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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1899

Page

2

Freeport Daily Journal Subscription Details

A garbled notice from the Freeport Daily Journal describes subscription terms in advance, mail delivery daily except Sunday, by a Chicago company. It indicates post office in Freeport Illinois, second class mail matter.

Eac Baterad Freeport Illinoie

Personal mentions among regional travelers and visitors

Multiple brief notices list individuals traveling, visiting, or returning from cities such as Chicago Lena Rockford Galena Orangeville Cherokee Io intriguing locales. Names include C H Verbeck D W Christain Fred Waite J H Babcock M Saxby E O Dana and others, noting business visits, guest stays, or witness appearances and a mining prospect update.

Prake Rockford Hy C. Burchard Henry Witte Galena Dick Payton Chicago W. B. Fry W. A. Merrifield J. H. Babcock Lena C. H. Verbeck D. O. Clark Dr. L. Matter Orangeville M. Saxby South Carolina Fred P. Waite Biesemeier- Foley

Foresters Requested to Meet in Freeport Illinois

Members of St. Mary's court No. 650 Catholic Order of Foresters are requested to meet at the court hall at 8 30 p m this evening to arrange attendance at the funeral of Brother John Fahey J L Snyper Rec Sec J H Leary Chief Ranger.

Foresters Freeport Ill St. Mary’s Court No. 650 Order of Foresters John Fahey

Poisoned by Pressed Chicken Story Reports Risk to Mrs Ward

Dr. Peck was summoned last evening to Mrs. Ward of Spring Street after she ate pressed chicken for supper and suffered poisoning. The physician arrived as her condition worsened. prompt care likely saved her life.

Dr. Peck

Local Man Breaks Leg At Work Route

Joseph Wiemer suffered a broken leg while commuting to Stover's shops after a sidewalk slip at about 6:30 AM. Patrol responders conveyed him to his Arcade Avenue home where Dr. Firestone treated and reduced the fracture.

Joseph Wiemer Stover Arcade Avenue Dr. Firestone

Trustees Re-elected At First Presbyterian Meeting

At the Friday evening session of the First Presbyterian congregation, Measrs Boyd P Hill C W Harden and Chas I Hildreth were re-elected as trustees for three years.

First Presbyterian Congregation Measrs Boyd P. Hill C. W. Harden Chas I, Hildreth

Winter Temperatures Drop Below Zero Mark

A chilly note reports the first subzero night of the season with the thermometer dipping to two degrees below zero. Authorities urge residents to stay warm and monitor forecasts for further Arctic air.

Mystic range installed at Brewster house kitchen

Weiss and Co installed the Mystic range in the Brewster house kitchen today. It is described as the largest stove brought to free port and weighs a ton.

Hunting Trip to Pecatonica by Koehler and party

William Koehler M Simmons Ed Burkhart and H Breuning went to Pecatonica this morning on a hunting trip.

William Koehler M. Simmons Ed. Burkhart H. Breuning Pecatonica

Will Dance Tonight by Ladies of the Maccabees

A dancing party under the auspices of the Ladies of the Maccabees will be held tonight at Blust's hall.

The Ladies of the Maccabees Blust’s Hall

The Sick List Noted Illness Names

The sick list records Elmer Oblendorf as ill and notes a person named Yatz confined to bed with sickness. The fragmentary item preserves limited names and health statuses from an era newspaper brief.

Elmer Oblendorf Yatz

A Soldier's Letter From the Philippines

Davis native Chas H Hagerman, now with the Twenty Second Infantry in Manila, writes O G Gibbons about life on station. He describes San Francisco departure, Hawaiian layover, garrison duty, limited combat with gunboats, reports of fighting and casualties, weather, local life, and thoughts of home, china stop, potential postings, and a wish to see more of the world before his term ends.

O. CG. Gibbons Davis Chas. H. Hagerman Twenty-Second Infantry Regular Army Philippine Islands San Francisco Hawaiian Islands States China Minnesota Cuns. H Hagarman Manila

Lodge Elections Across Several Lodges Tonight

Excelsior Lodge of Masons elects officers this evening Evergreen lodge follows next Monday Freeport Chapter R A A elects officers next Tuesday Freeport division Conductors to elect tomorrow afternoon at 1 80 Embury Sunday school to hold an officers election meeting this evening Take Rocky Mountain Tea advertises its poison extermination and blood n nerve rejuvenation Emmert Burrell prints taglines

Excelsior Lodge of Masons Evergreen Lodge of Masons Freeport Chapter Freeport Division Embury Sunday School Emmert & Burrell

Dying Pierce man gas leak injures jaw in doorway

Wm Kulp, 62, of Pierce, in a dying condition after escaping gas from a coal stove filled his room. He crawled to the outside door, then fell and struck an iron scraper, breaking his lower jaw on both sides.

Elgin Wm. Kulp Pierce Morris Winn North Second Street Rockford Rochelle Herald Rochelle Loan and Trust Company

Milk spreads scarlet fever says surgeon general official

In the current Medical Record article Harry O. Hall argues milk as a medium for scarlet fever, citing six facts from authorities. He notes epidemics track with cow milk consumption, rare cases where milk is absent, and outbreaks linked to diseased dairy cows, with Japan and China showing low incidence. The piece also cites India and other regions and discusses artificial lactation and animal diseases.

Harry O. Hall Surgeon General Washington Hall Yeaine Japan China Corea India London Man Mr. Hall A.S. Ashmead Dr. Ashmead Tridia

Millions Given Away Dr King’s New Discovery

The proprietors have given away over ten million trial bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. It cures asthma bronchitis hoarseness and lung diseases. Call Mmmert & Burrell druggists for a free trial bottle. Regular sizes 50c and 1.00 with guarantee or refund. Golden Eagle Medallion coupons valid to January 1. 1bdlw

Dr. King Mmmert & Burrell

Glad Hand Ovation For Murphy at Grand Opera House

Tim Murphy received a warm reception at the Grand Opera house last night in Opie Read's The Carpetbagger. The theatergoers praised his natural acting and genuine humor as he delivered a memorable performance enjoyed by audiences nationwide.

Murphy Tim Freeport Tim Murphy United States Grand Opera House Opie Read Texas

Gardens and fortress sights in Candahar stage list

A historical line lists sights at Candahar including the viceroy's palace gardens, a typical bungalow, and the fortress gun room, reflecting a scenic tour through notable local places.

Viceroy’s Palace Candahar

Frills of Fashion Shows Shakespeare Bangle and Sable Boa

Fashion notes a Shakespeare bangle band with varying quotes appealing to schoolgirls and a fur boa novelty made from two sable skins joined at neck and shoulders. Ribbons in striped, flowered, openwork, brocaded and fringed styles dominate neck wear.

Dr King’s New Life Pills Promoted As Mighty Health Aid

Advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as the busiest helpful product, claiming each sugar coated globule turns weakness into strength and listlessness into energy. It markets health benefits and a 25 cent box price, sold by Emmett and Burrell. Steve Steffen will serve a Black person lunch at his Van Buren street place on Saturday evening from 12 to 1.

Blue Jeans Joseph Arthur East India India New York the Grand Dr. King Emmett & Burrell Steve Steffen van Buren Street

Excursion Tickets for Holidays by Illinois Central R A

Illinois Central R A offers round trip excursion tickets within 200 miles at one and one third fare. Sales run December 23 to 25 and December 31 1899 to January 1 1900. Valid for return travel through January 2, 1900.

Illinois Central R. A

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