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Lead weight and war tactics in historic battle analysis
The piece cites Marshall Saxe on killing a soldier with weight and cites Gen Rohns analysis of the Kin Tchou battle before Port Arthur. It gives Russian and Japanese forces, officer and enlisted losses, and ammunition totals with ratios for artillery and rifle fire casualties. It notes the burden of war and the factors of bravery and leadership.
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Kin Tchou
Port Arthur
LIVER 01L AND IRON TONICS PROMINENT WORLDWIDE
Two renowned tonics touted as the world’s most famed combined iron liver preparation. French chemists claim a method to separate medicinal elements from tonics, now rejoined to boost strength and aid weak or delicate patients including children after illness.
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Local notes from Illinois and Wisconsin fairs and trials
Items recount prizes at the state fair for Gardner Williams and fruit from his orchard, a Rockford girl's engagement scandal, county farm sales near Putnam, a Wisconin hunting fine, and state regulatory updates on labels. Also reports on deaths, marriages, and civic notices from Illinois and surrounding regions.
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Peoria
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Chicago & Northwestern Railway
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Mississippi River
Oklahoma
Interstate Commerce Commission
Third District
Springfield
State Board of Agriculture
State of
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Arthur Haines
State Fair Grounds
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Robert Warner
DeKalb
Warner
Young Warner
Illinoisan Farmer Boy Builds Apple Empire Abroad
A farmer’s son from near Galena Illinois rises to prominence by developing Yakima orchard lands in Washington. He ships apples nationwide then tours international ports, exhibiting fruit and boosting Yakima apples abroad. Consuls in Bombay Ceylon Cairo Hamburg Glasgow report on his venture.
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North Yakima
Illinois
Making a Illinois will clarifies how property passes
A Chicago trust booklet explains intestate rules by kinship status, detailing who inherits when there is no will. Married with children directs assets to the spouse and children's heirs, while without kin or a wife the estate goes to the county. Adoption rights mirror biological but exclude certain limited bequests.
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Dollar at the Door Prompts Town Anecdote and Health Ad
A fragmented excerpt describes a silver dollar story in a town with cheery rings and patriotic tones. The passage shifts to a House of Representative style ad for Chamberlain's Tablets promising purgative effect and healthier body and mind.
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Buick 1914 Line Displayed in Showroom
Electric Started Electric Lighted Electric Ignition Electric Horn You will find the BUICK Line for 1914 contains everything of importance found on any other make of car sold anywhere near the price The new line is now in our salesroom We invite everyone to call and see the new models of beauty and be shown the excellent working qualities of the 1914 line Specifications in detail mailed promptly on request.
Child Welfare Exhibition Aims to Better Homes and Schools
The Child Welfare exhibition grows from a 675 member league of 68 organizations. It seeks to educate Peoria residents on child health, school, home life, and citizenship through photos, charts, and statements. Open Oct 27 to Nov 4 at the Coliseum with free admission for all.
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Humane prison reform and mail order merchant tactics
The article praises humane reform at Eastern State and San Quentin led by McKenty and Hoyle, noting fewer solitary conditions and renewed discipline. It also describes small town merchants countering big mail order houses with local promotions, including one buyer-friendly tactic that boosted in-store sales.
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