Osteopathic Physician au DDL Watherly at Market Street
Dr au DDL Watherly, osteopathic physician, offers acute and chronic care with special attention to women and children. Treatments available at home. calls answered day or night. Office in the home of Mr and Mrs 8. L. Clift on Market Street.
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Hall
Henry
Edward Street
Watherly
L. Clift
Market Street
Magnolia area notes sickness and social events at New Year
The Magnolia column records Mrs H E Dean and Geraldine Spencer ill, Warner Lackland returning home to Axtell, Kas, for family illness, and Mr and Mrs Tracy Skeltrim at Miss Leota Morris and Ralph Hall wedding. It notes family visits, health reports from La Junta, teachers returning to school, and a December 39 open TAC meeting with a country trip, games, and refreshments.
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Lackland
Warner Lackland
Axtell
Kas
Tracy Skeltrim
Leota Morris
McNabb
Ralph Hall
Danvers
Bird Kays
Wik Lenn Wimner
Wm Johnston
Rank
Fannie Johnston
Clemens
Miss Pond
Phillips
Charles Haws
Near Magnolia
van Thompson
Toluca
Santa
Thompson
Dawson Judd
McNabb wedding links Morris Hall family ties to Danvers
Leola Morris of McNabb became bride of Ralph Hall of Danvers in a ceremony at the Morris home. The wedding featured Lohengrin music, a large white bouquet, and a four course dinner. The couple departed for a wedding tour to La Salle after receiving many gifts. Leola is a graduate and longtime teacher in Tonica and Washburn. Ralph is a farmer educated at Eureka college.
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Morris Hall
Dev
Mrs Harve
Morris of
McNabb
Leola
Ralph Hall
Danvers
Mre Trace
Skelton
Magnola
Harry Bell
Bradford
Ian Puearts
la Salle
Tonten High Shool
Ilinois State Normal University
Tonica
Washburn
Eureka College
Cold Remedy and Panama Canal Ship Facts
Mrs Martha Wilcox of Gowanda New York praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy saying it broke up a hard cold in days and the cough disappeared. The note also cites concerns about autos aiding robbers and reports ships of the California class needing six and a half foot clearance through Panama canal locks. The Ohio is noted as the widest ship to pass the locks.
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Martha Wilcox
Gowanda
Advt
California
Navy Department
Panama Canal Locks
Ohio
Backache and Kidney Trouble Warn of Serious Results
A 19th century reader recounts kidney pain and swelling with backache nervousness and dizziness. After trying three boxes of Dean’s Kidney Pills from a Buffalo drugstore, relief was reported. The advertise pitch urges readers to ask for Donn’s Kidney Pills priced 50 cents at all dealers.
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Bright
Henry
K. Murray
Edward Sr
Dean
Ironmonger’s
Lostant Local Social Notes and Obituary Tidings
Community updates from Lostant include visitors and guests in local homes in Middleton Clay City and Streator. The piece records Christmas visits, a variety shower for Bertha Heusel, wedding of Bertha Heusel and Elvie Strode, and the death of Mrs Patrick Uheir of Wapella with funeral services at St Johns church Lostant. It notes local church activities school events and community roles.
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Liss Iona McCauley
Middleton
Charles Hayes
Wm. Partridge
Clay City
George Barr
Charles Fowler
Ida Sallee
Sterling
Minnie Naas
Mendota
John Manley
Jacksonville
John Skeet Hazel Bushell
Chicago
Wierman
Herbert
Henry Wentzel
College ,View
Neb
Wm. Nagle
John Heusel
Honge
Misa
Laura Hillabrand
Plana
Alvera Lundgren
Decatur
Ralph Travis
Vera
James Arnold
Margaret Richards
Atha Boshell
Hazel
Patrick Uehir
Wapella
Lost
Row. Phillius
Hannah Robson
Laura Reynolds
John Malone
Laura Weber
Elizabeth Weber
Mary Ryan
Baker Courtney
Hart
Omaws
Reuben Graves
Champ
Jekn Springs
Ome
Bertes
Mortimer Reynolds Mentier
Hanna Robison
Secessary
Atha Bashedl
Nellie Curtis
Will
Jodge Vall
John Kelley
Severi
Richard MieShene
Valvweriiso
Lostant
John
Elizabeth McShane
Sears
McLean County
Hone Township
Ga Salle County
Mis
Lestant
Emma Heusel
Otto Spear
Strode
Dot Judd
J A. Whitney
W. C. Patterson
Genevieve
Hennepin
E V. Vale
Pontiac
W. A Boyle
Henry
Yaiann
Social inequities in earnings and welfare cited
The survey reports over 5000 women in the United States forced to earn their own living. Ninety percent of widows lack comforts of home and thirty two percent lack necessities. Most men who die leave nothing and 96 percent of the remainder leave almost nothing. More than two million children under 16 are working instead of attending school.
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