Indian Summer Forecast Promises Two-Week Grace period
Washington forecasts from October 31 describe upcoming disturbances across the continent with warm waves and cool downswings. The writer claims confidence in long range crop weather forecasts and contrasts with the U S Weather Bureau Chief Moore, arguing both long and short range systems are needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WL Tl. Foster
Washington
D. C
Pacific Coast
Pacific Slope
Great Central Valleys
Eastern States
United States Weather Bureau
Chief Moore
Spanish Beggars Smoke While Asking Alms
Spanish beggars do not think it necessary to conceal their cigars when asking alms. Smoking is considered as necessary as breathing to every human being outside the cradle.
Split Ends Do Not Grow Hair How to Treat Them
A hair split at the end stops growing and all split hairs should be cut back several inches to restore health. Singeing is preferred to cutting but only by someone experienced. improper cutting risks damage.
Restoring a Finish with Wax and Pigments
A brief instruction notes melting four ounces of beeswax and adding Indian red and yellow ocher to create a tint. The mixture is used to fill up holes, hotes, and cracks in the mahogany finish.
Columbus Brought Cards To America On Santa Maria Deck
Columbus introduced playing cards to America aboard the Santa Maria. On the quarter deck he played om bre with terms spadille manillo punto mata dor bastro gano del rey codilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Christopher Columbis
America
Santa Maria
Sulphuric acid in mine water varies by district
Mine water acidity varies with district and conditions. Some samples show only a few grains per gallon, while water at other worksites can contain over a hundred grains per gallon.
The Japanese Eat Quietly and Sparingly
The Japanese are small eaters and suffer little indigestion. They eat slowly, sparingly, and mainly plain nourishing food.
The Greyhound Description and Habitat
The greyhound is described as a lean fast-running hound developed in flat treeless and shrubless regions where visibility is long and speed is essential to overtake prey. It is implied that its form suits pursuing quarry across open terrain.
Sunday church services announced for Freeport area
A roundup of Sunday and midweek worship plans across Freeport churches led by Oak Street Evangelical Wm Klingbeil. Trinity United Evangelical. Second Presbyterian H M Markley. Embury Methodist Episcopal Ray C Harker. Christian Church Rev F W Emerson. First Presbyterian H L Moore. First M E Stephenson Cherry Sts. First Church of Christ Scientist. First Baptist Rev William H Beynon. First English Lutheran Philip H R Mullen. Congregational Rev Southgate. Free Methodist D W Firch. Events include sermons on revival topics, Sunday school, Epworth leagues, prayer services, and All Saints day devotions. Also note English language revival services and midweek schedules.
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Freeport
Oak Street
Dirace
Trinity United Evangelical Church
Corner Union and
Pleasant Streets
L. C. Schmidt
IM State St. Sunday Bible School
B. Wight
Kk. L. G. EB
Junior League
Trinity Church
Second Presbyterian
H. M. Markley
Broadway
Wm. C. Swanzey
Christian Endeavor
Mildred Briggs
Susie Niles
Joe Hea
Embury Methodist Episcopal Church
Ray C. Harker
Epworth League
Miss Bentley
Christian Church
F. W. Emerson
Masonic Temple
First Presbyterian Church
H. L. Moore
Terrell Steenrod
M. E
Stephenson and Cherry Sts
CG. W.mccaskill
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Stephenson Street
Eraon
First Baptist
Stephenson St
William H. Beynon
First English Lutheran Church
Philip H.R. Mullen
Wnde
Y. Pls. C.K
Rev. Blm
Southgate
Chicago
Blo ‘Taylor Avenues
Taylor Avenue
Harris Street
Kree Methodist Church
Walnut Street
D. W
Euch
Pre Election Service Prompts Voters to Reflect
On Sunday evening at 7 80 Rev BK W Emerson pastor of the Haitian Church will deliver a sermon on "for Whom and What Will You Vote" addressing concerns of the coming election. The pastor invites all interested in civic matters to attend for guidance and profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BK. W. Emerson
Heitian Churea
Vitigensip
First English Reformed Church to Hold Inbasement Service
The First English Reformed Church, led by Pastor M Robrbaugh, will conduct the initial service in the basement of the new church tomorrow as follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
English Reformed Church
M Robrbaugh
Rally Day Program at Local Church Service
A Rally Day program opens at 9:30 with a study of lesson and 10:30 worship. The program includes an Anthem Invocation Welcome, several exercises and recitations, songs such as The Apple and When Harvest Time is Over, a duet by Misses Kruse and Ortmeter, and a pastor’s address A New Landmark. An invitation is extended to all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oracie Kolb
Kruse
Ortmeter
D. T. Club Hosts Progressive Dinner Across Circles
In social circles the D. T. club of ten girls plans a progressive dinner. The first course will be at Miss Marion Burchard home. Second course hosted by Miss Katharine Allen with Misses Ruth Smith Doris Collins Clay Clement and Dorothy Fair. Third course at Miss Dorothy Hettinger, conclusion at Miss Florence Oyler’s home.
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D. T. Club
Marion Burchard
Katharine Allen
Ruth Smith
Doris Collins
Clay Clement
Dorothy Fair
Dorothy Hettinger
Florence Oyler
Ki Yi Club Picnic and Progressive Dinner Schedule
The Ki Yi club, a young ladies organization, held a picnic at Forest Park last evening. Tonight a progressive dinner will begin at BE Debhauer’s home for the first course, continue at Robert Biekenthal’s home for the second, and conclude at Oscar Hill’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
BE. K. Debhauer
Robert Biekenbach
Oscar Hill
St Marys choir card party and dance for organ fund
The St Marys church choir will hold a card party and dance in St Marys hall on Thursday evening November 5 for the organ fund. Giblers orchestra will provide the music and the public is invited for an enjoyable evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary’s Hall
Organ ‘Fund
Gibler
Trinity church social at Mrs Mick’s 206 Williams St
The ladies of Trinity church host a hard times party this evening at Mrs. Mick’s home 206 Williams Street Attendees are asked to come in their old clothing for the event.
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Trinity Church
Mick
Williams Street
Halloween Attic Party At Mrs Luce’s Home
Miss Bessie Luce hosts C. E. T. club members on Carroll street for a Halloween attic party. Miss Myrtle Palmer and Miss Lorena Parker previously held a Halloween masquerade at Palmer’s home with many games. Madame Anna the storyteller told comic future life events upstairs and refreshments were served.
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Bessie Luce
C. E. T. Club
Carroll Street
Myrtle Palmer
Lorena Parker
Madame Anna
Local Social Notes From Baileyville and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Albert Kuhn spent the day at Baileyville. Roy Sherwood traveling to Chicago. Ida Andrus of Dixon returned after Freeport visit. Alma Tieglar visiting Rockford. S. A. Bullard of Sheipleld on business. C. Aiken and wife to Forreston to make their home. Edward Scott to Chicago for football game. Misses Cora and Ella Flachteimeier to Chicago. Elsie Halloway returned home from Freeport. Florence Snow returned from Delta visit. Col. Mrs. J. D. Tiekon back to Piper City after week with DeMoore. Miss Harriet Simmons returned to Lincoln Neb. J Wiegand and wife back to Devatur after stay with GC Heyer.
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Roy Sherwood
Chicago
Ida Andrus
Dixon
Freeport
Alma Tieglar
Rockford
Edward Scott
Cora
Ella Flachtemeier
Elsie Hr. Halloway
Decatur
Florence Snow
Frank Snow
Delta
Col
J. D. Tiekon
Piper City
C. O. DeMoore
Misa Harriet Simmons
Dittmar
Lincoln
Neb
J. Wiegand
GC. H. Heyer
Devatur
Coming events and entertainments listed for November and December
A snippet lists diverse upcoming activities from November events including Joe Fifers dancing school and Freeport College of Commerce openings to concerts lectures and balls. Notable items mention rose Lutiger Gannon contralto, Chas Banver organist, Molders union ball, Patrinarchs Milltang event, and moving pictures by Lyman Howes. Also noted are escaped Joliet, North Brog, Devil, Black Beauty and Poor Pike performances with dates across November and December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Fifer
Freeport College of Commerce
Freeport
Gisco Church
Rose Lutiger-Gannon
Chas
Banver Orgumet
First Presbyterian Church
Joliet
Humming Bird
North Brog
Lyman Howes
Daily Journal Delivers Citywide Service This Week
The Daily Journal announces delivery across the city for a full week, offering residents access to news, classifieds, and notices. The plan emphasizes broad reach and consistent weekday publication, ensuring readers stay informed.
Republican rallies energize Kent Loran and McConnell venues
Large enthusiastic crowds attended Republican rallies in Kent Loran and McConnell with speakers Burrell Rigney Carnahan Eckert Atps Krape Tiffany Clarity. Saloon owners were notified to close all day Tuesday in Freeport region while Democrats plan a rally with Henry Rainey and a city parade. Election returns will be received at the Freeport Club by telegraph and long distance lines. members and families will attend with lunch served.
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Kent
Loran
McConnell
Burrell
Stephen Rigney
RK. J. Carnahan
R. P Eckert
Oscar R Atps
W.G. Krape
R. KH. Tiffany
Judge Clarity
McConnall
Kreeport
Henry T. Rainey
Dittmar
Freeport Club
Local meetings and events fill Freeport schedule
Freeport society groups plan Monday meetings with Mias Fry and the Woman's Auxiliary at Miss Whitlock's Walnut Street home. The Y M C A hosts ministerial association at 3 p.m. Epworth league features Miss Kacheler in a mezzo soprano solo Sunday. A 300 delegate Y M C A convention photo, gifted by Edward Bengston, is displayed. Socialist organizer Ralph Korngold to speak at the courthouse on Sunday, weather permitting hall use at 167 Stephenson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweeney
Argyle
Woman's Auxiliary
Springfield
Focal Association
Edward Bengston
Ralph Korngold
Socialist Party
Freeport
Court House
Heisa
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Stephenson Street
Market Closing Quotes and Grain Prices Report
The report lists closing quotations for December wheat at 6 34, December corn 6 34, December oats 4 83, and January pork 31600. Cattle and livestock futures show steady or weak trends with various subcategories noted. Rice prices are 2 50 to 1 70, and W. Gardner Thrall heads to Nora to fill the Congregational pulpit tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
Union Stock Varas
Beeves
Eas
Stuckera—fertlers
Favorite Prescription for Women’s Ailments Promoted
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a potent restorative for women worn by overwork and childbirth. It claims relief from headaches backache pelvic pain and various menstrual disorders, pledges no alcohol, lists ingredients, invites postal inquiry for a free booklet, and warns against substitutes.
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Lerce
Nursinganothers
Ir. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Deneen Is Warmly Defended By Hirsch In State Race
Continued from page one, the editorial defends Governor Deneen against critics in Illinois. It praises his reforms of state institutions and urges voters to elect Charles S. Deneen by a decisive majority to push modern improvements, including hospitals for cure and reeducation of the mentally and physically ill. The piece attacks opponents as politically motivated and graft seeking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illnois
Deneen
Illinois
Charles S. Deneen
Freepot High Names Second Basketball Team
The second Freepot High basketball squad was selected yesterday afternoon. It includes Burrell and Ryan as forwards Dailey at center and Ritzman and Bokemeier as guards.
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Freepot High School
Burrell
Ryan
Dailey
Ritzman
Bokemeier
Freeport Visitor Recovers from Chicago Hospital Operation
HK W Crieder of Freeport visits, reporting a recent operation in Chicago hospital was a splendid success and he has recovered. The paper notes the successful procedure and his return for a short stay.
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Galena Gaztte
W. Crieder
Freeport
Crieder
Chicago
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Aecthers
Cw Chen
Theodore F. Ellis
Prohibition
Ellis
Loval Cnation
Civil Service
Reciprocal de Mufrare
Axel W. Titus
Douglas Avenue
First M. EB
Wm A. Rogers
C. W. Harden
Stephenson St Sage
Gale Effee
Manitoba
Hard Times
Social Notes
Albert Kuhn
Baileyville
S. A. Bullard
Sheipegeld
C. Aiken
Forreston
Grand Opera House
Daily Journal
Kent, Loran
Mcconnells
The
Freeport Shakespeare Society
Mias Fry
Today’s Market Report
Chicago Board of Trade
C. D. Anderson
Rice
W. Gardner Thrall
Nora
Congregational Church
Sicknes
Pork
Tan Yoogar
Jan Aoe
Peoples
Waltreas
Adur Ss . G
Batuay
Samuel Hoelsler
N. Galena Ave
Chicuvo St
Trent
W.H. J. Stratton
Exchange St
Chicago Street
Jeo Vore
Knex
Misserul
Catthy Baen
Fairbanks
Lee House
Jolumi Farina
LaBelle
Missouri
Alt
Nering Mothem
Hirsch
Edw
Allington, Jr
Rodawly
Harness Sale
Jacob Molter
W.j.young & Co
Opp
Walton Neph
Clothing Department
C. G. Schoeffel
Galena St
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