Marriage of Dr Knapp and Miss McCune in Waukesha
Local society page details a wedding at the bride’s home in Waukesha. Dr A A Knapp of Brimfield officiated for James A McCune’s daughter. Guests included Johannes, notable families traveled from Chicago and California, with numerous congratulatory gifts and a festive reception afterward.
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Waukesha
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California
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James A.’ McCune
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Public School Organist Said to Serve at Christian Church
A fragment notes the higher rooms of the public school and mentions an organist who has also served at the Christian Church, indicating shared duties or a move between secular and religious settings. The context suggests a local education and church connection with an individual in musical service.
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The
Christian Church
Voice of the People on Monroe Doctrine
A reader cites the Monroe Doctrine as a formative phase of national growth. The piece questions prolonging isolation and argues for balancing freedom with global influence, citing concerns about tying to Britain and expanding power abroad.
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England
Governor Green's committee to study tax relief in Cook County
Governor Dwight Green announces a special legislative committee of four senators and four representatives to study the tax situation in Cook County following raised assessments and delays in state forms. The panel will report to the next General Assembly with recommendations, as Green rejects a special session to curb rising taxes.
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Dwight Jr. Green
Cook County
Basia
Marshall
Putnam
Assembly
Green
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Cook
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Gremeny
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Cagk County Democratic Machine
Added-To News-Republican Subscrib ers List Names New Subscribers
A list in the Henry News-Republican notes new subscribers include Clarence Raguet Arland Ws Mrs Al Clarence Henry m 7 Private Charles H Wilson Camp Blanding Fla Mrs Debertliver fara mM Walter Wood Moline John H Griffin A S Great Lakes Tl Private First Class Alden J Rickey San Francisco Calif Private Thomas W Frank Camp Blanding Ia omre illiam E Russell Spars land Ee H Stowe Princeton IN pends Landers renry I Pelvato First Class John T sche sitt Ocennalde Calif Mra Willian M Wells Magnolla i Dotine Lee Hefhinger Bronining ton sabes qatS oy wees Melvin Merchant Great Lakes Edna Crown Stientor UW Donald Dean Quinn Great Lakes
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Moline
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Griffin
Great Lakes
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San Franscisco
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15 Percent Overseas Mail Misaddressed War Veterans Study
A Veterans Administration report finds about 15 percent of overseas mail is misaddressed or undeliverable. The study notes many items reach recipients with wrong names or initials, and asks dependents writing about veterans to identify the service member clearly. It highlights a master index listing millions of veterans and tens of thousands with common surnames like Smiths and Johnsons.
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Johnsons
Internationalist or isolationist defined in terse terms
The piece weighs two terms for world order, Internationalist and Isolationist, with imperfect definitions, arguing that any system must balance power and pursue mutual welfare. It argues honesty in diplomacy, warns against isolationism, and endorses a cooperative global framework to prevent wars.
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Russia
England
China
Webster
Alogf
Pornen
Propaganda and War Watch in a Soviet Information Bulletin
An Information Bulletin from the Soviet Union extols Allied bomber cooperation and warns against postwar friction. It argues that shared wartime tech and trust can prevent future conflict, urges broader collaboration, and cautions that fear and greed threaten international understandings.
Debated Evolution Teaching Draws Parental Protest
A resident argues that the root causes of youth moral derailment lie in modern college instruction and secular hostility to religion, blaming poorly trained professors and the influence of evolution theory. The writer cites two world wars and warns against excluding religion from education.
Evolution and Religion Clash Over Science Beliefs
A fragmented opinion piece argues adults and clergy must discuss evolution without dethroning faith. It contends science is not a god and the Bible isn’t a science text, urging Christians to distinguish scientific inquiry from religious truth while tracing God’s idea in Hebrew scripture and Jesus as Savior.
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Jesus
Public Health Nurse Discusses Tuberculosis Decline in Illinois
A sponsored health bulletin notes Illinois reduced tuberculosis cases and deaths since 1930, with a 94 percent drop by 1943. It urges continued tuberculin testing of high school groups and adults, early case detection, isolation of cases, and avoiding contacts to prevent spread, stressing timely treatment. The piece cites broader declines in Iowa Michigan Indiana and Wisconsin and emphasizes ongoing prevention and education led by Alma Simpson and Henry Director.
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Iowa
Michigan
Indiana
Wisconsin
Lowas
Minois
Feet In Summer A wise health column on foot care
Sponsored health column notes feet perspire and odor in warm weather. It advises thorough drying, tepid baths or alternating hot and cold, and witch hazel for burning sensations. Emphasizes fresh shoes, shoe trees, sun and air, and foot hygiene to prevent fungal infections and fatigue in workers who stand long hours.
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Healths Department
Proper shoes aid weight bearing and foot care
The article advises roomy shoes that conform to the foot shape and a stiff shank to prevent arch flattening. It notes swelling and tenderness may indicate trouble, suggests correct foot hygiene, and recommends muscle exercises for feet and ankles as advised by a physician or nurse. It mentions state medical society approval and wartime context with soldiers overseas.
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Illinois State Medical Society
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