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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1911
Page
7
Charles D. Quick of Cordova Illinois testifies to dramatic recovery after months of treatment by Drs Walsh of Davenport at 124 West Third Street The ad touts Dr Walsh credentials a free examination and convenient office hours amid patient testimonials from across the region
Court reports list hearings and filings across estates. Executors, administrators, guardians, and conservators present proofs of creditors notices, bond amounts, and petitions for probate, guardianship, and sales with hearings set through June 1 and May 15.
At advanced age the organs act more slowly and circulation becomes poor. Appetite is weak and digestion falters, leaving the system open to illnesses like colds grippe rheumatism and pneumonia. Vinol is claimed to rebuild wasting tissue and strengthen the body for older people.
A woman who felt she was breaking down with age found strength and energy return after using VINOL. She reports feeling ten years younger and urges neighbors to try VINOL with a money back guarantee if not beneficial, per Dante M. Stamm, Druggist Geneseo Illinois.
Hearing on probate of Isaac Newton Wilson and Swanson wills noted. Witness testimony taken. instruments admitted to probate with bonds $300,000 and $5,000. Letters testamentary issued to Wm. J. McBroom and Margaret Swanson. appraisers named A. B. Peterson, J. Oberling, and C. B. Peterson.
G T Richardson of Richard son s Mills Alabama reports a year of severe bronchial trouble for their child. After failed remedies and useless doctor’s medicine, Dr King s New Discovery cured the child in one bottle. It relieves coughs colds hoarseness grippe asthma croup and sore lungs. Price 50c and 1.00 trial bottle free. Wright guarantees.
Geneseo residents share Sunday visits with Osco and Rock Island friends. Kellum and Kushman families visit Warner and neighbors. Inez Warner misses school due to measles. Frank Boehm Jr returns from Davenport hospital. Minor illness notes and local social calls. advertised Eclectic Oil promotes pain relief.
Ruth Carter a seventeen year old student from Portland used a hat pin to fend off a ruffian attacking her on the Illinois Central bridge. She sustained cuts to hands and face but forced the assailant to flee after striking him in the neck.
Rock Island officials led by C W Hawes and F O VanGalder push to host the next state Modern Woodmen convention. Dr Roe Patek travels from Rock Island County to Springfield to organize support, aiming to land the camp for Rock Island and secure backing from local groups.
The Illinois Third Vein at Ladd is abandoned by coal company officials and a settlement seems unlikely before October. Miners are leaving the town for other work while remaining workers receive $5 weekly from the state treasury.
The C B and Q railroad station at Galesburg was destroyed by fire Thursday afternoon last week. Loss estimated near 100000. Two employees rescued from the third story as flames cut off their escape with help from assistant fire chief John Cater. Depot built in 1884, cost about 15000 originally, later altered, with plans for a larger, more handsome replacement.
A. E. Davis, a Sulphur Springs, Texas grocer, states the product relieved habitual constipation and has kept his bowels regular since use.
The drowned man found by river fishermen near Depue was identified as Robert N Newton 49 a prominent horseman banker and former presiding judge of the grand circuit of the American Trotting association Newton leaped from a high bridge into the Illinois River January 31 Depue sits 84 miles below Ottawa E H Manley notes it is better to pin a rose on a man than send twenty wreaths.
Letter from Baltimore Maryland praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for a girl named Alice aged fifteen. Describes pale appearance, dark circles, weakness, and doctors diagnosing Green Sickness before recovery after three bottles. Includes recommendation to other girls with menstrual and female troubles.
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