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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1909

Page

2

Psychic powers and spiritualism lecture at West Street home

Alma Kunz delivers a talk on psychic powers at 12 West Street, Fh e afternoon. A large audience attends the lecture and a discussion follows, with refreshments served. The discourse argues for awakening spirituality, Theosophy, and the rise of clairvoyance amid modern science and religious reform.

Alma Kunz Ode Kung West Street Society Seman Red Sea Job Neek Heaven Rious Garth Christian Science Brothers

Piles Remedy Claims Quick Relief in Ad Copy

An advertisement touts Mau Zan Plie Remedy as providing immediate relief for piles. It promises a guaranteed 50e refund and lists J Moogsk and C P Quen as prescribers or distributors.

J. Moogsk C. P. Quen

Moving notices and local visits spread through Dakota region

The Dakota correspondent lists residents moving to new farms and homes, including Adams Franks, Mr. Miller, Tenney, Wim Stemm, G. Andre, E. A. Hall, and D. Cotherman. It notes visits by Join Miller, Frank Candy, and Miss Mabel Hurbert, with several social calls and a Circle of Kindness entertainment planned at the Academy Chapel. A skating accident injures Vernon Hutchins, and Jacob Small relocates near Freeport with a noted lunch after a gathering.

Spring Signs and Local Moves in Cedarville

From Our Own Correspondent Cedarville March 1 reports signs of spring with wild geese and a bluebird. Moving notices include A H Hartman to Oak Street Freeport Charles George to Parr place Harlem Frank W Clingman to Cedarville and Chester Emnold to his new place. Social visits, illness updates, a two story home project for Sam W Frank, and an upcoming entertainment by James R Barkley in K G hall are noted.

Cedarville Mar A. H. Hartman Oak Street Freeport Charles George Parr Place Harlem Frank W. Clingman Chester Emnold Zeb Pepperman Cassie Cromley Chas. Heck Sam W. Frank Geo. T. Kellogg Chicago Sarah Gann Goddard Des Moines Iowa J. Turner James R. Barkley Glazier Lyceum Bureau Hall Chas, Bunker Jo Daviess County John Will Ed Heck Lizzie Pomerone Cleveland Ohio Cassie Croley Priscilla Carrie Wolf Eleroy Mia Sue Strayer Paul Bunzel Richland Center Gamea

Freeport Citizen Endorses Dean's Kidney Pills

A Freeport Ill resident Mrs Adam Marker of 34 Ordway street testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills relieved her weak kidneys and related pains after using them from Emmets drug store. She notes improvements in rheumatism headaches and back soreness and urges others to use the remedy. Sold by dealers at 60 cents. Feaster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is the sales agent in the United States.

Freeport Dean Adam Marker Ordway Street Ill Emmett Imor Frica Feaster-i Milburn Coa Buffalo New York United States Rewegier

Red Oak Notes Cover Socials Moves And School News

From Our Own Correspondent Red Oak March 2 Mies Grace Carter hosted a young crowd at her home with Carl Otto Luettig George Harriet and Mabel Moore Lewis Charles Zipse and Charles Kate Weick all from nearby towns enjoyed a pleasant evening Belleview school reopened after two weeks vacation following Ed Snyder injury Communion services held at Richland M E church Rev C Hess of Freeport conducted services Spring moving underway residents relocating including Mrs Starr to Orangeville G Gastman Becker farm near Scioto Mills Emanuel Lawyer M B Marvin farm Albert Snapp to Florence replaced by Adam Deckler Estella H Matter visited sister Mrs John Frank Vernie Bender Emma Kraft attended a McConnell school entertainment Mr and Mrs George Bunker Scales Mound guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph Kratzer Mr and Mrs I L Moore Freeport to South Dakota for a visit Mr and Mrs John Lied honored by birthday surprise includes many relatives Lively Mystic Workers program Friday March 5 with music candies fritters syrup ice cream admission 10c and lic Trene Stoll ill at grandparents in Orangeville Sunday school at 10 missionary program to follow preaching time to be announced revival meetings Pleasant Hill Elmer Stamm family visited J E Bike in Belleview Mrs John Elsesser and daughter Mary guests in Cedarville Chas Heck Cedarville roads in bad state travel limited to necessity Mr and Mrs E D Miller spent Saturday in Freeport Public school children to entertain district ladies Friday at 1 30 short program and exhibit of work

Red Oak Mies Grace Carter Carl and Otto Luettig Richland Center Wis George Harriet Mabel Moore Freeport Lewis and Charles Zipse Charles Kate Weick Buena Vista Belleview Ed Snyder Richland M. E Rev. C. Hess Vernie Bender Emma Kraft McConnell George Bunker Scales Mound Joseph Kratzer I. L. Moore Freeort Southakota Herman Carter John Lied Mr. Lied Mystic Workers Trene Stoll Orangeville Pleasant Hill Elmer Stamm J. E. Bike John Elsesser Mary Chas Frank Heck Cedarville E. D. Miller

Funeral Held at Damascus Baptist for Mr Foy

From Our Own Correspondent Harlem March 1 funeral services were conducted at the Damascus Baptist church for Mr Foy with large attendance. Interment followed at Green Wood cemetery. The county notes record multiple local visits and a 35th wedding anniversary celebration for R Rosenstiel and his wife with neighbors providing baskets and gifts.

Rock Grove Community News and New Directors Elected

Rock Grove reports a largely attended tele phone meeting with new directors elected for the year: William Fisher George Nesemeier G S Smith A N Zimmerman Q BE Rote W E F Fehr and George Bixler. Other items note a February 26 birth, Dr M Saucerman visiting Ruth, Neusbaum and Reed shipping horses to Chicago, Mrs Susan Frankeberger improving under doctor care, Bennehoff injured by a horse breaking three ribs, and local residents moving homes while various ailments and travel are mentioned.

Rock Grove William Fisher George Nesemeier G. S. Smith A. N. Zimmerman Q. BE. Rote W. E F. Fehr George Bixler Richard Rosheisen M. Saucerman Eanston Ruth Neusbaum & Reed Chicago Orangeville Susan Frankeberger Bennehoff John Keister Rock City Dr. Saucerman Oom Weitoohint Gob Baler John Wells Hinmer Tori Ioway FO Wagner Boletder

Local residents move houses farms and visit kin around town

West of town Kurtz farm changes hands as Mr. Pieper buys the W. H. Bolender farm. J. J. Shaffer and wife visited Davis relatives and joined Hebec ca lodge meetings. New tenants arrive in Kaizer Rouse and Well's houses while empty homes remain in short supply.

Local notes from Bolton march 1

Warren Mack and bride return from their Iowa wedding trip and will live on his father’s farm this summer. Numerous residents move or travel for business including Edwin Aspinwall in Pearl City and John Hamm driving cattle and hogs to Chicago. Moving plans involve O L Brace, Jennie Liggitt, and J W Allen, while F H Andres seeks a public office. A moving picture show is planned for Thursday evening and a Sunday school study session is set for Wednesday.

Bolton Warren Mack Bride Iowa W. D. Mack Freeport H. Stevens Shannon Edwin Aspinwall Pearl City John Hamm Chicago August Althot Loran H. O. van Brocklin O. L. Brace Liggitt House Edwin Burt Charles Kohler Benjamin Roberts Fred. Volkers Lucy Gordon John Johnson Leroy Allen Dyersville Oklahoma Nebraska J. W. Allen Walworth Wis N. J. Augenstine Orangeville R. A. Young Cr. Hughes Durand T. B. Young

Rock City Briefing on March 2 by T. B. Young

In Rock City on March 2 T. B. Young reports a brief update or notice with local implications. Details are sparse but indicate a municipal or community item scheduled for discussion or action.

Woods Liver Medicine in Squid Form Listings

Medicine advertises Woods Liver Medicine in squid form to regulate the liver relieve headaches constipation stomach and kidney issues and serve as a gentle laxative. It claims statonic effects on the system from the first dose with a bottle priced at one dollar containing twice as much as the fifty cent size. Sold by H J Moogk and C P Guenther.

Harriet M. Burbank Piano Teacher at Grove Street Studio

Harriet M. Burbank offers piano lessons at her Grove Street studio. Students can learn music theory, technique, and repertoire in a focused, private setting. Studio located at 36 Grove Street with flexible scheduling and beginner to advanced instruction.

Harriet M. Burbank Grove St

Illinois Central R R Florida to Cuba and Americas travel

Advertises Illinois Central routes to Florida via Birmingham and New Orleans. Details daily sleeping car service Chicago to Jacksonville, dining and library cars, Havana steamship runs via New Orleans, Port Tampa, Knights Key, and Cuba folders. Also promotes Mexico via New Orleans, Panama via New Orleans, and Vicksburg National Military Park as en route stopovers.

Florida Birmingham Chicago Jacksonville Fla Havana Cuba New Orleans Knights Key Port Tampa Old Mexico Mexico Panama de Illinois Central Aremelity Colon Ratirasa City of Panama Central America Vicksburg Miss Contalus Vicksburg National Military Park Springs Ark Chica Oto Hot Springs Fulderdssertytuy Hot Springs

Open Lab View Invites Public Inspection of Pinkham Lab

A Lynn Massachusetts laboratory tour invites public inspection from 8 AM to 4 PM at the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. The sign promises openness of methods and asks doubters to verify claims about Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, its ingredients, letters from women, and cures. The message targets skeptical readers and emphasizes transparent business practices and product efficacy.

Lynn Mass Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham America

Little Liver Pill Ad Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement touts Rings Little Liver Pill as a pill in time that saves nine for biliousness headaches and constipation. It claims no griping and lists a 25 cent price. Sold by H. J. Moogh and C. P. Guenther.

H. J. Moogh C. P. Guenther

Also Mentioned on This Page

Clude Wares Divine Wisdom Theosophy Theosophical Society Ita Roentgen Bay Earth Madame Blavatsky Dakota Mr. Eat I. M. Deimer Adam Franks T. B. Nelson Mr. Miller Winslow D. Cotherman Mr. Tenney Wm. Stemm Wim. Stemm Young Geo. E. Lilly Albany N. Y W. C. Smith Polo Louis Taft Ben Kline Oneco Frank Hummel Henry Moyer Bixler Anthony Maschino S. N. Andre Roy Blunt Jake Small Keene Rosenatell Burizela Gastman Rackow John Scheider Art Reed Carrie Bertha Hetherton Mattie Henen Beanie Lgen Emma _— Kraft Jennie Scheider Grace Weickman James Harry Hetherton George Clinton Clifford Scheider Lloyd John Wittenmeyer Jake Clarence Stifler Bennie Bergman Ross Willie Ute Charlie Lins Charlie Weickman Clarence Richard Rosensteil Weber Clarence Jones Jake Kraft Jacob Small Rosensteil Harlem Corners Foy Damascus Baptist Church Green Wood Cemetery Frederick Fluegel Fred Fluegel Peter McGurk Mies Bridget Kennedy Lena Stafford Wagner Clifton Hart Frank Metz Albert Albright R. Rosenstiel James Henen South Dakota Tey Lorenz Rosenstiel Tena Wim, Wagner Kurtz Mr. Pieper W. H. Bolender J. J. Shaffer Davis Charles Goodrich Kaizer Rouse Walker Well Flossie Kuntz Afolkey Walter Kuntz Newton Long Olive Neisman H. F Oscar Wagner Loss Veach J. W. Loss and Family Tyrone Wic George Warrick Frank Measman Jacob Meinzer Chester Bordner B. H. Keister Jacob Rahorn Cherry Vale Kansas Richard Jay Bolender Timothy Monroe U. E Isaac McCauley Ike Frank Rosier Spencer A. H. Mellenberndt F. H. Andres Sam Andres Jennie Foster Henry Pieper, Sr Illinois Gentral R. R G. Hatch A. Po Mrs. Pinkham Jor Carroll BLIOU F. A. Schulz
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