Tuberculosis Regulation and Local Civic Notes
Fragmentary itemization covers a range of topics from a tuberculosis congress endorsing Koch era precautions to local civic concerns. Mentions meat and milk infection safeguards, a Buffalo exposition, shipyard issues for the Isthmus region, and a One-year delay for a Methodist fund drive. Also notes about William Trone family, South Dakota crop prospects with wheat and oats, John Thompson’s health, Alderman Green on waterworks, and city finances from saloons.
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Phosphorescent Light Captivates Coast Beachgoers
In a Los Angeles letter, J. G. Kirkpatrick describes a phosphorescent sea display along the coast. Blue flames light the breakers and sand as spectators flock in large numbers, with the glowing spray and blue trails creating a nightly spectacle unmatched by prior scenes. The writer asks what causes this wonder and notes its popularity.
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Beardstown Fish Fry Draws Crowds With Free Plenty
Beardstown hosts its annual fish fry drawing crowds across the region. The town touts a long tradition with a massive seine haul and a festive riverfront scene featuring Dad, the day’s famed fisherman, and a river of pike and buffalo. Residents and visitors from Rushville, Schuyler, and beyond join the procession across the bridge to witness and partake in a feasting spectacle that has become a local landmark since 1852.
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Velde Nominated for Peoria Circuit Court Judge
Neighbor Franklin L. Velde is nominated for judge of the Tenth Judicial Circuit by the Republican convention at Peoria. A Pekin lawyer and Woodmen of Pekin member, he was born in Tazewell County and educated at Wesleyan University and the University of Michigan. He earned his LL B in 1839, practiced with John B. Cohrs, served Pekin as city attorney, and was part of the firm Prettyman and Velde.
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Green's Prize Almanac Promoted For Coughs And Lung Ailments
An early 20th century advertisement touts a single bottle remedy from Green's Prize Almanac available at Dr. Powell's. It claims to relieve throat and lung diseases, stimulate tissue healing, reduce inflammation, aid expectoration, and improve sleep, suggesting it as a universal cure promoted by druggists worldwide.
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Green
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