Illinois Fight Against Tuberculosis Grows With New Circular
The Illinois state board of health completed the sixth revised edition of its circular on Causes and Prevention of Consumption. About 30,000 copies will be distributed statewide. Since 1904 over 126,000 copies have informed doctors and students nationwide, fueling a broad anti tuberculosis crusade. The pamphlet notes seven thousand victims yearly in Illinois and advocates home care, fresh air, diet, and early diagnosis while highlighting three public sanatoria and a call for a state tuberculosis sanatorium.
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State Board of Health
Ilinois
United States
America
Illlinois State Medical Society
state board = of health
State Society
State Medical Society
West
Colorado
California
Illinois
Tlinots
Tilinots
Dunning
Cook County
Ottawa
la Salle County
Petiit and
Butterfield
Edwards
Naperville
DuPage County
Chicago Tuberculosis Institute
Buffalo Rock
Illinois Homeopathic Medical Association
Salomy Jane opens four-week Chicago run at Grand Opera
Miles Robson stars as Salomy Jane in Paul Armstrong's Salomy Jane based on Bret Harte. Eleanor Robson headlines a packed Grand Opera House audience in Chicago on December 9. The original New York cast headlined by Liebler & Co. features H. B. Warner and others with a massive scenic investiture. Mail orders will be carefully looked after.
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Grand Opera House
Chicago
Eleanor Robson
Paul Armstrong
Salomy Jane
Bret. Harte
Bret Harte
Kentucky
California
Miss Robson
Salomy
New York
Liebler & Co
H. B. Warner
Scott Cooper
George W. Wilson
Warle Browne
Thos. Graham
Ada Dwyer
Donald Gallaher
Buster Brown at Grand Opera House Thursday Show
The Buster Brown company will appear at the Grand Opera House Thursday afternoon and evening. It is praised as a leading modern musical comedy with a fresh scenic presentation, new costumes and effects, and a strong cast led by Master Reed. The latest edition features all new music and popular songs.
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Buster Brown
Grand Opera House
Phuraday
Master Reed
Verson
Merits and mishaps mark Bijou bill this week
The Bijou presented an exceptional program early this week with Romaine and company's sketches showing country town performer life. Hazel Zolo impressed as a dancer and singer, while Harry Wright's monologue The Pace That Kills showcased strong vocal skill despite a cold. The Two Stilings performed a unique act with hat manipulation and juggling. One billed team failed to appear, delaying the start of the final show.
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Romaine and Company
Hazel Zolo
Harry Wright
Stelings
Father William Indian Herb Tab for liver and kidneys
Cure claims include liver and kidney cleansing, stomach and bowel support, blood purification, and health restoration. Advertises a 20 cent trial with money-back guarantee. For sale by C. P. Guenthe & Co., druggists at the Galena Avenue corner location.
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William
C. P. Guenthe: & Co
Galena Avenue
Galena Atreet
Water payments due by January first for 108
Notice from the Water Company states semi annual water rates are due at the office behind the First National Bank Jam. A 10 percent discount applies if paid in advance on or before January first. The office will be open evenings December 26 through January 1. The Capital Water Co signs off. Also advertising new ladies shoes and embroidered house slippers for sale at local stores Winslow & Co Schmidt Wachlin & Pfeiffer.
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Advancs
Preeport Water Co
Wael
Lena items mark holiday activity and visits
Mrs. Bundy returns from Olin and Anamosa while Bertha Harris helps at J. J. Schleder’s store. Ansel Death opens a new billiard hall and cigar shop in town. Fannie White from Ames visits Miles White’s home. A new band will give a New Year’s concert in the opera house under G. W. Cochrane. Mrs. Gishwiller and her son visit the county seat. Mr. Stackpole of Wisconsin, visiting daughter Mrs. Edward May, stops en route from Boston. Mrs. Lutz travels to Freeport. Mrs. Diestelmeier and nephew Ray Mau visit the county seat.
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Lena
C. C. Bundy
Olin
Anamosa
Bertha Harris
J. J. Schleder
Ansel Death
Fannie White
Ames
Miles White
G. W. Cochrane
Hi. J. Gishwiller
Wm. Stackpole
South Warne
Wis
Edward May
Boston
Mass
Jacob Lutz
Freeport
Diestelmeier
Ray Mau
Revival ends with 3759 converts in Muscatine
Billy Sunday closed a five week series in Muscatine with 3759 converts, the largest in his career. On the final day 505 joined, the crowd overflowed a tabernacle and four churches, injuring some. a civic league was formed to fight saloons as Sunday left for Kansas after learning his stepfather had died.
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Muscatine
Towa
United States
Billy Sunday
W. L. Roach
Great Tabernacle
George FE. Stowell
Hersington
Kas
the Evangelist
Healing Cure With Dr King's New Discovery At Mounds City
Mrs J D Clapp reports a dramatic recovery for her son in Mounds City from severe lung and throat trouble after using Dr King's New Discovery. The medicine, guaranteed for coughs colds and lung issues, is sold by Joseph Fimmert with a 5 0 c and 1 bottle price and a trial bottle offered.
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South Dakota
Mounds City
J. D Clapp
Mrs. Clapp
Dr King
Joseph Fimmert
Quiet Kent wedding unites Pearl Allman to Orns Glaser
On December 11 at the home of Mr and Mrs S P Allman of Kent NL their daughter Pearl married Orns M Glaser Rev YD Allen officiated The ceremony was followed by an elaborate dinner The couple plan to reside on the bride’s parents farm and Mr Glaser will farm next season.
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S. P. Allman
Kent
Pearl
Orns M. Glaser
YD. B. Allen
U. B. Church
Mr. Glaser
Dp B.A
Fractures Left Hip In Gilbert Station Couple
Thomas B. Jones of Gilbert Station Tennessee writes the Journal that his wife Mrs Jones fractured her left hip in a fall. She suffers severely and is under care of Dr McDonald with a trained nurse from Ames. Mrs Jones previously fractured the same limb 24 years ago leaving her a permanent cripple.
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Thomas B. Jones
Gilbert Station
Ollinois
Jones
McDonald
Ames
Mre Jones
Dangerous Deadlock Remedy Ad in 19th Century Ad
An ad promoting Dr King s New Life Pills claims rapid relief from a dangerous condition described as a stoppage of hyper and bowel functions. It promises guaranteed satisfaction with a money back guarantee and assigns Joseph Emmert s drug store as the retailer pricing at 25 cents.
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Dr. King
Joseph Emmert
Plumbing Shop Changes Hands on December 14 1907
On Saturday December 14 1907 H I Hall sold his stock of woods and fixtures to Wim Hoffman and Louis Conter who will take possession at once. Mr Hall will remain in the city to pursue other propositions and thanks patrons for their support. He recommends his successors and will settle all accounts at an early date.
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H. I. Hall
Wim. Hoffman
Louis Conter
Hall
Wall
Thease
U.S
H. Ll. Han
Welcome Present Slippers from Winslow's Featured
A welcome present item offers a pair of slippers from Winslow's priced at 30e to 3.00. The listing notes a great selection and mentions the number 12 and 14dw iw.
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Winslow
YMCA Affairs Brighten Boys Holiday Season
The YMCA pool and activities are back in order boosting gym class attendance. A large boys room is being renovated with a new steel ceiling and refreshed bowling alleys. The Young Men's Bible class will resume after the holidays as members work evenings.
Moher Seeks Nurses Shoes at EK. & W. 12-1241
Small classified item notes a pair of nurses shoes with hand turn soles and rubber heels priced at $1.40, listed under EK. & W. 12-1241, with a brief reader-friendly ad style.
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Moher
Richard Wainwright 58th Birthday Highlighted
Captain Richard Wainwright commander of the Louisiana born December 17 1849 in Washington D C. Son of Commander Wainwright who died near New Orleans. Career includes Maine wreck recovery Gloucester and Cerveras fleet actions. Later superintendent of the Naval Academy and command of the Newark. Renowned as one of the most popular figures in the US Navy.
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Richard Wainwright
Louisiana
Pacific Coast
Washington, D. C
Wainwright
New Orleans
Farragut
Hartford
Naval Academy
Navy
Havanna Harbor
Spain
Gloucester
Cerveras
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Newark
Bob” Evans
United States Navy
Notice to Our Customers about roley's Toney and Tar
Announcement that roley's Toney and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates or other harmful drugs and is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults by H. J. Moogh and Wm. F. Jungkungz.
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Roley
Toney
H. J. Moogh
Wm. F. Jungkungz
Notice on service suspension and poultry prices at Benj Quigley Co
After December 1 poultry prices offered for spring chickens helpers roosters ducks and geese by Benj Quigley & Co at 116 Exchange St. Gifts for him suggested such as vests shirts house coats gloves and cravats. Reminder to receivers of the giver for suitable gifts.
Notable births, deaths and events from 1778 to 1874
A compact record lists key dates and figures: Columbus arriving at a Spanish prison, Sir Humphry Davy born, John Greenleaf Whittier born, General Frederick W. Lander born, Beerbohm Tree noted, first train over Victoria Bridge in Montreal, the Cospatrick ship disaster with 465 lives lost, the South African Republic under Paul Kruger, and a House vote on presidential succession.
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Columbus
Spain
Sir Humphry Davy
John Greenleaf Whittier
Frederick W. Lander
Beerbohm Tree
Victoria Bridge
Montreal
Cospatrick
South African Republic
Paul Kruger
House of Representatives
Coat Sweater Offers Special Values for Boys
E. and W. advertise special values for boys with pricing noted as 100 to 2.00 with a 12-12d1w5 style reference, presenting affordable options for winter wear.
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Miles Robson
Winslow & Co
Schmidt, Wachlin & Pfeiffer
Littles
Evangelist
Journal
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H. A. Rotzler
the Jeweler
Kuehner Bros
Majestic Theatre
Elgin
Waltham
Eg Barrett & CO
Seth Thomas
Emerick, Barrett & CQ
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Barrett
Stephenson St
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Big Brother
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Onfy
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