Peruna Promises Relief for Fatigued Women Say Wisconsin Woman
Mary Goerbing of Medford praises Peruna as a nerve tonic and vitality restorer. Letters from Roxa Tyler and Mrs. G Briggs recount renewed strength and improved health after using Peruna, touting its preventive effects on colds and its restorative power for worn out women.
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Mary Goerbing
Medford
Wis
Peruna
Hartman
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Grange Fair a Grand Success With Wide Exhibits
The Grange Fair drew about 4000 attendees over two days with 137 Money Work entries and 183 vegetable samples. Exhibits included corn pears and fruit, 82 bread 15 cookies 29 cake 7 butter 2 honey collections, 12 pen and ink works by Miss Whiting, 18 pieces by Mrs Oliver Mills, and a notable Kattenburg lace piece. Center school won $10 premium, Clear Creek $8, Wenona $6. Dinner served to 450. Magnolia Grange patrons praise the event as an educational support.
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Prout
Tonica
Halbleib
Hennepin Roads
Culinary Department
Money
Kattenburg
Watt
Lacon
Center School
Clear Creek
Wenona
Co Word
BE. Smith
H. Ky Smith
Magnolia Grange
Bubhg
Great South American Kidney Cure Relieves Pain Fast
Distressing kidney and bladder diseases relieved in six hours by New Great South American Kidney Cure. Noted for prompt relief of bladder kidneys and back pain in males or females. Relieves water retention almost immediately. Sold at Dr Powell's drugstore.
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Keller
Masonic Semi Centenary Planned by Magnolia Lodge
Magnolia lodge No 103 A P and A M marks fifty years since its 1851 institution with a Wednesday Oct 16 semi centennial observance. A committee on greeting and program oversees events including a literature and music program, address by former Vice President Adler Stevenson, and a lodge history reading. Exercises run 10 am to 5 pm at the Masonic hall with about 800 invitations issued and neighboring lodges invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia Lodge
Magnolia
Bros H. C. Mills
GC. T. O. Schavdt
Henry McDermott
G.W. Wilson
B. Mitchell
H. C. Mills
Win Moffatt
R. W. Spencer
Cora Dent
Daisy Huws
Drly
FE. Barbour
Whi Brenn
James H. Price
R. W. Speaver
I. M. Holloway
M. Holloway
United States
Adler BE. Stevenson
Bloomington
Masonic
Peoria Corn Carnival Millinery Showcase
Graves Millinery in Peoria promotes its large display during the Corn Carnival period. The store touts four buyers in New York and Eastern markets and claims at least twenty percent savings for shoppers on stylish hats and accessories.
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Peoria
Graves
Ilinois
N. Y
Masonic Lodge to Convene Special Session Saturday Evening
Henry Lodge No 119 AF and AM will hold a special communication on Saturday October 5 1901 starting at 7 o clock sharp. A good attendance is desired and visiting brothers are cordially invited. P Carnonn WM Wim Duke George Vail and 58 8 Merritt left yesterday for the state fair at Springfield.
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Wim Duke
George Vail
Merritt
State Air
Springfield
Greatly Beloved Jennie Nicholson Translated to Quiet Rest
Jennie Nicholson born May 30 1885 died Sept 26 1901 at 16 years 8 months from appendicitis. She was cared for by family and neighbors, cherished by classmates and teachers, and funeral rites were held with large attendance. She loved children, cared for neighborhood babies, and graduated grammar school before illness ended her promising life. Her burial followed from the house with a large gathering and floral tributes reflecting community sorrow. Relatives from Marseilles Chicago and abroad joined in the mourning.
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Jennie Nicholson
Jennie
Althe
Abe
Walter Duke
Harrison
Marie Gregory
Dorothy Cromwell
Las
Chicago
John Barrett
Episcopal Church
Margaret Lynch
C. P. Thurber
Marseilles
Letitia Storms
J. G. Harvey
C.J. Atkinson
Army of the North
Bernhard
Peter
John Bernhard Feltis
Liverpool
Hennepin
Peter Feltis
St Anthony’s Catholic Church
Father Riedel
Mrs Margaret Feltis Dies at 86 in Hennepin
Mrs Margaret Feltis, a long time Hennepin resident and one of the area’s oldest settlers, died at age 86 after a long life with three sons and six grandchildren. Her husband left Welchbillig in 1844 for America but died on the voyage and was buried at sea. The eldest son Nicholas arrived in 1864.
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Margaret Feltis
Hennepin
Welchbillig
Rhenish
Prussia
America
Nicholas
Mrs Pauline Chandler Dies at 94 in Kansas City
Pauline Chandler aged 94 died at her daughter in law’s home on East Thirty third Street. She was mother to Judge George Chandler former first assistant secretary of the interior and later Eleventh Judicial District judge in Kansas. Another son Joseph Chandler, a Independence attorney, survived her. Born in New York, she lived in Illinois and Kansas. She resided in Kansas City a year and a half after her husband’s death. Burial moved to Independence, Kansas, with granddaughter Pauline Chandler present. She was sister to Elder W R Stowe and aunt to Mrs Theo Disosway and Mrs C E Rolley.
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Pauline Chandler
B. I’. Chandler
East Thirty-third Street
George Chandler
Pudebenene
Kansas
Interior
Harrison
Chandler
Eleventh Judicial District
Joseph Chandler
Independence
New York
Illinois
B. F. Chandler
Kansas City
Kun
B. I. Chandler
August Flower Then and Now Promises Easy Relief
Posed as a medical reminiscence the note extols Greens' August Flower as the universal remedy for indigestion biliousness and general malaise claiming it cleanses the system regulates liver action and stimulates nervous function. The pitch urges readers to obtain Greens' Prize Almanac at Dr Powell's.
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August Flower
Woman's Club Opens 1901 02 Year With Bright Outlook
The Woman's Club plans its first meeting of the 1901 1902 year at Mrs Ida Jones home on Monday Oct 7. Mrs Martha D Sutton chairs Literature and will oversee the program with essay Some Historians of Today read by Mrs Belle Potter. Clara B Waughop leads discussion with Mesdames Lulu Nelson Josephine Town send Mabel Shields and Miss Stella Motter as speakers. Mrs Laura V Emerick will speak on A Little Western Journey. Members will answer roll call by stating a fact in American history. The club anticipates a lively year with many new members and active meetings.
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Woman’s Club
Ida Jones
Martha D. Sutton
Belle Potter
Clara B. Waughop
Mesdames Lulu Nelson
Josephine Townsend
Mabel Shields
Stella Motter
Laura V. Emerick
Night Alarm Triggered by Croup Relief Story
Mrs J C Snides of Crittenden Kentucky shares her night alarm when her brother’s baby suffered a dangerous croup attack. Dr Kings New Discovery provided quick relief and a full cure, and she recommends keeping it for children. She also claims it cured her chronic bronchial trouble. Coughs colds throat and lung troubles are said to respond. Available 50 cents and 1.00 with a trial bottle free at Powells City drug store.
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J. C. Snides
Crittenden
Dr Powells City Drug Store
Church Notes Highlight Local Services And Leaders
Regular services at St Joseph's Catholic church next Sunday. Mt Sterling letters introduce Larkin union with Christian church. Endeavor society meets Monday at 8 o'clock for important topics. Mrs Tullis leads Epworth League and Rev Andrew Kelley to Castleton for two-charge supervision with first sermon next Sunday. Various sermons, consecration meetings, and gifts to missions noted across St John's Episcopal and Presbyterian churches.
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St Joseph’s Catholic Church
Larkin
Christian Church
Mt Sterling
Endeavor Society
Memors
Tullis
Epworth League
Andrew Kelley
Castleton
St John’s Episcopal Church
Carpenter
R. L.ears Bell
Distressing Stomach Disease Cured by Nervine Tonic
An advertisement proclaims a South American Nervine tonic as a permanent cure for stomach weakness and indigestion. It promises immediate relief from the first dose and asserts the remedy cures all, with consistent, safe results sold by J Band F A Pow ery.
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J Band
Death of Mrs Pease Reported in Telegraph Notice
A telegram from California conveyed the death of Mrs Pease wife of Mr J. Brasfield, noted as unreadable at first as Mrs Barton, with details forthcoming in another column. The notice records a shocking and unexpected death that saddened those who knew her.
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California
J.8
Brasfield
Barton
Pease
Veiled Prophet Excursion Train From Peoria to St Louis
The Chicago Peoria and St Louis Railroad runs a special excursion to the Veiled Prophet Parade in St Louis. It departs Peoria at 7:20 a.m. October 8 and returns the same day. Round trip tickets are $2.50 and valid to October 9.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Cures Long-Standing Burn Wound
W. H. Eads of Jonesville Virginia recalls a child foot burn that left leg sores for 80 years and credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with a complete cure after other treatments failed. Sold at Dr Powell’s Drug Store for 25 cents.
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W. H. Eads
Jonesville
Bucklen
Dr Powell
Cry Drug Store
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Illinois Woman's Alliance
Sixtieth’ Street
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Cloe
Covington
Eureka College
Frank VY. C. Cloak
Chillicothe
U. E
Henry
Presbyterian Church
Mr Powers
Rey Tullis
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