
Frank
Harry Brown
Indiana
John Grant
Filley
Sloan
Jubilee News Briefs From Jubilee Community
The Auxiliary met at Mrs. M. White's Friday afternoon. Miss Dora Bennett visited relatives at Edlestein last week. Mrs. John Johnson near Jubilee is improving. Rev. Griswold and sister called on E. M. King’s family. The Princeville line phones were fixed after recent storms. Local youths attended the Glen Oak park concert. A. V. King of Polo Iowa returned home after visiting his brother. Choir practice invites local young people at the Nicholls' home each Saturday. The Jubilee wagon with horse traders has left the public square where they encamped for days. visitors are welcome but are asked to move on.
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Dora Bennett
Edlestein
John Johnson
Jubilee
A. V. King
Polo
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Cuban Diarroea and Scurvy Woes Stare Sailors in Cuba
A damaged wartime note describes Cuban diarrhoea as a severe, persistent illness for U S soldiers in Cuba during the Spanish American War. It notes ordinary remedies fail, compares it to cholera, and mentions a doctor’s concerns about long term effects he observed after returning home.
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U. S
Cuba
Annihilation of Distance in Global News Access
The piece argues global proximity via telephone and cable lines has shrunk world distances. It notes the Cariaco RECORD-HERALD and its foreign correspondents reach major cities, aided by the New York Herald foreign service, the New York World, and the Associated Press, making American newspapers highly comprehensive for international news.
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Africa
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Burlington Route publishes comprehensive Nebraska book
A new Nebraska book issued by the Burlington Route offers forty eight illustrated pages of data for settlers plus a large accurate sectional map of the state. The piece argues Nebraska is ripe for enterprising men and invites readers to bend Bend to-day for a copy at no charge.
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