Old Teeth Bought for Cash and Other Ads
An ad offers to buy old false teeth, diamonds, gold, silver, and bridge work with payments from two to thirty five dollars per set. It promises to return items if prices are unsatisfactory and mentions mailing via parcel post from Philadelphia. Another line promotes Chamberlain's County Remedy for croup with usage directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parcal Post
Matt
Marcr’s
Dept. X
Philadelphia
Chamberlain's County
Magnolia News Highlights Local Social and Death Notices
Magnolia community notes recount visits by Henry Friday callers and Peoria shoppers, plus Mrs Maude Ray attending the Rebekah convention. Obituary for John Henry Phillips details his life from Magnolia Illinois with family, burial in Magnolia cemetery. Local events include Parent Teacher association meeting, church services, and a Magnolia lecture course opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Keller
Henry
H. J. Bishop
Ary
Morris
Paupa
Cheroa
George Hillabrand
Jacksonville
Fla
Everett Hecht
Washington, D. C
Clifford Potter
Peoria
Parent Teacher’s Association of the
Magnolia Schools
Parent-Teacher Association
M. O. Hiatt
Magnolia Church
Anti-saloon League of Illinois
W. Harvey Young
Preparedness and Healing Remedy Ad and Fire Loss Report
An ad touts Farris Healing Remedy as antiseptic and economical with a 50 cent bottle yielding use worth two dollars. Local merchants Duke Bros and others carry the product. A Chicago and Alton fire report notes a $200,000 loss at St Louis with freight houses and cars destroyed. cause unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farris
Duke Bros
Henry
W. H
Weathers
Magnolia
W. H. Quiram
Lacon, T. D
Gapen & Co
Sparland
M. M. Henkins & Co
Putnam
Advt
Chicago & Alton
St. Louis
Local News Briefs and War Front Notes
Several brief items report minor injuries and family visits. Margaret Phillips sprained her ankle, Arnold Schook burned feet, and A W Werwick injured in a corn shelter. W W Brown returns from California after an appendectomy. Lizzie Schiffthauer visits Mrs. Schiffbaner and Walter Faylor, Marine Corps member, visits town. The Comisky family awaits Joe’s home, Lizzie Schiffthauer writes from Fort Screven, and George is stationed at Camp Gordon. Mrs. Josephine Hollingsworth recovers at home, with Alice Tomlinson and Sosiah Tomlinson nearby. F E Hagy resigns from Whitney pharmacy. Max Whitney resumes the business. Chamberlains Tablets praised for relief of indigestion and liver issues. Chillicothe cannery ships corn boxes for overseas, with soldier Harry Bland reporting home-scented taste in Country Gentleman can.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Phillips
Arnold Schook
A. W. Werwick
W. Brown
Lizzie Weber
LaSalle
William Schiffbaner
Friands
Walter Faylor
Tt. Hushir
Marine Corps
Uwnots
Hehir
FT. F. Comisky
Joe
Lizzie Schiffthauer
Lucile Schoenneshoefer
Fort Screven
Camp Gordon
George
G. . A. Wilson
W. M. McDermott
Barr
Harry Barr
Santa Fe
Tulsa
Okla
Mis
Josephine Hollingsworth
Alice Tomlinson
Sosiah Tomlinson
Russell
F. E. Hagy
Whitney Pharmacy
Max Whitney
Mrs. Hagy
Mr. Whitney
New Minnesota
Chamberlain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sulgeon Menry
Schmitt « Williams
Fipi
F. Willett
M.D. V
Veterinaria Assiatant
Menry
Reiifance and Office
Whitefield
Gails
N .Ee
W. A. Smith
D. _D. SIAULFAIR
Both-Rhones Granville, Tr
Henry, Il
Fred. W. Potter
Real Eatate and
Insurance
Henry, II
Henry FE. Jacobs
W. W.dewey & Sons
WM. E. Green, Fresco, Til
McColl & Smith
K. K.mccoll
Princeton
Lisld Smits
Maullus
H.w.may
Honey
Alwara
Ceneultus
Thompson Farm
Department
John Henry Phillips
Edward “Phillips
Magrolia
Lfe
Josephine Eichinger
Frank Zenzon
Elmér Smith
Albert Olwen
Chicago
Frank
France
Edith
Phillipa
Jesus
A. B. Smith
Pan
Quaker Lane
Hia
Griffith
la Salle
Alvin Brown
Cassie Swaney
Bickerman
Granville
Stansell
Hennepin
Blanche Kibler
Bernice Bailey
Hattia Reymer
A. H. Lancaster
Ridge Farm
Ford
Miases Fischhork
Neman
Mitchell
M. W. Smith
Laura
Lestant
M.“B, Whitney's
Metta
Lassman
Dorothea
Brokaw Hospital
Bloomington
C. C. Mills
Charles
Decatur
Hattie Roymer
Alvin Browns
Ralph—French
Camp Grant
J. T. Mills
Dorothy Koehler
P. Wierman
Daneae Cole
Pneumoniia
Heb
Tied Tome
Tosh Noere Wierman
Athols’ Coribréeders Association
Auhion Atock
Parce
Chingeo
PL. E. Smith
Helen “Mitchell
Hotel la Salle
Nwo
C.B
Flitcraft
Oxy Ca
First’ National Bank of Granville
W.G. Griffith
McNabb
Lisrannt
Chamberlain's
P-Harwood
Auburn
N. Y
Chillicothe
Harry Bland
Deci
Deanto
Peter
Rock Island
John Deere
Hays
Keystone
Charles - Winn
Miles Fox
James Hickey
Ilinois
C.F. Hallfarth
Benry, Illinois
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