Stevenson’s Wrong Records Highlight Director List
Inspector Dickinson’s report to State Auditor McCullough shows Adiat FE Stevenson as a director of the Inter State Building and Loan Association of Bloomington. The by‑laws required stock ownership, yet officers and directors largely disregarded this, with Stevenson’s stock history and a public resignation cited amid concerns over gratuities and settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Building and Loan Association
Ofdal
Adiat
Stevenson
Ories
Mia
Inter State Bond Fog and Loan Association of
Bloomington
C. J. Dickinson
McCullough
Inter State Building and Loan Association
Dickinson
We. Dickinson
Association
Mr. Stevenson
Lst
Lfe
Dilek- Ingon
Political faction aims to defeat Sullivan in diary section
The memo suggests Wise andancunts try to recall it to ensure Sullivan is defeated. It argues fusing the election is better than winning to let Sullivan triumph. With governorship at Sullivan’s disposal, his crowd could push wheels in the party and nesting could prevail against them after Stevenson’s defeat.
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Sullivan
Dheels
Stevenson
Bullivan
Insomnia Remedies and Beneficial Influences
A fragment discusses that once physical causes of sleeplessness are removed and external disturbances are excluded, there is no reason for insomnia. It suggests that certain factors, possibly including beneficial influences, can attract sleep, though details are incomplete.
Democratic harmony and Sullivan influence in Chicago politics
The article discusses Roger C. Sullivan as a key Democratic organizer in Chicago and Illinois, detailing his dominance over city and state machinery, his role in deposing rivals, and opposition from Springfield figures. It cites Bryan’s 1906 remark criticizing Sullivan as tied to corporate favors, urging Democrats to oppose him in Illinois politics.
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Roger C. Sullivan
Carter Harrison
Edward Dunne
Bobbie Burke
Chicago
H. W. Cleudennin
Alfred Orendorff
Reddick Ridgeley
Dick Kinesella
Springfield
Owen P. Thompson
M. F. Dindap
Jacksonville
Roger Sullivan
Uinois
Democrata
Sullivan
Democrat All His Life Opposes Stevenson and Bryan
Pana resident FW A Simpson says he has been a Democrat all his life but will not vote for Stevenson and does not want Bryan to win Illinois. The Spring Geld News notes many state Democrats share this view and says the party is badly divided. It cites Roger Sullivan as a potential power broker in a Stevenson administration and suggests Sullivan interests back Stevenson, sidelining traditional Democrats.
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Mir
Dickinson
A. F E. Stevenson
L. B. Thomas
Board of Five
Stevenson
Try
Chicago
Thon Dodete
Association
Bualhiruce and Toan Association
Bloomington
Vantagraph
St. Louis
Ewing
Usses
Pmacs
FW. A. Simpson
Pana
Bryan
Tinois
Mr. Simpson
Roger Sullvan
Roger Sullivan
King Bee
Sullivan
The Gibson Figure and the Modern Woman
A nostalgic analysis of the Gibson girl as the idealized feminine figure. It discusses measurements, proportions, and the fashion zeitgeist, tracing how the tall, refined silhouette emerged from evolution in art and dressmaking. The piece links Gibson’s art to changing taste and corseting norms shaping women’s bodies.
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Charles Dana Gibson
The Sleepless Woman Adopts Sleep Wellness Tips
An article advises sleepless women on bedtime habits to improve rest. It suggests avoiding tea or coffee at night, spending time outdoors, avoiding thrilling stories before bed, and cultivating a calm attitude toward sleep. It emphasizes that rest is the primary goal of going to bed and offers practical, nondramatic coping steps.
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Umiec
Samuel McComb
Domestic tips and a tale of diplomacy in old press
A miscellany of household instructions covers cleaning with ammonia water and borax, cooking leftovers croquettes from mashed potatoes, parboiling liver, and keeping a refrigerator tidy. A brief humor piece recounts a magician-like dinner scene and a New York Press note ends with Br Bryan’s past stance on government ownership of railroads.
Sarey of Boulder County Farmers Start Story Told
A long oral tale describes Sarey, a county woman who built up her farm by convincing two suitors to outdo each other in plowing and labor. After a series of trials and a poisoning twist, she remains unmarried, managing a prosperous, well-kept farm now forty years old, with neighbors and widowers still curious about her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Areeul
New York Press
Agsa- Cin
Boo Sane
Pistourod
Struger
Vivian
Surrey
Sarey
Boulder County
Sarrey
Jake
Zeb
Willi
Laley
Satrey
Lahey
Lairey
Tie O
Zeb Mower
Jake Marks
Pure Food Law applied to medicines in ads
The U S government does not endorse any preparation under the Pure Food Law and ads must reflect compliance. Medicines must label included drugs, and Kiys Cream Balm, a family remedy for cold in head hay fever and nasal catarrh, is stated to contain no injurious drug and to meet all law requirements.
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Tme
Kiy
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Steverson
Merencon
The
Building and Loan Association Committee
House of Representatives
New York Globe
Democratic Harmony
Roger C. Sul
Livan
H. A. Simpson
Ilinois
Gibson
Br. Bryan
Santos
Godden Santos
Japan
New York
Burrell Brothers
Stephenson St
Freeport Hardware Co
Blickss
Blickensderfer
Fisher Building
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