Arbuckles ARIOSA Coffee Endures in Loyal Customer Testimony
A Los Angeles commentator extols Arbuckles Coffee for over thirty years noting its uniform aroma and consistent quality. Advertisers claim Arbuckles pioneered roasted packaged coffee, offer ARIOSA at a narrow profit margin, and urge buyers to insist on the branded product or write to Arbuckle Brothers in New York City.
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Los Angeles
Arbuckles
Ariosa
Ariosa Coffee
Arbuckle Bros
New York City
Local Magnolia News Highlights and Happenings
Magnolia brief notices cover social visits from Otto Fiedler, Walter Duke, and George Willey along with Mrs. Simonton and Bert Pritchard. Weather disruptions delayed auto trips amid heavy rain and hail. Community events include a Wesleyan quartet concert, Epworth League officers, a Miners Springs camp meeting, and a Streator chautauqua attendance with Governor Hanley noted.
Church Services and Sunday School Times Listed
Church items list hours for Strawn and Caledowsa congregations. Strawn holds Sunday school at 10 a m and preaching at 11. Caledowsa offers Sunday school at 2 p m and services at 3 p m on the second and fourth Sundays. Magnolia reports Sunday school at 10 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strawn
Caledowsa
Magnolia
Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad From Henry Woman
A Henry reader describes relief from kidney trouble using Doan's Kidney Pills. The advertisement touts kidney health as central to female well being and urges others to try the product. It cites Mrs. F. M. Garlin of Henry endorsing the remedy after suffering ure poison and back pain, with Dean's Pills sold nationwide by Foster Milburn Co. at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Dean
Doan
F. M. Garlin
Henry, NL
J. W. Niece
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Birth
Archie McNabb spent last week with home folks while relatives from Colorado and Illinois visited. Mrs. Peart hosts a sister from Chicago. Delbert Laughlin of Princeton visited McNabb relatives. Mrs. Harry Hull of Magnolia called Thursday. Mrs. McNabb visits parents in Princeton. Koehler Kerns and Johnston returned from Colorado Monday. George Ziegler now rides in a new automobile. Mrs. W L Mills and Gladys visit Peoria relatives. Fred Johnston and wife welcome a new daughter. J Jaeger and family visit Minoa k. Marie Gallaher and class will recital at Consolidated school next Saturday night.
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W. L. Mills
Little Gladys
Peoria
Fred Johnston
J. Jaeger
Minoak
Marie Gallaher
Consolidated School
Local social notes from La Salle area residents
A roundup of visitors and travels includes Delia Loston in La Salle, William Schiffbauer in La Salle and Peru, George A Lawrence of Galesburg, Fr P E Hand on Henry business, Grace Harper of Peoria at G B Spring’s home, Mat Neifing and T S Flanagan in La Salle, Mrs P E Howard returning from a relatives visit, Mrs Ernest Buss and son Rex visiting La Salle, Mrs Fred Engle of Venona visiting Julius Kahn, Henry King and family near McNabb at the Spring residence, Anna and Mamie Thommes at Streator for a chautauqua, Ben Hershey and wife from Bloomington visiting T S Williamson, Elsie Swift of Chicago visiting then returning home, Harry Dugan of Chicago home with a sprained ankle, and Mrs Orville Dean of Rockford visiting relatives.
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Delia Becker
la Salle
Wm. Schiffbauer
Peru
George A Lawrence
Galesburg
P. E. Hand
Henry
Grace Harper
Peoria
G. B. Spring
Mat Neifing
T. S. Flanagan
P. BE. Howard
Ernest Buss
Rex l
Fred Engle
Venona
Julius Kahn
Henry King
Near McNabb
Anna
Mamie Thommes
Streator
Ben Hershey
Bloomington
T. S. Williamson
Elsie Swift
Chicago
Miss Mary Bishop Visits Granville Relatives
Miss Mary Bishop of Granville visited relatives in the Palatine neighborhood last week. Co. W. Curtis and daughter Cleo, and Mrs. W. A. Barr of Lostant, were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. L. N.
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Mary Bishop
Granville
Co. W. Curtis
Cleo
W. A. Barr
Lostant
L. N
Barr and son visit G. O. Davis on July Fourth
Barr and son Fijoyd of Blackwell Oklahoma joined callers at G. O. Davis' Fourth of July event. Rollin Travis, Cadillac agent, has shown cars for weeks and recently sold one to George Zeigler of McNabb. Len Travis of Washburn visited Rollin, Edna Davis traveled to Lostant then Streator to attend the chautauqua.
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Barr and Son
Fijoyd
Blackwell
Oklahoma
G. O. Davis
Rollin Travis
Cadillac
Travis
George Zeigler
McNabb
Len Travis
Washburn
Rollin
Edna Davis
Lostant
Streator
Early 20th Century Local Social Notes Reach Joliet and Granville
Miss Stella Gardner and Florence Dawson visited at Lewis Gardner and Harvey Allen and returned to Chicago last Sunday. Maggie Bartlett of Granville visits Misses Lela and Blanche Allen this week. Maude McHenry, in Peoria, returned home last Saturday. John Mannis loses two horses by lightning last Wednesday night. Waldo Hamm and wife return to Peru after visiting here a week. Mrs. Mary Allen has been poorly but improves. Bessie Munnis hosts a visiting lady friend this week. Dr. Watson and wife plan a Joliet visit at week’s end. Cora Allen spent the 4th at J. B. Albert’s.
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Stella Gardner
Florence Dawson
Lewis Gardner
Harvey Allen
Chicago
Maggie Bartlett
Granville
Lela
Blanche Allen
Maude McHenry
Peoria
John Mannis
Waldo Hamm
Peru
Mary Allen
Bessie Munnis
Dr. Watson
Joliet
Cora Allen
J. B. Albert's
Post Mortem Inspection Sparks Fight Over Cow Trade
A letter from A A Webber of Castleton in the Drovers Journal denounces packers postmortem inspection rules for cows and heifers. He argues refunds are impossible if cows are condemned, questions tuberculosis claims, and says shippers cannot be assumed to identify healthy stock. The piece urges packers to abandon the rule before it harms trade and warns small packers face the same issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A.webber
Castleton
Drovers Journal
Packers Face New Strict Inspections Say Inspections Cut Profits
A letter argues that before the new rigid meat inspection law diseased carcasses entered the market causing risk to consumers. The writer contends the law boosts meat safety, allows higher prices, and that government inspection costs are borne by authorities.
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EACO
A. A. Webber
McClures Summer Reading Preview Highlights
McClure's announces summer features including Ellen Terry memories a biographical yet anecdotal series Wellman's pole voyage in a cigar shaped balloon and a dramatic July climax to C P Connolly's The Fight of the Copper King Carl Schurz Reminiscences and Gettysburg Mary Baker G Eddy Christian Science Life Georgine Milmine continues with new phases Fiction lineup promises a stronger feast with three new writers heading the season.
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McClure
Ellen Terry
Miss Terry
Misserry
Walter Wellman
C. P. Connolly
Montana
Minnie Healy
Carl Schurz
Gettysburg
Schurz
Georgine Milmine
Mary Baker G. Eddy
History of Christian Science
Notable Contributors to The Issue Selection
The page lists that the publication features works by Joseph Conrad Henry Rowland and Willa Sibert Cather with stories by Mary S Watts Will Adams and Lucy Pratt. It notes illustrations by F Walter Taylor James Montgomery Flagg Sigismund de Ivanowski Arthur I Kellar and others, highlighting a roster of acclaimed writers and artists associated with the issue.
An Object Lesson From A Sunday School Button Tale
A Sunday school teacher assigns three buttons signifying Life Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness. In a later class a boy can only produce two, explaining his pants bear Pursuit of Happiness, while Life and Liberty are retained.
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Tommy
A Happy Man Is Amos King of Port Byron
Amos F King of Port Byron New York aged 85 credits Bucklen Arnica Salve with healing a long standing leg sore. The product billed as world’s great healer of sores burns cuts wounds and piles and sold by A J Ironmonger druggist at 25 cents with guarantee.
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Amos F. King
Port Byron
N. Y
A. J
Price
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R. Tive A. Ward
Henry Republican
Otto Fiedler
Walter Duke
George Willey
George Hillabrand
S. Simonton
Cecil Phillips
Ab Phillips
Hecht
Panchand
van- Fiorne
Bert Pritchard
St. Louis
John Ramage
Harry
Martenbauer
Luther Sammons
Mr. McKirgan
Will Chestnut
James
John Arnold
Reo
Mhillabrand
George Conrad
Bertie Ong
Cumberland Cemetery
Sandy
Mineral Springs Camp
Quer
Varna
Jm. Epworth League
Magnolia Epworth League
Eva Sweet
H. W. Bell
Jennie Frazee
R. W. Spencer
Bessie Roberts
Nellie Thompson
George Morphew
Ollie Roberts
Mann
Georgie Hillabrand
Bell
Carthage
Carlson
Texas
Frances Willey
Ollie Spencer
Margaret Roberts
C. F. Morphew
Colorado
Helen Funk
J. S. Phillips
E. Simpson
Miss Ray
Hennepin
George Clemens
Danville
Elwood Morris
Mr. Morris
Henry Swindler
Mounds
Lake Minnetonka
Guarranteed Bradley & Vrooman
J. G. Clemens
Magnolia, Ill
Robert Wells
Dr. Dakin
Miss Brown
Harry Dugan
Orville Dean
Rockford
Mt, Palatine
Castoria
Beara
Ayer
J.C. Ayer Co
Lowell, Mi
J. G Clemens
Magnolia, Illinois
THE
Magnolia Bank
Northern Illinois Co-Operative Burial Association
G. W. Keller
Undertaker
A. Simmons
Centenary Hospital
Live Street Bank
Barnes University
Medico Chirulogical Society
Ina Bank
Ina
Ill
Robert G. Dakin
M. D
Onlls
J. H. Massie
Fresh Bakery
Griffith's Laundry
W H. Weathers
A. R, Kregor
Magnolia, III
Chicago Veterinary College Veterinary Hospital
Magnolia and
McNabb Centrale
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