Dixon Assembly Opens Saturday With National Speakers
The eighteenth Dixon Chautauqua session opens Saturday featuring Eugene Debs and other national names. Notable events include Bryan lectures August 7, Debs August 8 on social problems, and daily talks by Prof. Melancthon Coover on Bible history and doctrine.
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Tock River
Luther
Mondar
Guitzarland
Italy
St. Mark's
William R. Webb
Eugena V. Debs
HA. Off
D. OL
Melanccthon Coover
D. D
Enire
Reno
Welbourn
Samuel J. McDowell
George W. Bouin
J . Hugh M. Bannen
Liustrated
Palestine
Robert M. da Follette
Lectures and round tables open summer series at venue
The listing details a crowded summer program with speakers like William Jennings Bryan lecturing on The Value of an Ideal and Dr B E Eaton presenting astronomy talks. Other sessions cover Frances E, Pericles, Hobson and Anti Hobson, tuberculosis treatment, and The Best Side of Literature. Scheduled events run July 29 through August 12 with multiple round tables and institute activities led by notable figures from W C T U and academic circles.
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William Jennings Bryan
BE. L. Eaton
Maria C. Brehm
Frances E
Edward HE. Wingert
Pericles
Clinton Warner
Hobson
Anti-Hobson
BE. B. Owens
Albilino C. Bardwell
Harriet E. Garrison
Sermon and Music Events in Tysboro August Schedule
Tysboro Pa lists a busy August program with soloists Marie Rosenburg Fay Earl Frederick Stough and others. Highlights include Euterpean club eighteen male voices moving pictures Parsifal with John W Wetzel Yale University, Tipton Juvenile Concert Band August 2 Ferguson's Dixie Jubilee Singers August 3 to 5 and Rock River Military academy drill August 2 and 7.
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Tysboro
U. Om
Muusicians
Marie Rosenburg Fay
Earl Frederick Stough
Clarence &. Krinbill
Durring
Florence Bryant
Corinne Bingaman
Edward T. Clissold
Carrie Dumont
Wisie Rose Carrick
Euterpean Club
D. W. Robertson
Moving Picture Concert
New York City
Parsifal
Moving Pictures
Moving Picture Entertainment
John W. Wetzel
Yale University
Stephen Philips
David
Tipton
Ferguson
Dixie Jubilee Singers
Ross Crane
Edgar Rosecrans
Rock River Military Academy
Catherine Ertz Bowden
Hiawatha
Irving W.larimore
Henry W. Huntington
Physical Culture
J. M. Ruthrauff
W. Cc. T. U. Institute
Maria
Brehm
Normal Bible School
Early Apple Crop Shrinking Amid Poor Spring Prospects
The article recalls the Red June apple of youth as a fond memory but notes that early spring apples today are likely to be poor. Authorities warn of potential worm infestations in remaining varieties, while northern regions report abundant crops of other fruits and tubers, predicting a net decline in orchard yield and less work for growers.
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Smyth
Big Windmill Order From South American Agents
Stover Manufacturing received a cablegram today from its South American agents for twenty car loads of windmills and towers.
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Stover Manufacturing Company
Electric Bitters touted as cure for malaria and ague
Sickening shivering fits of ague and malaria can be relieved and cured with Electric Bitters. The tonic is claimed to be especially beneficial for malaria and superior to quinine, with no bad after-effects. A testimonial from H E Munday of Henrietta Texas is included, noting a brother saved from malaria fever and jaundice after using Electric Bitters at Joseph Hmert’s drug store for 60 cents guaranteed.
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Munday
Henrietta
Tex
Joseph Hmmert
Prica 600
Rifle Practice Camps Feature in Sixth Regiment Drills
Sprinegfeld State Journal reports rifle practice as the Sixth regiment trains at the range with Companies E Sterling H Monmouth G Galesburg D Oak Park. Inspector General Fieldhouse praises Company K of Kewanee as the best in the state, led by Capt. C. W. Hall. Army discipline is strong, two men in hospital, weather favorable for exercises.
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Sprinegfeld State Journal
Sterling
Monmouth
Galesberg
Oak Park
Kittilsen
Fieldhouse
Kewanee
Wewanee
C. W. Hall
Kittilgen
Davis
Geneseo
Hayes
Charles Benson
United States
Griffiths
Scott
Peoria
Fourth Infantry
Edward J. Lang
James T. Coen
J. M. Byery
Klem
Ridott Woman Fined For Disorderly Conduct
Martha Robinson of Ridott was fined three dollars and costs in Justice Gieb’s court this morning for dis orderly conduct.
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Martha Robinson
Ridott
Justice of the Peace
Gieb
Cure for Hay Fever Hyomei Sold Under Guarantee
William F Jungkunz promotes Hyomei as a preventive or cure for hay fever. Daily treatment for two to three weeks before hay fever season may prevent attacks, while starting late requires six to seven daily uses for immediate relief. The pocket inhaler delivers medicated air. outfit costs $1 with refills 50 cents. guaranteed refund if unsatisfied.
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Win
F. Jungkiuns
FL Jungkung
Wm. F. Jungkunz
Foresters to Bar Saloon Men at Boston Convention
The National Foresters plan to bar saloon keepers and liquor dealers from membership at the Boston biennial August 1 meeting. Delegates from across the United States will vote on a proposal to exclude those in the liquor trade. The gathering will discuss insurance rate increases and leadership positions, with a special train from Chicago carrying Illinois and other western delegates.
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Boston
Gathole Order of Foresters
Chicago
Michigan Central
Illinois
Thomas H. Cannon
Philip J. McKenna
the Catholic Forester
Thomas F. McDonald
Faneuil Hall
New American House
Sollemn
St. Stephen's Church
Tlinois
Ilinois Corporation
Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters
Order
J. B
Cinjoitnmath
LL. Vo M'Brady
Toronto
Si‘ineon Viger
Lawrence
Mass
James E. M'Ginley
John B W. Stephan
White and Green House Favorites in Boudoir Decor
The piece notes a preference for white and green tones in house wear and decor. It discusses using these tints separately or together to create charming ensembles, with women sometimes refurnishing boudoirs to match gowns and chairs. It highlights hand embroidered petticoats, their cost, and cheaper imitations via fine embroidery medallions on soft materials.
Souvenir Cards Flood Freeport Post Office This Season
Postal clerks are busy as season brings many souvenir best cards to Freeport. A bystander notes travelers and locals sending cards with seaside views, summer resorts, and landmarks. Recipients from Freeport and distant cities receive diverse designs, and the influx this week surpasses prior periods.
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Freeport Postanee
Mose
Freeport
Lacey
Breeport
Creusinds
Huatoerots
Eviderthy
New Discovery Averts Tragedy From Coughs and Colds
A letter from F G Huntley of Oaklandon Indiana describes his wife’s near death from consumption and how Dr King’s New Discovery cured her. The ad claims the product kills germs of all diseases and relieves with one dose, offered at 50c and 1.00 with trial bottles free.
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F. G. Huntley
Oaklandon
Ind
Josepha Emmert
Triai
Take the Journal on Summer Address Changes
Regular readers planning a summer absence are urged to arrange to have The Journal mailed to any U S post office without extra charge. Subscribers may change the delivery address as often as needed to ensure prompt, regular delivery wherever they will be.
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United States
Emsure
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