Polaris High School Publishes First Birthday Polaris
The Polaris high school paper celebrates its first year with praise for its design and writing. Mentions contributors Joseph Faubell and Prof. Furwider, previews the upcoming Com mencement Peaks edition, and notes an event on June 16 at Lexington hall with a junior seniors reception.
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Polaris
Little Magazine
Gibsons
Christies
Joseph Faubell
Furwider
Lexington Hall
The
Trinity
Qass
Blood Poison of His Hand at the Organ Factory
Richard Aykens, longtime organ factory worker, recently began handling with contractor Fred Randall when a yellow pine splinter caused blood poisoning in his left hand. The injury is painful and recovery will delay his return to work. Bucklen's Arnica Salve is praised for piles and injuries, sold at 25 cents by Joseph Emmert’s druggist.
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Richard Aykens
Organ
Snepen
Fred Randall
Harry Colson
Masonville
Joseph Emmert
Pastor Assist in China Mission Read at Local Church Event
The First Presbyterian Church notes its assistant pastor Rev. W. J. Locke serves in Siangtan China, with a letter read during tomorrow's Forward Movement program for supporters. Commencement week runs June 16 to 23 with sixteen graduates and broader college progress reported amid revival meetings at Trinity Church led by Miss Mae Phillips.
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China
First Presbyterian Church
Siangtan
W. J. Locke
Forward Movement Committee
Wheaton
Aig
Friends of the College
Friends of Education
Officers elected by B Y P U U
The re puge Young People's union elected officers last evening including President Miss Beatrice Saxby Vice President Miss Susie Myers Secretary Miss Margaret Vrow bridge Treasurer A F Williams A false alarm spread this morning of a hold on Galena street but traced to a sign at Kuehner furniture store claiming the building is being held up by Morris Moving Co Benj C Crosby Ruth M Schubert Fred D Hollister and Blanchardville Wis Mission Tea This Evening Embury M E church Woman's Foreign Missionary society serves tea 5 to 7:30 at Mrs Fred Trapp home 838 Fifth avenue A program will follow Increase in Population Mr and Mrs Clifton Weaver welcomed a baby girl on Douglas avenue
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Re Puge Young People’s Union
Beatrice Saxby
Susie Myers
Margaret Vrowbridge
A. F. Williams
Galena Street
Kuehner Furniture
Morris Moving Co
Mie
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Embury M. E. Church
Fred Trapp
Fifth Avenue
Book of Books Highlights Postum Coffee Benefit
An Oakland woman recounts relief after switching from coffee to Postum Food Coffee following long term nervousness and stomach trouble. She describes improved vitality, steadier nerves, and strength during the San Francisco conclave, crediting The Road to Wellville and Postum with the change. The ad notes Postum’s availability and cites Battle Creek, Michigan.
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Oakland
Wellville
San Francisco
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Freeport Excursionists Visit Rockford for Day at Park
Visitors from Freeport arrived by several Rockford & Interurban cars to enjoy a matinee at the auditorium and other amusements. The first excursion to Rockford by the line drew crowds and brisk business from nearby residents. Daily Journal delivery is available citywide.
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Freeport
Rockford
Rockford & Interurban Conmipany
Upcoming Community Events and Graduations
Coming events include a party and dance at St. Plus hau and a holiness meeting at Riverside park. Rev. FY Ch Nettz delivers lectures at Salem church with a June lecture at Salem. June includes Freeport high school graduation exercises and county schools at the High school building. A July celebration at figioe's park kicks off the Freeport festivities.
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St. Plus Hau
Riverside Pari
FY Ch Nettz
Salem Churely
Pan Tb Salem Church
Freeport High School
Freeport Sacterrhund
Figioe's Park
Mad Chase Promises Health Relief With King Pills
Crowds rush from fad diets to a health remedy claim for Dr. King's New Life Pills. The ad asserts prompt relief for liver and stomach troubles and promises a quick cure, priced at 25 cents at Joseph Temmert's drug store with a guarantee.
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Dr. King
Joseph Temmert
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Newman’s Sanitary Dairy Company
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Ridgway Electric Co
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