Magnolia Notes From The Republican May 27 1915
Magnolia community items share visits from Mrs Lash and Miss Butters, church changes, bake sales, and school events. Memorial and baccalaureate addresses planned, with Sunday school activities and a large men’s Bible class gathering. Obituary for George W. Hiltabrand notes his Baptist faith, family, and funeral details.
Why You Are Nervous
Explains the nervous system as the body's alarm system and links weakness to nervous tension. Promotes Scott's Emulsion as a tonic booster that nourishes blood and nerve cells, claiming quick improvement. States the product is alcohol free and attributed to Scott & Bowne of Bloomfield New Jersey.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N. J
Sloan's Liniment for Rheumatism Relief
Ad claims Sloan's Liniment can relieve acute chronic rheumatism rheumatic headaches sciatic rheumatism and lumbago by penetrating to the seat of pain. Recommends using a 25 cent bottle two or three times daily and keeping it handy for emergencies.
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Sloan
Varna Social Notes and Local Contests Highlight Week
Miss Lucile King and Louise Merritt visited in Varna and Laconn while Katherine Dana Smith visited grandparents in Magnolia. Medals were won by Varna at Toluca, with records set by Ozell Stateler in pole vault, broad jump, and the 100 yard dash. A baby girl was born to Oliver Extrem and his wife Friday May 21. Local hog shipment to Chicago, hospital update on August Hall, and W L C food sale planned for May 29 complete the county roundup.
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Katherine Dana Smith
Vivan Haws
Magnolia
Frank Stoner
Wilbur Stoner
Hopewell
Schwambach
Peoria
Louise Merritt
Lucile King
Laconn
Frank McCuskey
Olney Hurl
Myrtle Bell
Walter Broaddus
Lacon
Charles Rogers
Broaddus
Oliver
Charles Fogle
Henry Sateler McCoy
Toluca
The
Public Service Co
Varna
Mary Lee Broaddus
Mee Feazel
Charles Stateler
Washburn
Ozell Stateler
S. M. Kohler
H. A. Stroup
C. D. Carlson
Chicago
August Hall
John Piper
Curley King
Wenona and Varna Visitors Reported at Numerous Local Callers
A flurry of social activity is noted with many Wenona, Varna, and Streator residents visiting friends and attending dances last week. Notables include Dr. J Murray, Dr. F H Harvey, Julius Krueger, Marion Kreider, and Monk's orchestra traveling to Roanoke for a dance.
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Wenona
John Whalen
Garfield
J. Murray
Varna
I. F. Douglass
Katherine Reif
Roy Winter
F. H. Harvey
Springfield
State Medical Society
Julius Krueger
Mud Baths
Peoria
Oscar Keller
Ed Keating
Streator
Venona
W. W. Thierry
Lostant
Putnam Beckwith
Howard Lambourn
Gillespie
B. Scott
Howard
G. A. Saur
Rutland
Co. A. Axline
Herman Becker
Walter
Washburn
Lestant
Marion Kreider
Ray Link
Bellinore Mackaye
C. BE. Pollard
George Cahoon
F. Thierry
John Zimmerman
Toluca
Roscoe Ball
Monk
Roanoke
Methodist Church
Newland
Pearce
Board of Sunday Schools
Dr Kings New Life Pills Claim Liver Cleanses Purifies Blood
An old advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a remedy to cleanse the liver and purify the blood, treating biliousness headaches dizziness and constipation with a 25 cent price at the druggist.
Jane Learns To Cook After Marriage In Search For Stability
A narrative contrasts a spoiled upbringing with a late practical education in homemaking. It cites a Census Bureau expert placing the U.S. population at 100 million on Good Friday, noting America’s rise among world powers.
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Jane
C. C. Sloan
U. S
Doans Kidney Pills Proven By Henry Residents
Doans Kidney Pills gain wide support from Henry residents with many kidney and urinary disorder testimonials. J B Klein of Western Avenue Henry reports lasting relief after three weeks of use, noting reduced nocturnal trips and clearer secretions. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y distributes the remedy.
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Henry
Dean
Doan
J. B. Klein
Western Avenue
Mr. Klein
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Local Gossip Highlights Visits and Storm Damage in Lostant
Lostant notes list visitors from Toluca Granville Ottawa and Chicago with residences showing a busy week. A wind storm caused damage including a Central train window breakage and falling awning. May 14 1915 births and anniversaries add to a village flush of activity as school closes with a Maypole celebration and staff renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hill
Toluca
Charles Gehm
Edith Phillips
Peoria
John Wilson
Granville
Blanche Patterson
Hennepin
J. A. Whitney
Shanley
Ottawa
A. Boshell
W. M. Griffith
Swaney
Wm. Davey
Springfield
John Kelley
Iane
Rutland
Artemisa Boyle
California
Jennie Walton
H. A. Barr
J. T. Bliss
S. Robison
J. S. Jamison
Chicago
Charles Vandegrift
Steubring
la Rose
Fred Zilm
la Salle County Federation
Illinois Bankers’ Association
W. W. Evans
W. D. Evans
Forrest
Central
Ray Kreger
Benson
Tonica
N. J. Hillabrand
Kregor’s
R. W. Davis
South State Street
Irene
Lostant
Iss Mulgihall
W. H. McDaniels
Anna M. Bothwell
Brantford
Canada
United States
la Salle County
John Everett
Cora J. Dukes
Arkansas
George
Oliver
Heizer
Kas
Jane Boshell
Melvin
Etta Anderson
Rachel Boshell
Cora Hannum
Crisco
Everett
Kansas
Newland
Cottage News From Sparland and Nearby
Sunday visitors traveled to Charles Hunts in Sparland including Mr and Mrs William Chesney Esther and Ernest Jardine and Edmund Jardine. Miss Ethel Chesney spent the weekend with her brother Will. Mrs Jardine visited her mother Mrs BE Wilson of Providence. Howard Powers and crew called at William Chesney's Monday. P M Reynolds bought hogs last week. Hiram Allen is erecting a new cattle barn with help from Herbert Goodale and Frank Lidgard.
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Wm. Chesney
Esther
Ernest
Edmund Jardine
Charles Hunt's
Sparland
Ethel Chesney
Will
Jardine
BE. M. Wilson
Providence
Howard Powers
P. M. Reynolds
Hiram Allen
Herbert Goodale
Frank Lidgard
Preacher Ends Noisy Entrance Habit by Announcing Latecomers
A neighboring preacher stopped his congregation from twisting in their seats to watch late arrivals. He announced the late arrivals by name, calling out Mr. Smith and his daughter. He noted he wore last winter’s coat and she wore a new summer gauze hat with a flaming red rose.
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Mr. Smith
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Minneapolis
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Margaret
Bloomington
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Ward
Ladies’ Aid
Helen Punk
A. Mathis
Bro
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New Church
Sweet
Hazel Peters
Union School
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Martin of Henry
Rev
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Oxbow
Rose Butters
Miss Butters
Eb, Barbour
Shaw
M. E. Church
Elliott
Gardner
Dodmeyer & Gardner Milling Co
Stone
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Victrola
Potter Palmer
Florida
New York
George W. Hiltabrand
Elizabeth Hiltabrand
Putnam County
Illinois
Joseph Ebner
Catherine Shields
Minnie E
E. A. Mathis
Ill
Hiltabrand
Baptist Church
George Hillabrand
EH. A. Mathis
Bliss
Masons
A. B. Smith
G. W. Pace
Journal
Macomb Journal
Margaret Vollmer
Bergner Store
Bergner
F.a.bergner &Co
Public Service Company of
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Albert Pletch
Mcnabb
McNabb Central 183
George J. Borgstede
Jones National School of Auctioneering
A. J. Ironmonger