ARIOSA Coffee Ad Promotes Old Soldier Endorsements
Complies with National Pure Food Law. An old soldier praises ARIOSA Coffee as the best and richest since service in 1861. The ad extols Arbuckle Bros. ARIOSA as the first roasted packaged coffee and explains packaging to protect beans. It claims lower cost per pound and asks readers to write to Arbuckle Bros. if grocer lacks supply.
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Arbuckles
United States
Arbuckle Bros
New York City
Magnolia News Notes and Local Notices
Local Maggie Magnolia items include visitors from Chicago and Peoria, moves and plans for homes, church services, farming notes, fair preparations, and a flood of small town happenings. The Magnolia Grange fair builds a new horse stable as seven days of events approach September 24 to 27.
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Wilbur Mann
Chicago
John Bronn
Venona
John Ramage
Harry
Henry
Miss McCulley
Peoria
Ollie Spencer
Hattie Hillabr
Edwards
R. W. Spencer
H. N. Boshell
Melvin
Magnolia
B. Fisher
Champaign
B. Griffin
Whitefield
John O. Kidd
Sherman Glenn
Alonzo Emans
Harry Ramage
Princeton
Harris
Chillcothe
Glover
John L. Morse
Mother
Babe
James Phillips
Eva Sweet
Enoch Hunt
Magnolia Friends
Mr. Hunt
Here
Magnolia Grange Fair
L. N. Studgvin
Putnam County
Laura Defenbaugh
Dakin
Boshell
Peterson
Varna
Friends’ Yearly Meeting
Edward Coale Bloomington
Mary G. Smith Hoopeston
Samuel Zavits
Canada
Rock Island
Health in the Canal Zone and Electric Bitters
The article notes skilled workers are drawn to Panama Canal construction by high wages, but fears of fevers and malaria deter recruits. It claims experienced users of Electric Bitters feel safe from malarious influence, citing cures for blood poison, biliousness, and stomach, liver, and kidney troubles, guaranteed by A J Ironmonger, druggist, 50e.
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Canal Zone
Panama Canal
A. J. Ironmonger
Charles Willis visits Rock Island relatives for a week
Charles Willis of Rock Island spends a week or two visiting relatives and old friends, reconnecting with people he lived near years ago. A wide circle of locals welcomes him back as others note reunions with relatives from Harrisburg and Nebraska, and a busy social schedule unfolds around church and community events.
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Charles Willis
Rock Island
Charley
Wm. Hartman
Harrisburg
Sada
Pearl Hetrick
Chillicothe
Will
Harvey Allen
Chicago
Wm. Chilton
Harley Zenor
Edna Clemens
Granville
Katie Hawthorne
Maude Glass
Hennepin
Halligan
Putnam
Sarah Cassell
Moses Daily
Roy Daily
Peoria
May Baby
Jessie Deininger
Kate Tawthorne
Lela
Blanche Allen
Charles Allen
Henry Gardner
Plorid
Community notice for M. W. A. hall event
Invitation to a meeting at the M. W. A. hall next Saturday evening. Note the date September 14 and urge all to attend.
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M. W. A. Hall
Paxson urges diligent study at Hennepin School start
Prof W A Paxson principal of Hennepin urges scholars to focus on studies for future success. School opened Monday September 2 with Primary 23, Intermediate 16, High 82. Teachers seek a prosperous year and parent cooperation, noting nine hours sleep for high schoolers and limiting loafing and excessive outside engagements.
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W. A. Paxson
Hennepin School
Care of hogs article by Hon. C. C. Pervier on practical hog keeping
In central Illinois conditions, Hon. C C Pervier urges selecting feeders by growth and type, not breed, aiming for pigs reaching 300 pounds at 12 months. He stresses varied feeds including soy bean hay and alfalfa, twice daily rations, clean food and water, dry housing, year round pasture with alfalfa clover rye and vetch, plus winter greens to sustain health and disease resistance.
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C. C. Pervier
Bureau County
Illinois
Theatre Talk No 2 Smiles is what your Face Needs
Mrs. E. D. E. N. Southworth born December 26 1819 in Washington D C. She taught school 1844 to 1849 and began writing in Baltimore. Her Hidden Hand appeared 1856 as a serial in The New York Ledger published by Robert Bonner. The story has sold millions worldwide and been translated in several languages. Eugene Moore prepared a new dramatic version to be presented locally.
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E. D. E. N. Southworth
Washington, D. C
Henshaw Seminary
Baltimore Saturday Visitor
NEW York Ledger
Robert Bonner
Dexter
Maud S
Eugene Moore
Hog Rearing Advice From A Practical Farmer
Practical notes on pig housing feeding and care stressing clean floors proper ventilation and protection from elements. Emphasizes water access, shade avoidance, bedding changes, wood ashes for bone development and a staged feeding plan through and after farrowing to prevent scours and ensure strong piglets.
Castor Beara the The Kind You is 18 nae Bought tenn
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions Castor Beara and a phrase about being 18 and buying ten or ten n. The readable text provides minimal context, lacking clear events, dates, or identifiable entities to form a complete news item.
Henry Republican Office Promotes Printing Services
The Henry Republican office offers hand bills letter heads note heads bill heads statements envelopes programs invitations calling cards business cards shipping tags and more. Prompt service and first class work advertised. Subscribe for The Republican.
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Henry Republican
Question on liquor use and Modern Woodman policy rights
A Kane county case in Aurora will decide if a Modern Woodmen member may drink without forfeiting insurance. Thomas Rogers, a window dresser, died insured for $2000. the society refused payment claiming intemperance, while heirs contend officers knew of his occasional beer and accepted his monthly assessments for ten years. The suit, challenging the policy clause exempting intemperance, will be argued through the supreme court.
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Modern Woodman Society
Insurance Society
Kane County
Aurora
Thomas Rogers
Woodman
Rogers
Supreme Court
Peoria's Mite
The Burlington Hawkeye notes that central Illinois distillers paid over 35 million dollars in internal revenue taxes to the U S Treasury in the last year. It highlights Illinois as producing more than half the world’s whisky and frames the industry as a vast cereal market benefiting Uncle Sam seeking revenue.
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Peoria
Burlington
Sam
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