Bucklen's Arnica Salve praised by editor in Eminence
Major Hamm, editor and manager of the Constitutionalist in Eminence Kentucky, recounts a severe past attack by Piles and credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with a ten day cure and no trouble since. The salve is advertised as a rapid healer of burns sores cuts and wounds priced at 25 cents at Joseph Emmert's drug store.
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Major Hamm
The
Constitutionalist
Eminence
Bucklen
Joseph Emmert
Rockford Excursion Via Minors Central Sunday Aug 12
Don’t forget the excursion to Rockford over the Minors Central on Sunday August 12 fare for round trip is 80 cents.
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Rockford
Madame Brunswick at 30 Chicago Street Opens July 23
Madame Brunswick, the Chicago based celebrated medium, will perform at 30 Chicago Street starting Monday July 23. The event highlights a renowned figure in spiritualist circles hosting sessions in the city.
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Madame Brunswick
Chicago
Chicago Street
Old Deed Filed For Quarter Acre In Rock Grove
A county court filing records a deed drawn over fifty years ago transferring one fourth acre in what is now Rock Grove. The 1851 transaction moved property formerly owned by Thomas McCauley to Adam Keimple on October 1 1851. The document is yellowed and the ink is faint in several spots.
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W. E. Boyington
Rock Grove
Section 81
Township 29
Range 9
Thomas McCauley
Adam 'S Keimple
Ban on Sterling Beer by Carpenters Union
The Carpenters union passed a resolution urging members to stop drinking beer from Sterling's Excelsior brewery and instead choose Pabst or Rock Island beer. The action stems from alleged unequal bids for a bottling plant contract awarded to James Capp, who is on the union unfair list, prompting dispute between union officials and Excelsior Brewery representatives. The union plans to present the resolution to Twin City Labor Congress if not settled soon.
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James Capp
Excelsior
Capp
Labor Congress
Paul Rautert
Excelsior Brewery Company
Rautert
Carpenter’s Union Today
Twin City
Labor
Congress
Personal Mentions From City Social Roundup
Mementos of travel and visits appear as residents and visitors move around. Jourden returns from North Dakota while Sweeley, in Winslow, visits city friends. Others report trips to Cleveland, Beloi t Milwaukee, New York, Boston, Chicago, Denver and Madison events with relatives and acquaintances.
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N. Sweeley
Winslow
City
W. T. Rawleigh
Lake Waubesa
Henry Kauffman
Everts
Fred E. McHenry
Ottumwa
L. W. Colnon
Cleveland
Ohio
Patrick Reedy
Beresford
S. C
John McKetrick
Milledgeville
Nellie Hanley
Saunemin
Ill
Alta Koenig
Beloit
Milwaukee
Frank B. Sechrist
New York City
Boston
Walter Hea
Wilbur Reitzell
Red Cedar Lake
Abbie Lamm Hng
Hollister & Barrett Jewelry
Chicago
D. M. Winter
Freeport
H. A. Hartzell
KR. W. Moore
Orangeville
Wenona Lake
Madison
E. BE. Clawson
Sue Kunz
Denver
Colo
Edwin Rotzler
West Freeport Village Board Holds Routine Meeting
The regular monthly meeting of the West Freeport village board was held in the village hall last evening. Only routing business was transacted at the meeting.
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West Freeport Village Board
Men’s fine mercerized neglige shirts sale
Mercerized neglige shirts priced at one dollar each are offered at the store. Special sale highlights quality fabric and value with limited stock and quick clearance. Customers are invited to visit the shop for the bargain while supplies last.
Care for Crime in Surgery In Philadelphia
In Philadelphia a medical ethics driven program began operations on seven children to curb criminal tendency. Doctors from the Pennsylvania Society to Protect Children from Cruelty and city health officials performed brain and eye surgeries and minor procedures aimed at improving mental and moral conditions, with all procedures reported as likely successful.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania ‘Society
Coplin
Bureau of Health and Charities
Abbott
Bureau of Health
Watermelon yield expected to be large near Thomson
The Savanna Journal reports acres of watermelons and muskmelons on the sand ridge near Thomson with vines thriving. Farmers, including Sam Mason with forty two acres of melons three miles from town, anticipate a huge harvest as Muskmelons like Osage prove strong. Mason introduced Osage muskmelons and expects a profitable crop.
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Thomson
Savanna Journal
Sam Mason
Mr.Mason
End War on Peek-A-Boo Waists Ends Campaign
Los Angeles reports the W C T U plans to drop its campaign against provocative bathing suit waists after mockery from critics. Reformers say their views remain, but they cannot withstand the ridicule. A Long Beach convention highlight featured a speaker exposing cocktail influences while her shoulders show through open work attire.
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Los Angeles
W.C. T. U. Hoper
Long Beach
Los Angeles Union
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Worth in Freeport Test
In Freeport, Doan's Kidney Pills are extolled as a one purpose remedy for kidney issues. Mrs. Wm. Cady of 61 North Galena Ave reports improvement after use and endorses the product, noting widespread benefits and urging readers to seek out the Dean's brand from Foster-Milburn Co. as sale agents in the United States.
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Wm. Cady
North
Galena Ave
Doan
Emmert
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean
Daily Journal Delivery Offer
The Daily Journal announces citywide delivery available for 1 cent per week, inviting readers to subscribe for home delivery across all city areas. The notice emphasizes affordability and broad reach to attract subscribers.
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Daily Journal
English Reformed Sunday School Plans Growth
The English Reformed Sunday school will meet next Sabbath at 9 15 a m in the German Presbyterian church at Pleasant street and South Galena avenue. Twenty five scholars and teachers attended last Sunday, ten more than the prior Sunday, with plans to reach about forty. Four classes are organized and more will follow. Next Sunday English preaching at 10 80 after the Sunday school hour. The sermon by the Sunday school missionary titled The Prize for Faithful Service. Everyone is welcome.
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Pleasant Street
Galena Avenue
Mystery Solved by Dr King’s New Life Pills
John L Pleasant of Magnolia Indiana credits Dr King’s New Life Pills with stopping bilious attacks and constipation. The pills are guaranteed to satisfy or money refunded. Available for 25 cents at Joseph Emmert’s drug store.
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Dr. King
John L. Pleasant
Magnolia
Ind
Joseph Emmert
Pants sale at E. & W. clothing house
A strong line of men's fine dress pants offered for $3.00 at the E. & W. clothing house. This brief notice highlights a budget value item in the clothing market.
Special excursion train to Rockford August trip dedication
On Sunday August 12 the Ili nois Central Railway runs a special excursion to Rockford and back for the dedication of the new Lutheran church. Round trip fare is 80 cents. Train leaves Freeport at 8 30 a m and returns from Rockford at 6 00 p m.
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Ilinois Central Railway
Rockford
New’ Lutheran
Freeport
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